*

Here lyeth ye Body of
Mrs. FRANCES ERRINGTON,

of Wallach Grange,

in the County of

Northumberland;

Who departed this life,
July ye 7th 1743.
Aged 64.

Requiescat in pace.

Revd FRANCIS BLYTH

Died 31st December 1772
Aged 66 years.

Here lieth interred the Body of
WALTER QUIN, Esqre

Late of London, Merchant.

Who departed this Life the 14th day of August, 1764, aged 37 years.

Requiescat in pace. Amen.

This Tomb is erected by his widow in testimony of her respect to his Memory as the Best of Husbands.

Here lieth the Body of MARY CARPUE, who died the 15 of August 1728. Aged 33.

Here lye the Bodies

of STEPHEN GALLOWAY Gent

and ELIZABETH GALLOWAY his wife She was daughter of St Edward Turberville Bart of that ancient family in Dorsetshire Obiit 27 Dec Ætat 47 A.D. 1750 He in the 28th year of marriage and on the 28th day after the decease of his deserving consort

Obiit 24th Jan Ætat 67.

Also the body of

the Revernd M. EDWARD GALLOWAY S.J.

Son of the above

Stephen and Elizabeth

Who departed this life

the 23 day of June 1779 aged 73.

Requiescant in pace.

Here lie interred the remains of

STEPHEN LYNCH,

A tender parent a kind husband

And a true friend who dyed in peace With God and man on the 25th June 1771 Lamented by relations and regretted by All his acquaintances who sincerely wish that He may be in everlasting peace.

His spring of life was such as should have been
Adroit and gay, unvex'd by care or spleen;
His summer's manhood open, fresh, and fair;
His virtue strict, his manners debonnaire;
His autumn rich with wisdom's goodly fruit,
Which every varied appetite might suit.
In polish'd circles dignified with ease,
And less desirous to be pleas'd than please.
Grave with the serious; with the comic gay;
Warm to advise, yet willing to obey.

True to the fond affections of the heart,

He play'd the friend, the husband, parent's part. What needs there more to eternize his fame, What monument more lasting than his name?

ABRAHAM LANGFORD,

Late of St. Paul, Covent Garden,
Died 18th of Sep 1774 aged 63 years.
ABRAHAM LANGFORD,

Late of Highgate,

Who died Oct 11th 1817
Aged 65 years.

Also Miss ELIZABETH LANGFORD,

Who died August 8th 1830

Aged 47 years.

MARY ANN LANGFORD,

Died Jan 20th 1834

in her 50th year.

In Memory of

the Honble THOMAS ARUNDELL, Count of

the most Sacred Roman Empire, & uncle to the present Lord Arundell of Wardour Castle: An affectionate, indulgent Husband, a Faithful Friend, exact paymaster, and always ready to serve the poor. He died 6th April, 1752, Aged 56. Requiescat in Pace. Amen.

To the Memory of

The Honble ANN ARUNDELL, Wife of
the Honble Thomas Arundell,

Countess of the Most Sacred Roman Empire.
She Died the 1st October 1778, Aged 70.
Requiescat in Pace.

Here lie the remains of PETER

VAN BLEECK, Esq. worthy son of Richard Van Bleeck, Esq. a Gentleman of distinguished merit in every light, whether of husband, friend, citizen, or Christian. Having married, in 1746, Alicia, youngest daughter of William Corry, Esq. of Walpole, in Norfolk, whom he left without issue, he died on the 21 of July 1764, aged 67. Meritiffimo conjugi mœftiffima conjux H. C. P. C. R. Q. I. P.

MARY BASNETT,

Daughter of Thomas & Anne Basnett, of this parish Died the 10th Day of Febry 1756 aged 23.

This Monument was erected by Her disconsolate parents to perpetuate ye memory of a child most tenderly belov'd and most deservedly lamented.

Go spotless honour and unsully'd truth,
Go smiling innocence and blooming youth;
Go female sweetness join'd with manly sense,
Go winning wit that never gave offence.
Go soft humanity that blest the poor,
Go saint-eye'd patience from affliction's door;
Go modesty that never wore a frown,
Go virtue and receive thy heavenly crown.

Not from a stranger came this heart-felt verse,
The Friend inscrib'd thy Tomb whose tear bedew'd
thy hearse.

Here lies the Body of

MARY COUSIEN,

Who departed this life
in the year 1746.

Sir JOHN WITTEWRONG, buried April 1, 1743.*

* He died unmarried, and was succeeded in the title by his brother William, who was Governor of the Poor Knights at Windsor.