DIAL INSCRIPTIONS.

(Vol. iv., p. 507. Vol. v., p. 155., &c.)

In the churchyard of Areley-Kings, Worcestershire (where is the singular

memorial to Sir Harry Coningsby, which I mentioned at Vol. vi., {225} p.

406.), is a curious dial, the pillar supporting which has its four sides

carved with figures of Time and Death, &c., and the following inscriptions.

On the south side, where is the figure of Time:

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