Here lyeth the Body of
HENRY BURDETT,

Goldsmyth and Citizen of London
of ye parish of St. Margarets
New Fish Street

who departed this life ye 9th
of August 1736

Desires ye Prayers of all Good People
Here also lies the Body of
MARGARET His wife

Who departed this life
Nov 1741.

JONATHAN WILD, buried May 25th, 1725.*

JEREMIAH COLLIER, clerk, buried April 29, 1726.†

* Jonathan Wild was executed at Tyburn, May 24th, 1725. About two o'clock on the following morning his remains were interred in this grave-yard, but a few nights afterwards the body was taken up, for the use of the surgeons, as it was supposed. At midnight a hearse and six was waiting at the end of Fig Lane, where the coffin was found next day.

+ This celebrated writer was son of a clergyman, and born at Stow with Quy, in the county of Cambridge, in the year 1650. He received his education at Caius College. Having entered into Holy Orders in the early part of his life, he became Rector of Ampton, in Suffolk. In 1685 he came to London, and was soon afterwards appointed lecturer at Gray's Inn. On the eve of the Revolution, though a member of the Church of England, he strenuously attached himself to King James's interest, and wrote the first pamphlet which appeared against the Prince of Orange. He first published a collection of essays upon various subjects, also a translation of Moreri's Great Dictionary, &c., &c. In 1713 he was consecrated a Bishop by the Non-Jurors. died on the 26th of April, 1726.

He

In Deo solo et non in arcu meo sperabo.
Here lyes the Body of DENIS MOLONY, Esq'
who departed this life unmarried

the II of December in the year
of our Lord 1726 being the 77th
year of his age having allways
Lived faithfull to God King and
country

Requiescat in Pace
Amen.

Hibernus,

Here lyes also the Body of DANIEL MACNEMARA, Esq Who Erected this Tomb

and was nephew and executor to the above mentioned Molony who departed this life the 8th of June in the year of our Lord God 1730,

Aged 42 years. Requiescat in Pace. Amen.

Here lyes the Body of

THOMAS CUNSTABLE

of the county of Norfolk.

He lived in the noble family

of His Grace the Duke of Norfolk
39 years and died in His Grace's Service.

A man of exemplary piety

and charity who departed this life July 2 1722 In the 65 year of his age.

Requiescat in Pace Amen

D

Here lies the Body of

the Honble ESME HOWARD, of Norfolk,

youngest son of

Henry, late Earl of Arundel and Surry,
and youngest brother to
Henry, late Duke of Norfolk,
the grandfather to

the present Duke of Norfolk,
who departed this life the 14 of June
1728 in the 83rd year of his age

Requiescat in pace Amen

Near this place lies the Body of
MARGARET

the entirely beloved wife of

the Honble Esme Howard, of Norfolk, who departed this life the 11th of Jany 1716, in the 70th year of her age.

Requiescat in pace Amen

Here also lieth the Body of

the Honble ELIZ. HOWARD, of Norfolk,

daughter of the above

Honble Esme & Margaret Howard, Who died Feby the 26th 1736, aged 61.

Requiescat in pace Amen

Sir HENRY BATEMAN, buried Sept. 14, 1727.

Here lyes the Body of

IOHN CARLETON, Gent.

Son of Thomas Carleton, Esqre who

was eldest Eqvery to their Sacred Majes.
King Charles the first & King Charles the
second and was discended of the most
Antient Family of ye Carletons of Carleton
Hall in the county of Cumberland.
Ob 20th July Ano. Dni. 1709, Ætat 67:
Here also lyes the Body of

SUSANNA his wife,

Daughter of S1. Hugh Ackland, of Killerton,
in the county of Devon, Bart

Formerly ye wife of Edward Halfall, Esq.
Eqvery to her Sacred Maj. Queen Catherin:
Ob. 5 Febry Ano. Dni. 1696, Ætat. 62.
Here also lyeth the Body of SUSAN EYRE,
Daughter of ye above named Edward & Susann Hassal1
Who dy'd June ye 10th, 1745, aged 77 years.

Requiescat in Pace.

Lady MARY PARSONS, buried April 26, 1735. ·

Here lyeth Interr'd the Body of
Sir JOSEPH RICHARDS, Bart.,
Who departed this life
June the 2nd, 1738,
aged 53.

Here Lyeth the Body of

ST JAMES TOBIN, Bart
who departed this Life, the 23d of
May, 1735. Aged 51.

Near this place are deposited
the remains of

Mr. THOMAS MAZZINGHI.

Who departed this life

the 20th of May 1775.*

CHARLES CALVERT, Baron of BALTIMORE in Ireland, buried Feb. 26, 1720; the Lady BALTIMORE, July 26,

1731.

* He was a performer on the violin, and conducted the band at Marylebone Gardens, when they were under the direction of Dr. Arnold, and was father of Joseph Mazzinghi, the celebrated

composer.