In memory of her only and beloved daughter, Sarah Kelsick, Wife of Mr. John Kelsick, merchant in Antigua, Who died on 20th day of March, 1785, In the 19th year of her age. This monument was erected by her disconsolate mother, Sarah Eccleston, Wife of Isaac Eccleston, Esq., 1792. From the parent, the husband, the friend, Her social and amiable virtues Claim the tribute of affliction, And though early cut off, She must ever live in the memory of those Who had the happiness of her acquaintance. Vivit post funera virtus. The next is an elaborate and splendid monument, erected by the country to the memory of Ralph Lord Lavington; and however peculiar the taste which dictated the design, the execution, at least, possesses merit. The top figure represents his lordship in a sitting posture, habited in the old court dress, and his plumed hat lying at his feet. The inscription is traced upon a light grey marble, hollowed out so as to allow of the insertion of a small sarcophagus, bearing his coat of arms, with a beautifully-executed branch of oak-leaves thrown across it. Two female figures recline on each side; the one on the left hand, representing Astrea with her scales by her side, and the hilt of the sword of justice, very minutely and beautifully sculptured, protruding from behind the sarcophagus; her finely-formed and classic face is up-turned towards the old lord. In the other figure we behold the genius of the island, mourning for the loss of a favourite governor. She holds in her right hand a scroll, upon which is inscribed—“Resolved, that a monument be erected to his memory,” while with her left hand she shades her features as if in deep grief. At the feet of these figures rolls the sea, the waves, surmounted with their foam, very well executed. This costly monument bears the following inscription:— Sacred To the memory of Ralph Payne Lord Lavington, Of the kingdom of Ireland, One of His Majesty’s most honourable Privy Council, Knight of the most honourable Order of the Bath, and Captain-general, and Commander-in-chief of The Leeward Islands. Upon the base of the monument is the following brief biographical inscription:—