Sacred to the Memory of
Mrs. CATHERINE ARMSTRONG,
Widow,

Who finished a course of piety and resignation
to the Divine Will, on

the 22nd of November, 1802.

Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, en so, saith the Spirit, for they rest from their labours.

Also

the Revd. JOHN ARMSTRONG, B.D.,

Son of the above,

Who died August 17th, 1835,
Aged 76 years.

He was resident Minister

of this chapel

From the time of its consecration,
January 10th, 1793.

Here lieth the Body of
Mr. CULLA,

Minister of the Gospel of Christ,
Died 16th Sept. 1823, aged 50 years.
Mrs. E. CULLA,

Wife of the above,

Died 25th of January, 1830, aged 71 years.

Sacred

To the Memory of

Mr. G. S. COMPLIN, Artist,

Who departed this life Feb. 21st, 1817,
Aged 34.

Sacred

to the Memory of

LAWRENCE HARMAN,

Earl of Rosse,

Baron and Viscount

Oxmantown.

Actuated by the genuine Principles of Religion, he was eminently distinguished

by those Virtues which refult from its Influence. As a Senator his Conduct was marked by an inflexible loyalty & patriotic Ardour, and the Poffeffion of an unbiaffed Judgment and inviolable Integrity preserved him from becoming either the Dupe of Party, or the Tool of Faction.

By his Authority, Firmness, and Address, he was enabled in times of political Commotion not only to restrain from Acts of Violence, but to gain the Confidence and attachment of the Difaffected among whom he resided. To his many valuable Qualities in private Life, his afflicted Family and Friends, his numerous Tenantry, the Orphan and the Destitute will unite to bear the moft Cordial, juft, and honourable Testimony.

Sacred to the Memory of
SARAH,

Wife of George Butler, Esqr.,
Who Died after a long and painful Illness
on the 20th Sep., 1836,

in the 57 year of Her age.

Blest shade, this tomb thy widowed husband rears,
In tribute to thy worth and goodness due,
Which through the vista of full thirty years,
Return in grateful retrospect to view.

Thine were the active virtues that adorn,

The child, the wife, the mother, and the friend,
These in their seasons from life's early morn,
Graced thy career to its lamented end.
But while our feelings own one common grief,
In losing thee, our faith the hope supplies,
That He who gave thy anguished frame relief,
Transferred thy sainted spirit to the skies.

Here lies the Body of

MARY JOHNSON,

Widow of the late

Reyd. Wm. Moore Johnson, D.D.,

Rector of St. Perran, Uthnoe, in the County of

Cornwall,

Died 30th Oct., 1851, aged 82 years.

In Memory of ANN,
Wife of F. G. Applebee,

late of Bedford Square,

Who died in Child-bed

the 11th of Dec., 1802, Aged 32 Years.
Good friend for Jesus' Sake forbear
To dig the Duft enclosed here:

Bleft be the Man that spares these stones
And curst be he that moves my Bones.
This ftone has been placed by

Order of her difconfolate Hufband.

Alfo FRANCIS GEORGE APPLEBEE, who died Dec. 11th, 1837,