INSCRIPTION ON THE CRIMEAN MEMORIAL. Samuel Twyford R.N. Lieutenant H.M.S. London. Killed in the Trenches while serving in the Royal Naval Brigade 9th April 1855 aged 25 years. Edward Henry Webb. Lieutenant 88th Connaught Rangers. Killed in the attack on the Quarries 7th June 1855 aged 22 years. Frederick Grote Barker. Lieutenant 68th Light Infantry. Killed at the Battle of Inkerman 5th November 1854 aged 21 years. Richard Grenville Deane. Ensign 30th Regiment of Foot. Killed at the assault on the Redan 5th Sept 1855 aged 18 years. Walter Trevelyan. Colonel Coldstream Guards. Died of Cholera at Varna 21st August 1854 aged 56 years. Robert Edward Boyle M.P. Son of Edmund Earl of Cork and Orrery. Lieut. Colonel Coldstream Guards. Died of Fever at Varna 3d September 1854 aged 44 years. Henry Thomas Butler. Captain 55th Regiment of Foot Deputy Assistant Adjutant General. Killed at the Battle of Inkerman 5th November 1854 aged 41 years. THIS PORCH Has been prepared and beautified by WILLIAM of WYKEHAMS Sons as a sacred shrine in which the memories of their thirteen brethren who died in the War of the Crimea A.D. 1854-5 may be preserved for an example to future generations. Think upon them thou who art passing by to day. Child of the same family bought by the same Lord. Keep thy foot when thou goest into this house of God. There watch thine armour and make thyself ready by prayer. To fight and to die. The faithful soldier and servant of Christ. And of thy Country. John Jackson Lowth C.B. Lieut Colonel 38th Regiment of Foot. Died on landing at Portsmouth 28th July 1855. From wounds received on the 18th June aged 51 years. John Charles Conolly. Captain 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Killed at the Battle of the Alma 20th September 1854 aged 33 years. Frank John Curtis. Lieutenant 46th Regiment of Foot. Killed in the Trenches 23d May 1855 aged 23 years. Arthur Francis Main. Lieutenant 77th Regiment of Foot. Died in camp 21st November 1854 aged 22 years. James Bullen Dennis. Lieutenant 3d Buffs. Died 4th October 1855 of wounds received in the trenches before Sebastopol 19th August 1855 aged 21 years. Charles Henry Beck. Lieutenant 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Died at sea 23d September 1855 of wounds received at the assault on the Redan aged 19 years. HE IS NOT A GOD OF THE DEAD BUT OF THE LIVING FOR ALL LIVE TO HIM.]