On a black marble table are their effigies in alabaster, richly painted and gilded. Sir Fulke, bare-headed, is in full armour, two chains around the breast, from the lower depends a Maltese cross (or star) of five arms, sword and miséricorde, feet in broad sabbatons puffed at the toes, and resting on a lion,--rings on his fingers, head reclining on a helmet, with crest _a greyhound's head couped at the shoulders sable, collared or_. Lady Elizabeth wears a close fitting cap, hair parted in the centre and brought across the brow, ruff, three small chains around the neck, gown with collar, sleeves having dependant lappets, and putted, knotted and slashed at the shoulders, with robe over fastened across the breast with cordon and tassels. Her head rests on double cushions, rings are on her fingers, and from her girdle, suspended by a chain, a gold pomander or pix, with double rose ornament on the lid. By her left foot is a little dog, sable and collared. The effigies are in a fine state of preservation, and around the edge of the table this inscription:-- =Here lyeth the bodyes of s ffoulke grevile knyght & lady Elizabeth his wefe the doughter & heire of edward willoughbye esquyre the sone & heyre of Robert willoughbye knyght lord of broke & lady Elizabeth one of the doughters & coheyres of the lord beauchamps of powycke whiche s ffoulke dyed the x day of november a'no d'ni M^o d^o lix and the seid lady Elizabeth hys wyff deperted the day of in the yere of o^r lord god M^o d^o lx of whose soules god have mercy amen= On the sides of the tomb below are a series of small figures, and an elaborate heraldic display, which claims special notice. Under the knight are seven figures: 1, a knight in full armour, bareheaded, sword, and chain round neck; 2 and 3, two ladies, with black hair, chains round their necks, their gowns red, lined with black. On the other side of the large shield, four figures: 4 and 5, two ladies with black hair, gold chains, and black gowns lined with red; 6, apparently a chrism child, with hood and clothes wound round in red, laced across the chest, knees, and ankles with a black band; 7, another lady clothed as 1 and 2. Under the cornice eight small shields:--1. _Sable, a cross engrailed or_ (UFFORD).--2. _Gules, a cross moline or_ (BEC).--3. _Gules, a cross fleurie or_ (LATIMER).--4. _Sable, a fess between three fleurs-de-lys or._--5. _Gules, four fusils in fess or,[9] each charged with an escallop sable_ (CHENEY).--6. _Gules, three mullets pierced, or._--7. _Azure, a cross fleurettée or_ (Paveley?).--8. _Gules, a lion rampant or._ Below them inscribed in the centre, =Arma Edwardi grevile de milcote militis.= under the inscription a large escutcheon quarterly of four,--1 and 4. _Gules, a fess between six martlets or._--2 and 3. _Or, on a fess azure, three fleurs-de-lys of the first._ Round the shield on a blue riband, DONA PACIENCIA DIEN ME