On the third face:-A cross resting on a globe.

On the fourth face :-An anchor hanging by a rope or snake which is twined round a chalice placed on a table or altar.

The following entry of the death of John Wellbeloved appears in the Register of the Reformed Church:-"Im Jahr Christi 1819 den 8ten October morgends [sic] zwischen zwei und drei Uhr starb am Nerven fieber der Studiosus der Theologie Herr John Wellbeloved aus York in England bei Mir Johann Georg Breidenstein oberhofprädiger im unterricht des dasigen Professoren der Theologie Charles Wellbeloved sohn in einem alter von ein und zwanzig jahren, und war den zehnten desselben monates in gegenwart des Herr Professor der Philologie zu York in England John Kenrick und des Reformirten Glöckners Johann Georg Knapp Christlichen Gebrauche nach, zu sein ruhe gebracht. (Signed) Johann Georg Breidenstein, Landgräflicher Oberhofprädiger, Inspector und Consistoriabrath des Koniglich Baierischen, Civil Verdienstordens Mitg." (for Mitglied).

On a small headstone of red sandstone :-To the | Memory of | JOHN MEYER | who departed this life | February 1, 1844.

God is love.

(Grave No. 82.)

Butler Monuments, consisting of three open books of white marble.

First book, first leaf:-Sacred | To The Memory of ISABELLA BUTLER | Widow of the late | Revd JAMES BUTLER | Chaplain of Homburg | departed this life | 17 Novbr 1876 | aged 80 years.

Mrs. Butler was the daughter of Thomas Rothwell and Helena (Cepton) his wife, and was born at Rockfield, co. Meath, Ireland.

First book, second leaf:

For so he giveth | his beloved sleep. | Psalm cxxvii. v. 2.

Second book, first leaf:-To the .... | Rev. JAMES BUTLER | late of Priestown House | Priestown | Co. Meath Ireland | Founder of the British | Chaplaincy of Homburg | in June 1843 | and officiating clergyman | there for twenty three years | Died March 6th, 1869 | aged 76.

Second book, second leaf:

He went about doing good.

Verily I say unto you Inas | much as ye have done it unto | one of the least of these my | brethren ye have done | it unto me. | Matt. 25 v. 34-41.

Third book, first leaf:-To | Augusta | died February 12, 1845 | aged 13 years. Second leaf:

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Of such is the Kingdom of | Heaven. | Matt. xix. v. 14.

(Grave No. 59.)

On a small white marble tablet, on a grave hidden is bushes, near the wall of the Cemetery, adjoining the high road :-LOUISA CRAMPTON | widow of the late JOHN CRAMPTON | died at Homburg | July 1850. (Grave No. 76.) N.B. Louisa Crampton was aged 56 years.

On a large red sandstone headstone, surrounded by a railing :-Sacred to the Memory of the Reverent JOSEPH JOHN FREEMAN of London For many years Home Secretary of the London | Missionary Society who while visiting this town | in the hope that its far famed Springs might benefit his health died after a brief but severe illness on September 8th, 1851 | A suitable resting place is this foreign soil for one who while he lived, lived not to himself | but to others. Not merely on this Stone will the | Memory of his name be written but very deeply | on many loving and affectionate hearts.

On the back of the stone is engraved :—

Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord From henceforth Yea saith the Spirit | that they may rest from their labors and | their works do follow them. | Rev. xiv. 13.

N.B. Mr. Freeman died aged 57 years.

On an iron base, painted red, surmounted by an urn with a wreath and butterfly on the base, and surrounded by an iron railing :-Sacred | to the memory of ANNA WALLACE MURDOCH | relict of | GEORGE GALBRAITH Esq. of Sydney | who died at Homburg | 29 July 1852 | aged 42 years. (Grave No. 2.)

On a flat stone, surrounded by a railing, supported at four corners by blocks of red sandstone:-Sacred | To the memory of WILLIAM FORBES Esqre | Eldest son of the late JAMES FORBES Esqre | of Echt Aberdeenshire | Died at Homburg July 29th, 1853.

I am the resurrection and the life | he that believeth in me though he | were dead yet shall he live. | St. John xi. 25.

(Grave No. 14.)

On a red flat stone, surrounded by an iron railing:-To the Memory of FRANCIS BEETHAM Esq. of Sealawn Devonshire and the | Temple London who died at Homburg on the 17 September | 1853 | Aged 46 | Thy will be done Oh God | F. A. J. B. (Grave No. 44b).

On a flat sandstone, surrounded by an iron railing:-ROBERT FOSTER | GRANT DALTON of Ingoldisthorpe | Hall Norfolk and of Shanks House | Somerset Esquire died 29th April 1854 | Aged 71 years. (Grave No. 44a.)

On a flat slab, surrounded by a railing:-JOHN HENRY COCHRANE of the Madras Civil Service | born August 18, 1810 | died August 28, 1854. The blood of Jesus Christ | cleanseth from all sin.

Age 44 years.

(Grave No. 44°.)

On a red slab, surrounded by a railing:-In loving memory | of | ARTHUR TURNOUR RABY Esquire | Born at Cobham Surrey | August 31, 1789 | Died at Homburg August 14, 1856. (Grave No. 45a.)

N.B. Inscription is written in German capitals.

A Nassau marble headstone, with coat of arms and coronet :-Hier ruhet in Gott JOHANNA LYDIA freifrau GREMP VON FREUDENSTEIN | geborne | Bowles of North Aston | geb den 25 September 1820 | gest den 7t Juni 1860. (Grave No. 1.)

A stone cross, with the following inscription on the cross:- -HENRY WIGHT Esquire of Largnean Scotland | Died | at Homburg | June 28th, 1861 | Aged 60. Jesus spricht Wer an mich | glaubet der wird leben | ob er gleich stürbe. | Joh. xi. 25. (Grave No. 27.)

In a grave near the wall, with a tree planted over it, but with no inscription, is buried:-JOHN RICHARD BRINCKMANN, Died 26 Jan. 1870, aged 71yrs 1mo 1 day. (Grave No. 62.)

On a grey headstone, close to the Chapel:- Hier ruhet in Gott | AMALIA MEYRICK freifrau GREMP VON FREUDENSTEIN | geborne de Visme geb den 31 Mai 1815 gest den 5 Mai 1881. (Grave No. 1.)

This lady appears to have been born of English parents.

Without Monuments.

JAMES BARRY of Edinburgh buried in the grave immediately to the left of Henry Wight; died 28 July 1861, aged 69. (Grave No. 26.)

CHARLES LYNAM died 25 August 1861, aged 66 years. (Grave No. 6.)

HELENA BUTLER, daughter of the Rev. James Butler [ante] and Isabella his wife; died 20 January 1886, aged 65 years 9 months. (Grave No. 6.) Born at Burnchurch Glebe, co. Kilkenny, Ireland.

HELENA WATSON, died 22 April 1857, aged 20 years.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY.

A flat stone having a sandstone cross (broken) at the head. On the cross :repose | JOSEPH PAICE VICKERY | né à Bourne Lincolnshire Angleterre | le 6 Decembre 1785 | décédé le 6 Fébrier 1858.

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On the slab :

Seigneur tu laisses maintenant | aller ton serviteur en paix | selon ta parole car mes | yeux ont vu ton salut. | Luc. ii. 29, 30.

On the slab above the text a crest.

A large flat red stone, surrounded by an iron railing, to the left of the path leading to the Chapel :-Sacred to the memory of | WILLIAM MURPHY Esquire | departed this life on the 21st | day of September 1868 aged 62 years. | R.I.P.

On an iron cross, supported by kneeling angels, on a stone base :-Hier ruhet in Gott EMMA JUNG | geb 13 Octo. 1832 | gest 2 April 1889.

Emma Jung was born Lancaster. She was daughter of James Lancaster and Maria his wife (born Beaney), both of Portsea.

On a cross, similar to the above:-In loving | memory of | ALEXA MACKENZIE | died 7th Octobr 1887 aged 75.

N.B. Daughter of Captain Reed and Catharine his wife (born Macleod), wife of James Mackenzie of Madeira. At the Standesamt of Homburg Mrs. Mackenzie's name is entered as Alexandra.

A large white cross:-In | memory of | HUGH ROUQUETTE | Born | 6 January | 1885 | died | 7 June | 1888.

Hugh Caspar Rouquette, son of George Alfred and Susan Dilwyn Agnes Rouquette (born Hughes).

LIST OF BRITISH SUBJECTS WHO, HAVING DIED AT HOMBURG, WERE BURIED IN THE FRANKFORT CEMETERY.

ISAAC GEORGE CURRIE, Esq., of Bush Hill in the parish of Edmonton, Middlesex.

MARY, relict of CHARLES LEWIS SPITTA, Esq., of Camberwell, London; died at Homburg in May 1861.

The Right Honourable GEORGE EDWARD THICKNESSE TOUCHET, Lord Baron AUDLEY, died at Homburg 18 April 1872. N.B. Lord Audley was born 26 January 1817.

ELIZABETH KNOX, wife of CHARLES KNOX, Esq., only daughter of MITCHELBURNE KNOX, Esq., of Sligo, Ireland, died 12 November 1869, aged 68 years.

CHARLES KNOX, Esq., son of the Hon. JOHN KNOX of Co. Down, Ireland, died 28 March 1873, aged 85 years.

LIST OF BRITISH SUBJECTS WHO, HAVING DIED AT HOMBURG, WERE TAKEN TO ENGLAND FOR BURIAL.

DENZIL IBBETSON THOMSON, died 24 September 1859, aged 76 years.

ISLEP ODELL, died 24 July 1861, aged 24 years.

ALICIA PROBYN, died 9 September 1864, aged 57 years 10 months.

WILLIAM H. PARSONS of New York, born in New Hampshire, died 3 September 1867, aged 55.

HENRY WHITE, died August 1868, aged 48.

JOSEPH LEVICK, died 19 September 1871, aged 58 years 1 month.

LESLIE MONTGOMERY of Dublin, died 12 September 1872, aged 48 years 11 months 5 days.

FRANCES ANNA WINT, died 21 February 1873, aged 53 years 3 months.

The Rev. ROBERT JAMES ROE of St. Sennen, Penzance, died 20 July 1875 (6:45 A.M.), aged 55 years.

GEORGE THOMAS KNIPE, son of Captain John Knipe and Rachel his wife (born Gerrard), died 11 August 1875, aged 72 years.

WILLIAM HENRY STUBBS, Major-General 4th Bengal Regiment, died 15 July 1877, aged 51 years.

William Stubbs married Hester Clara Hawkshaw of Weston Rectory, Ross, Hereford.

CAREW ANTHONY ST. JOHN MILDMAY, Archdeacon of Essex and Rector of Chelmsford, son of Sir Henry St. John Mildmay, Bart.; died 14 July 1878, aged 78.

Captain EDWARD AUGUSTUS PORCHER of 60 Chester Square, died 13 August 1878, aged 53 years.

CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, LADY EGERTON OF TATTON (born Lady Charlotte Loftus, daughter of the Marquess of Ely), died 11 September 1878, aged 67 years. SUSANNA ROGERS (daughter of Thomas Christian of Dublin), wife of Richard Kingston Rogers of Dublin; died 21 October 1879, aged 72 years.

HENRY CUNLIFFE of London, son of James Cunliffe and Mary his wife (born Ostle); died 24 July 1883, aged 56 years.

Henry Cunliffe was born at Blackburn and married Anne Crichton.

FREDERICK AUGUSTUS VON CLERMONT of Montreal, Canada, married to Minna Martin; died 20 July 1885, aged 80 years 6 months.

Major-General HARRY ST. GEORGE ORD of Fornham House, Bury St. Edmunds, died 20 August 1885, aged 66 years.

General Ord was son of Harry Gough Ord, R.A., and his wife Louisa (born Latham); married to Julia Carpenter.

HENRIETTA ISABELLA JANE BURKHARDT (born Ord) of Warwick, born at Woolwich; died 7 September 1885, aged 63 years.

MARY SCHULTZE, wife of Dr. Alexander Schultze, an Australian; died 18 August 1886, aged 54 years.

Daughter of Dr. Alexander Renton and of Martha his wife (born Brinsden), both of Peebles.

MRS. KEARNEY, wife of Colonel Charles Kearney; born in Limerick, Ireland; died 31 August 1886, aged 86 years 7 months.

Daughter of George Ezra Massey and his wife Margarette (born Scanlan).

Dr. DAVID WYLLIE of London; born at Montrose; died 24 August 1889, aged 68 years.

KATHERINE MARIA WHITE of No. 1 Porchester Gate, London, died 13 June 1891, aged 54 years.

Daughter of Dr. Kennedy and his wife Alicia (born Hamilton).

ADELAIDE RACHEL RICH, wife of General Whitworth Talbot Rich; born at Montreal, Canada; died 2 September 1893, aged 56 years.

Daughter of General Sir Charles Gore and his wife Sarah Rachel (born Fraser).

Reviews.

The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. No. 3, Vol. IV., January 1897. Richmond, U.S.A.

THIS Part gives the proceedings of the Virginia Historical Society for the past year, with its Officers and Members, which number 752-a goodly company with a balance of cash in hand of upwards of £50, and a permanent fund now amounting to nearly £450. It is pleasing to note that its presents from members and friends comprise family records, State papers, correspondence, some of which has been given and handsomely bound by our friend and subscriber the Hon. R. C. Winthrop of Boston, pictures and photographs, and two very handsome swords, one belonging to Commodore Arthur Sinclair, given him for his valour when in command of U.S. vessel "General Pike" in an engagement with the British fleet on Lake Erie in 1812, and the other sword belonging to Midshipman Wm. Beverly Sinclair of the Confederate Navy, who, when only 17, while at sea gave his life to save that of a sailor from drowning in July 1864. The Society has agreed to publish the MS. of the London Company's minutes, and its members look forward with interest for it. The articles in this part comprise an account of the attack by the Dutch on the Virginia fleet in 1667, and mentions how the Dutch between 1665 to 1667 advanced with their fleet up to the Nore, burning three English men-of-war, and blockading the Thames for weeks.