 | 1812 - 778 pages
...kins, with design to transmit to postehe character of both, justly allowed GENT. MAG. /ifril, IB 12. to them, in the age they lived in. RICHARD, was a tender husband, an iiidulgent father, a sincere friend, a devout Protest ant, and a true loyal Patriot : of the latter... | |
 | John Astley (of Coventry.) - 1885 - 126 pages
...top of the side panels, altogether about 15 feet high. Arms (plate ii.) On the tomb is inscribed— "Near this Place lye the Remains | of RICHARD HOPKINS,...Latter He gave Proofs in the several Parliaments | In wliich, for many years, He Represented this City. | MARY no less possessed all the Virtues of her sex:... | |
 | Annie Arnoux Haxtun - 1896 - 44 pages
...design to transmit to posterity the character of both, Justly allowed to them, in the age they live in. Richard was a tender husband, an indulgent father,...A devout Protestant, and a true loyal Patriot; Of (he latter he gave proofs, in the several Parliments In which for many years he represented this City.... | |
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... inscriptions:— Near this place, lye the remains Of RICHARD HOPKINS*, Esq. and of MARY, his beloved Wife, To the pious memory of whom this monument is erected, By the order of their only Son Edward Hopkins, With design to transmit to posterity the... 