Appendix to page 93.

EPITAPH IN THE CEMETERY OF ST. JAMES'S, TORONTO, CANADA WEST.

This Stone is erected

In memory of
Henry Tyrwhitt,

of the Inner Temple, London,
who died unmarried in Toronto,
on the 30th May, A.D. 1808.

He was born at Stanley Hall, In the parish of Astley Abbots, near Bridgnorth, in Shropshire, on the 31st of August, A.D., 1808, the fourth son,

by Elizabeth Lipyeatt, his wife, of Richard Tyrwhitt, Esquire, who died Recorder of Chester, and was buried in the Parish Church of Llansantfraidd Glyn Ceiriog, In Denbighshire, A.D., 1836.

The body

which here awaits the call of the King, the Lord Jesus Christ, was buried at first beside the Church of St. James, within the City of Toronto,

but having been disinterred with its coffin by the digging of the foundation for the new edifice, after the destruction of the old, it was transferred hither on the 4th of September, A.D. 1850.

Our Lord grant unto him to find mercy from the Lord in that Day. 2 Tim. i. 18.

Appendix to page 94.

EPITAPH ON ONE SIDE OF A COLUMN ERECTED IN THE CHURCH-
YARD AT TECUMSETH, CANADA WEST.

Here on the left of a line from this stone Eastward
Lies the body of
William Tyrwhitt,

who was born in England at
Stanley Hall, near Bridgnorth,
on the 10th of July, A.D. 1812, and
died in this township on the 6th
of February, A.D. 1847.

He was the sixth son
(by Elizabeth Lipyeatt his wife
buried in the Protestant
Cemetery at Brussels, A.D. 1846)
of Richard Tyrwhitt, Esquire,
who died Recorder of Chester, and
was buried in the Parish Church
of Llansaintfraidd Glyn Ceiriog,
in North Wales, A.D. 1836.

Our Lord grant unto them to find mercy from the Lord, that they may be unaccusable

in the day of our Lord Jesus Christ.

2 Tim. i. 18; 1 Cor, 1-8.

EPITAPH AT THE BACK OF THE SAME COLUMN.

Here also,

on the right,

at his father's side, sleeps the body of William Henry Tyrwhitt.

Born in this township on the
19th July, A.D. 1846, and buried
on the 30th of August, A.D. 1847.
The third son and youngest child
by Elizabeth Armstrong his wife
of the William Tyrwhitt recorded
upon the opposite face of this
Stone.

He was baptized into Christ,
and died before revolt.

Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.

Rev. xiv. 13.

Appendix to page 94.

EPITAPH ON A MONUMENT

IN THE PROTESTANT CEMETERY AT NAPLES.

Alla Memoria

Di Louisa Cicopieri St. Clair,

nata Tyrwhitt.

Nta 30 Gennaro, 1814.

Mta 28 Marzo, 1853.

Il marito le sorelle ed un fratello
Questo monumento eressero
Alle Care Ceneri.

Severa con se stessa
Indulgente per tutti

Buona paziente beneficente

Raro esempio di Christiana Pieta.

Out upon Time! It will leave no more
Of the Days to come, than the Days before;
Out, out upon Time!

BYRON'S 'Siege of Corinth.'

SOME hours of old age and enforced leisure have been beguiled in once more correcting and arranging these family memorials. Let the original weakness of having printed them at all rest on the writer, and be buried with him—contented that if they have interested few, they have injured none. Such collections will rarely recur: kindred in modern days rather repels than attracts; 'tis a name, and no more: weighed in commercial scales against the "almighty dollar," it kicks the beam. 6 So mote it be.'

R. P. T.

OXON. 1872.