In this Chapel lies interred, THOMAS SPRAT, Bishop of Rochester, and Dean of Westminster, who died May 20, 1713. Also his son, THOMAS SPRAT, Archdeacon of Rochester, who died May 10, 1720, aged forty-one. Also many other persons of distinction, of the Percy, Seymour, and Burleigh families, which we have not space to insert. At the door of this Chapel was buried that great and learned antiquary, Sir HENRY SPELMAN, who died in 1641. On leaving this Chapel, opposite to you, there is affixed to the corner of Henry V.'s Chantry, a bust with Latin inscription, to the memory of Sir ROBERT AITON, Knt., who, in the reign of James I., was in great reputation for his writings, especially in poetry. He died in 1638. On the right, against the screen of the Chapel of St. Nicholas, is a monument erected to the memory of Sir THOMAS INGRAM, Knt., Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and Privy Councillor to Charles II. He died February 13, 1671. [Illustration: CENTRE, HENRY VII'S CHAPEL.] IV.--Chapel of Henry the Seventh. [Illustration: The Gates are Brass.] 1. Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, 1628. 2. Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham, 1720. 3. The Duke de Montpensier, 1807. 4. An Urn containing the heart of Esme Stuart, son of the Duke of Richmond, 1661. 5. Lodowick Stuart, Duke of Richmond, 1623. 6. Henry VII. and Queen, 1503 and 1509. 7. The Royal Vault of George II., 1760. 8. Augusta Elizabeth Frederica, 5th daughter of Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of Elgin and Kincardine. The beloved wife of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of this Collegiate Church. For thirty years the devoted servant of Queen Victoria and the Queen's mother and children; for twelve years the unwearied friend of the people of Westminster and the inseparable partner of her husband's toils and hopes, uniting many hearts from many lands, and drawing all to things above. Born April 3, 1822. Died March 1, 1876. "We know that we have passed from death unto life because we love the brethren."