“Here lies ye Body of Mr. Iohn Philips, sometime Houskeeper at Chatsworth, who departed this life on ye 28th of May, 1735, in ye 73rd year of his age, and 60th of his Service in ye most Noble Family of His Grace the Duke of Devonshire. Pray let my Bones together lie Until that sad and joyfull Day, When from above a Voice shall say, Rise, all ye Dead, lift up your Eyes, Your great Creator bids you rise; Then do I hope with all ye Just To shake off my polluted Dust, And in new Robes of Glory Drest To have access amongst ye Bless’d. Which God of his infinite Mercy Grant, For the sake & through ye Merits of my Redeemer, Jesus Christ ye Righteous. Amen.” In the chapel alluded to is a large and remarkably fine monument, entirely filling up its west side, and of somewhat remarkable character. On either side is a massive pedestal, supporting a life-size statue, and pilasters which rise behind them support a pediment for the sculptured arms, crest, and supporters of the Earl of Devonshire. [Illustration: _Monumental Brass to John Beton._ DEO OPT MAX ET POSTERITATI SACRVM. Ioanni Betonio Scoto, nobilis & optimi viri Ioannis Betonii ab Anthmwthy filio, Dauidis Betonii Illustriss. S. R. E. Cardinalis nepoti, Iacobi Betonii Reuerendiss^s Andræe Archiepiscopi, et Regni Scotiæ Cancellarii digniss pronepoti ab ineunte ætate in humanioribus disciplinis, & philosophia. quo facilior ad ius Romanū (cuius ipse Consultifs suit) aditus pateret ab optimis quibusqz preceptorib’ & liberaliter & ingenue, educato: omnibus morum facilitate, fide prudentia, & constantia charo: vnde a Sereniss Principe Maria Scotorū, Gallorumqz Regina in prægustatoris primu, mox Oeconomi munus sussecto, eiusdemqz Sereniss. Reginæ, vna cum aliis, evinculis trucu lentiss. Tiranni, apud leuini lacus castrum liberatori fortiss quem post varias legationes, & ad Carolum Galliarum Regem Christianiss & ad Elizabetham Sereniss Anglorum Reginam fœliciter & non sine laude susceptas: fatis properantibus, in suæ æiatis flore, fors aspēra immani dy-senterias morbo, e numero viuentiu exemit Iacobus Reuerendiss. Glasquensis Archiepiscopus, & Andreas Betonii eiusdem sereniss. Reginæ ille apud Regem Christianiss Legatus, hic vero Oeconomus in ppetuam rei memoria, exvolutate & pro imperio sereniss. Reginæ heræ clemētiss s^{rs} moestiss posuerūt _Obiit anno salutis 1570 Vixit annos 32 menses 7. & diem an̄i expectat apud Chathworth in Anglia._ EPITAPHIVM IMMATVRA TIBI LEGERVNT FILA SORORES. BETONI, VT SVMMVM INGENIVM SVMMVMQZ PERIRET IVDICIVM, ET NOBIS IVCVNDVM NIL FORET VLTRA. AB] In the centre are two inscription-tablets, surmounted by a figure of Fame blowing a trumpet, and on either side of these is a semicircular arch, supported upon black marble columns, with foliated capitals. [Illustration: _Cavendish Monument, Edensor Church._]