New-York tribune., 1876-03-11

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orosi,ions by copous quotations from ms isVorre
So Pope while not the shadow Of a smile went
o,,nd the table So does true goodness conquer 'no
irrsverence OF youth ,,-.,..i...
~, Far fron Hanway are memorials Of philanthrops's
=, later day William wiborforce and Foweh Buxton
"A The feet of Wberforce hand-perhaps that OF
hlaot has flung a wreath OF immortelles. And IN the
onor street across from the Abbey, stands drinking
fountain -,
member of Parliament who with Mr. Wi'6erforce @%909 %
Gated the abolition of the slave trade &C nSncI% % Vim III Wr
FrWen Buxton advocated the cmulc pauoh, U uo io
slaves throughout the British Dohn'ohS' "on'o''O III
1884
All may drink Of it, It may be thought that am pass
inc over the note BILE Of the Aboeysome OF 'hc
most notable. indeed, in English history. Chatham'
Mansfeld sfanhope, Pitt-who Though dead YET
ms statue al least being represented IN the
act, Fox Grattan Pcel-who by his dying request was
bued y the side OF his father and mother at D ton
though n statue Of him is here; Palmerston, Cannng
hut have not even space to ennneiale an WHOM & LAY
those whom YOU all know all about GcnerhN let me
say nso @ ty ,pe them As have before told you, ilo-
Onepce wisdom, Prudence, and good many otlSr VT
do not even know by nsme stand around the tomos IN
discOisoate attitudes, evidently wondering thcA had
moi better up shop ANA go straight back 10 edNc
(which they Lad better do if they'd be permanently o4i
Of harms way) Now having paid proper respect 10 0u
friends cs go round from the north tran-cpt-as we've
begUn-and pick up strangers
IN TIE NORTH TRANsEPr.
Lord Aubrey Beauclerk, who fought his SNIP the
Prince Frederick, under Vernon az CaTthageha
AGAINST the fire OF the Castle Fort 81. Joseph and two
,bips of war as WELL for many hours Of one day and
mart OF another deserves his monument Unless the III
,cption lies thus died. in the 3lst year of his age
As he was giving his Command upon Deck botn his
he woud not suffer his Wounds 10 be dreSt tl ne hiu
Communicated his Orders 10 his First Lieutenant, wen
sfteT Ills he gave some Directions about his private
khai1s and then reSgnd his soul with the Dignity Oh
Hero and Christian
The stained glass window above the BeaucleTk nonu-
ent Is commemorative of the laundering Of the Cap
tain of Cape Fnsterre, Sept T. 1870 Gn comparative
ealmj with whom II will be remembered that ~ OheeS
and 400 men and hoys went down Some OF tho subjects
OF this window-tbe Launching OF solOmons Fleet the
Building Of the Ships Of Tyre the ShpwrecR OF ST. Paul.
and Christ Walking on the Waters for nsance-sueeest
.trange though inevitable comparisons Was intended
b set forth that the science Of spuildng Is no further
advanced than when Solomon launched and Tyre bnIt'
aeetsf That seamanship is less far advanced than II
was when Paul after being bueted about FOR days py
the "tempestuo;s wind called EuToclydon," cleYery
beached his founie1ing bark the Isle Of Meaf Arc
we 10 infer that none should adventure to sea III BRUSH
ironelads OF this century-wh hope OF Eetiins ashore
again they do not possess tho miraculous power
Against the screen Of the choir qnan' OLD m9nuned
sboWs Black and battered, IN tufied gown, inc hose
knocked into cooked hat no one kn9Ts aIy3ms m SGu.
the party yet spI9%%iSa % 2TL ib n Carq i, Of England
or snv omnibus driver would let here remark that
tn tbe Sbb.y Of individuals who lad little OF claim
10 such distinction and the numbering up ts WaIis
with clumsy monuments 10 tncms done "itH ioleVst-
want OF room will forbid, fancy. How the iIuption
came about in the first place do mol know; N.ntn N.nH
these pillars To- rich. one looks for Poor Mans l2
Ter I'm Vai-uness he looks in the Poets Corner "here
are some DOR gh poets IN all conscience But as mas
lust been minated the Abbey Is getting, cloWurui
pit. dresscirce, and private 6oXes-tLat Is 10 sdH'
eloisters body Of the church and chapelS-aTe well nsh
full and already the sign standing room Ohy Is seen
90 far back a. 1877 ii story that he buried up
night may be credited one version Hss & II 'nS m f be
the reader for the resurrection As 10 hngnc Open inc
doors Of he Abbey for persons in no wise entitled to
sickness swore round OATH by Coo VIII LOTT LOU ~
sThey do bury fools there" But fools must be buried
somewhere suppose, and If they would only an con
sent 70 be buried al once would II not be Wen HoIh
while to turn an tie clever dead people out and give
them Westminster
FPITAPHs on TWO MUSICIANS.
Samuel Arnold doctor Of MuscI, organist OF tho
Abbey (tyihed by Tyre, into the chords OF which
sickle thrust, gets modest touching up as follows:
Here rests Of genius proby and worth
All that belongs 10 nature and 10 caIth,
The heart that warmly felt and freely gave
The hand that pity stretched 70 help and save,
Whose science tutored and whose talents chained.
That spirit Hed to him who spirit gave
Now smiles triumphant o'e1 TIE feeble crave
with Heavens chOrtht song Of prayer ana praise
50 the widow sings Full justice not being done, ey
asntly, to the deceased, the son adds p. g:
on shade rcvcrcd our nations loss and pride,
(For Harmony mute when Arnold diedl
Aud with " mothers sorrows " mix his OVID
Brefer yet quite as embracing, Is the inscription 10
the famous Dr. Purcell;
Here lies Henry Purcell, esq who left this life and IS
gone 10 that blessed place where only ms harmony can
s. exceeded
From this the pyrotcchnist must have borrowed The
IDEA OF that eptaph for himself which had until now
supposed wholly original: "GOne where only his hre
a. a1 no ctr is similar.
This Baron Lying of" at his seems prord OF his
psdgree and we think Of his magnificent Exccllency Of
ths play, " Don Cesar dc Bazan." as We read;
Hsre Ives me Body Of the Right Honorable AtTneftcus dc
COUTcy, 49,. =,
Lord Courcy Of Co,rcg County and Baron Kinsaie OF
tho Kingdom OF ireland, descended from TIE famous
JOgS de COTRcY Earl of Ulster who IN the Reign of King
John in sideration Of his great valOur ODaiGd t1Ht
extraordinary privilege 70 him and bis Hers OF being
Coyerd before the King This Lord much IN favour
vim King Charles the I'D and King Jqmeg the lid, and
commanded Troop Of Horse under the latter lie mar
S,sd AM dnghter OF Robert Dru. Of IsoHOrth IN the
County OF lfddieSrr Esq: fy order " whose VIII Ills
tomb Is erected 10 the memory OF her late LORD he uyg
without issue
Beyond marrying the "daughter Of Robert Dring OF
I,enorth in the County Of Mddesex esq" Almericus
Goes not seem to have accomplished anything worth
mentioning nor even thero did nc do more than might
have been expected him. But barren sort OF Baron
NJ the best ore would think be might have worn bis
Ulster less proudly and mentioned his great descent with
smaller flourish Of Iumpets Empty pods, though rattle
Ioudest Underneath the chapter AmeIicus, We have
aparagraph about Ann:
The said Ladye left divers Charitys 20 the Parish OF
IscpOrh Particularly 500 Pounds To the Almes-Hou>e:
300 Pounds 70 the CharitySchocl 100 Pounds 10 Poor
House Keepers and IS inferred here by her said Lord
Who dyed FC6rUdfH tie 9Th, l7lU: Aged %.
Calling Mrs Paul's attention to the fact that by tho
record above she evidently had G1OO coming TO her. she
said she did not see how When pointed TO the state
ep that Iady Ann left GlOO TO poor housekeepcrs my