...rot The Body of FRANCIS CHARTERIS; Who, with an INFLEXIBLE CONSTANCY, And INIMITABLE UNIFORMITY OP LIFE, Persisted, In spite of AGE and INFIRMITIES,...first , ... .His Matchless IMPUDENCE from the second :• . u: .. : Nor was he more singular In the undeviating pravity of his manners, ..., .i.'.i! :,..:'....

...to wit, an epitaph by Dr. Arbuthnot : — " Here continueth to rot the body of Francis Charteris : who, with an inflexible constancy, and inimitable...first — his matchless impudence from the second." Of Justice Gonson, who was indefatigable in rummaging out ladies of loose reputation, and fortunate...

...also—to wit, an epitaph by Dr. Arbuthnot:—" Here continueth to rot the body of Francis Charteris: who, with an inflexible constancy, and inimitable...hypocrisy ; his insatiable avarice exempted him from the first—his matchless impudence from the second." cumstance of beating hemp in the House of Correction...

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...Bristol, 1665. Wm. Woollett, 1735,Moi<i»j<me. Here continueth to rot the body of Francis Charterit : who, with an inflexible constancy, and inimitable...first — his matchless impudence from the second. Arbutlmot. of the Latin Church. St. Poemen (or Pastor), Abbot inScM,c. 451. St. Caesareus, Abp.nfArle$,...

...to wit, an epitaph by Dr. Arbuthnot : — " Here continueth to rot the body of Francis Charteris : who, with an inflexible constancy, and inimitable...and hypocrisy ; his insatiable avarice exempted him frorn the first — his matchless impudence from the second." Of Justice Gonson, who was indefatigable...

...f'olonol Churtoris, in tho K,liowing satirtcal opitaph : HERK licth the body of COLONEL DON FRANCISCO; Who, with an inflexible constancy, And inimitable uniformity of life, Persisted, in spite of age and infirmity, In the practice of every human vice, Exceptmg prodigality and hypocr,sy ; H,s insatiable...

...inflexible constancy, AnK inimitable uniformity' of life, Persisted, in spite of age and infirmity, In the practice of every human vice, Excepting prodigality and hypocrisy; His insatiable avarice Exempting him from the first, and His matchless impudence From the latter. Nor was he ntore singular...

...to wit, an epitaph by Dr. Arbuthnot : — " Here continuetli to rot the body of Francis Charteris : who, with an inflexible constancy, and inimitable...first — his matchless impudence from the second." Of Justice Gonson, who was indefatigable in rummaging out ladies of loose reputation, and fortunate...

...The Epitaph is as follows ; it conveys a moral, and no apology is offered for its insertion here : " Here continueth to rot the body of Francis Chartres,...practice of every human vice, excepting prodigality and hypoerisy ; his insatiable avarice exempted him from the first, his matchless impudence from the second....