FOUR GREAT MEN.
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FOUR GREAI MEN.
In small private chapel in Bristol, (Eng.)
there is marble table, on which there is
the following inscription, to the memory of
four Of the greatest friends Of humanity that
perhaps ever lived. 1t was written by a
late worthy individual, John Brtel, on hear
ing of Lord Nelson's victory off Trafalgar.


ssJOHN HOWARD.


JONAS IIANWAY,


JOHN FOTHERGILL,


RICHARD REYNOLDS.
Not unto us, o Lord but unto thy Name, be the
glory.
"Bcneath some ample, hallowed dome,
The warriors bones are laid;
And bazon'd on the stately tomb;
Ills martial deeds displayed.
Beneath an humble roof we place
This monumental Stone,
To names the poor shall ever bless,
And Charity shall own.
To soften human woe their care,
TO feel its sigh, to aid its PRAYER;
Their work on earth, not to destroy;
And their reward their Masters JOY"