January 1792."

The tablet is of plain wood--black letters painted on a white ground.

It is an unostentatious memorial, which has been respected amidst the

extensive alteration and embellishment of the grounds by the late

Mr. Hope. To our minds, neither of the treasures of art which are

assembled within the splendid saloons of the adjoining mansion, or

sculpture gallery, will outvie the interest of this humble tribute to

the memory of departed genius.]

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