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MR. HERMANN KINDT in ' N. & Q..' 4 S. iii. (1869) 474 (quoting from Adolf Stahr, ' Weimar und Jena,' 1852. vol. i. p. 39). A third, Ernily, was the last of the family. She died at Leghorn, aged 76. on 28 June. 1832 (Gent. Mag., 1832, pt, ii. p. 94). After her father's death she deposited some sealed packets in the library at Weimar, which were removed by her in 1809, but returned in 1812, and remained there until 1832, when they were given to Miss Payne, who had proved that she was entitled to them. Emily Gore's will, dated at Leghorn 14 July, 1831, and proved 21 July, 1832, expressed her wish to be buried in the English burial- ground at Leghorn. She bequeathed 4,000. to her nephew Francis Leopold, Earl Cowper. George Benjamin Barnard, of the house of the late Baron Dimsdale, was her residuary legatee and executor, and she left him the specific sum of 1,OOOJ. The youngest daughter, as already stated, mar- ried Earl Cowper. W. P. COURTNEY.

INSCRIPTIONS IN THE CHELSEA

HOSPITAL BURYING-GROUND.

(See ante, pp. 241, 325.)

NEAR THE EAST END OF THE SOUTH SIDE

96. Cy gist le corps de | Daniel Gamier, bourgeoi[s] | de Londres, orpheure | qui mourut le 26 Auril | 1699, age de xxxii ans.

97. Cy gist le corps de Lefort | natif de Vepret en Bretagne | bourgeois de Londres | et marchand, qui mourut le 2 Auril, 1694, age de | 39 ans. j Issu de luy et de | Marie Gamier sa femme, | Pierre Lefort, qui mourut | age de 4. ...

98. A four-sided monument. Illegible. Arms : A sword bendwise between, sinister a fleur-de-lis, dexter a sprig of oak fructed.


 * 99. James Wilson, ....

Guards Blue, d. 11 Feb., 1848, a. 58.
 * 100. Joseph Pearson, Corporal of the Horse

101. Blank.

102. William Huey, late Troop Serjeant-Major [7th Hussars], d. in this Hospital [13 Nov., 1835, a. 40].

103. Kingsmill Eyre, Esq., some time Secretary to this Hospital, d. 1743. [And his two wives.]

Arms: Quarterly.... Crest: A leg in pale, couped at the thigh.

1829: d. 21 Nov., 1845.
 * 104. Hugh Percy de Bathe Gleig. b. 20 June,

105. Major William Ebhart, d. 31 Jan., 1833, in his 65th year. Francis Knollis, gr. s. of the above, and youngest ch. of Frederick Charles and Elizabeth Ebhart, d. 10 April, 1843, a. 4 y. 6 months. Elizabeth, w. of the above Major Wm. Ebhart, d. 1 Oct., 1851, a. 71.

106. Illegible.

107. William Cheselden, Ar., b. 19 Oct., 1688 ; d. 10 April, 1752. Deborah, his wid., d. 10 June, 1754. a, 60.

NORTH SIDE OP CENTRAL PATH, BEGINNING AT THE EAST END.

108. Robert Bustle, [for 22 years driver in] th e Royal Horse [Artillery, d. 2 Feb., 1842, a. 67]- Also his brother, James Bustle. . . .late of the. . ., d. 20 July, 18(44), a. 7(3).

109. Blank.

South side. Sacred to the memory of f Lieut. C. W. Robinson, Lieut. A. If. Booth | and 61 privates of the 73rd Regiment | who perished in the wreck of H.M.S. Birkenhead | on Danger Point, Cape of Good Hope | on the 26th February, 1852.
 * 110. A four-sided monument.

North side. Sacred to the memory of | the undermentioned Officers, Noncommissioned Officers and Privates | of the 73rd Regiment | who were killed in action or died of their wounds to 1856. [The names jottoio in four columns.] Capt. W. B. Faunce, Ens. and Adjt. P. Fletcher, Serjt. J. Harper, Serjt. J. Cross, Corpl. W. Dick- son, Privates G. Corbett, P. Crudden, W. Cun- nington, P. Doolan, R. Dwyer, A. Egan, G. H. Gordon, P. HalJinan, J. Hayes, J. Hillan, J. James, M. Kelly, D. Lewis, J. Mahoney, E. Moxon, J. Murtagh, J. Penwright, F. Saunderson, J. Stacey, T. Stringer, J. Whitby, W. Williams.
 * during the war in Kaffirland and from 1840

Also to the Memory of Captain Henry Austen, who died in the Field, | 21 day of October, 1851. 111. Blank.

stream Guards, d. 4 March, 1844, a. 63.
 * 112. Thomas Edmonds, 2nd Regt. Cold-

this Hosp., d. 19 Jan., 1846, a. 71.
 * 113. Capt. Thomas Gadsby. in-pensioner of

When this you see remember me,

And bear me in your mind. Let the world say what they will,

Speak of me as you find.

belonging to the 2nd Ward, Light Horse, Royal Hosp., Chelsea, and late Serjeant of the 3rd Regiment, Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards. Farewell, loved wife and friends all dear, I am not dead, but sleeping here. Afflictions sore long time I bore, And Doctor's skill was vain, Till God did please that death should seize And ease me of my pain.
 * 114. Mr. John Whatmore, d. 28 Aug., 1847,

115. John Vickers. in -pensioner of Chelsea College, d. 1 Jan., 1814, a. 72.

1835, a. 9(8). Janet, his w., d. 20 Nov., 1835, a. 92. Erected by their s., Wm. McLaren, of Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land.
 * 116. Jas. McLaren, of the 67th Foot, d. 9 Oct.,

Mary, his w., d. 12 Sept., 1850, a. 88. They held for many years the situations of Office-Keeper and Hoxise-Keeper in the Secretary's Office of Ch. Hospital.
 * 117. Mr. Joseph Bell, d. 28 April, 1808, a. 43.

118. [Serjeant Joh]n Burrows, d. 22 Jan., 1837, a. 62.


 * 119. Anne Carr

120. Blank.

121. Mr. Charles Woodley, Turn Cock, Smith, and Engine Keeper to the Royal Hosp., d. 16 June, 1837, in his 41st year. Sarah Anne Woodley, his sister, d. 15 Nov., 1836, a. 28.

122. William Lewis, Cook of this Royal Hosp., d. 18 Jan., 1706, in his 29th year.