"The letter of Mr. Hanauer, to which Mr. Batten calls attention, gives important information concerning the Crusader in question, collected mainly from the pages of Matthew Parisinformation which is too remarkable to be omitted in any notice of his career; and the reader will be pleased to remember that, in what follows, the page-references apply to W. Wat's edition of Matthew Paris, published by Hodgkinson, London, in 1640.

"In A.D. 1215 Philippus de Albeneio (which is but one of the many old spellings of the name) was selected as one of the Barons to sign Magna Charta at Runnymede (p. 255). After this crisis in his history, John, who is said to have exclaimed in a burst of rage, 'They have given me four-and-twenty over-kings,' lost no time in wreaking his vengeance on those nobles who had extorted his compliance with their demands. With this end, having hired a body of foreign mercenaries, he commenced by besieging the Castle of Rochester, then held by William de Albineto.' Having succeeded in reducing this fortress after an eight weeks' siege, he purposed putting the whole garrison to the sword, but his thirst for blood was satiated by the slaughter of those only of the highest rank, amongst whom were William and Odinevellus de Albineto. During his desolating march Philippus de Albeneto, with others, was compelled to accompany him (p. 274). Belvoir Castle next fell into the tyrant's hands, its castellan being Nicholas, the son of William de Albineto, who delivered up the keys in the vain hope of saving his father's life (p. 275).

"After the death of John in 1216, Philippus de Albineio was present at the coronation of his son, Henry III. (then a child of eight years old), whose training was entrusted to his (Philip's) care during the regency of the Earl of Pembroke. He was likewise present at the relief of Lincoln, and at the decisive battle (called the Fair of Lincoln') in May 1217 (pp. 289, 295, 298). The Earl of Pembroke died in 1219. In 1222 (p. 295) Philip resigned his post of Royal Tutor, and the king was in the year following declared to be of an age to govern for himself (p. 313). Our hero then took his sword and lance, and his trusty Norman shield with its escutcheon of four fusils, and joined one of the expeditions accessory to the fifth Crusade.

"In a letter to his friend and brother-in-arms, Ralph, Earl of Chester and Lincoln (p. 313), he states how, on nearing Damietta, the Crusaders' fleet met many vessels leaving that port in consequence of the disastrous issue of the campaign led by the Pope's legate. On this he returned to Acre, where, according to some historians, he eventually died. During his residence of fourteen years (viz., from 1222 to 1236) in Palestine he seems to have taken an active part in the stirring events of that period, and he lived to see the possession of Bethlehem and Nazareth by the Christians, with free access to Jerusalem and the Holy sites; thus dying just in time for the consummation of his pious desire to be buried on the sacred spot where all that is left of him now lies, as related by Mr. Chisholm Batten.-SOMERSET EDITOR."

IN THE PRECINCTS OF THE CHURCH OF ST. ANNE.
(Near the supposed site of the Pool of Bethesda.)

HIC REQVIESCIT: IOH'S

DE VALENCINIS.

[See Plate.

IN THE CEMETERY NEAR MOUNT ZION.

Sacred to the Memory of | CECIL A. HILLYAR BISSHOPP | The Enfant [sic] son of Sir CECIL & Lady BISSHOPP | who died at Jerusalem on the 5th of May 1844 | Aged 6 months.

Sacred to the Memory | of | FREDERICK WILLIAM GOBAT | Born Aug. 18th, 1852 | died June 12th, 1853.

Sacred to the Memory | of | CORNELIA ZELLER | Born Feb. 1865 | Died Nov. 11, 1866.

Sacred to the Memory | of | DANIEL | WEINTRAUL | Born March 1863 | Died June 11, 1863.

Sacred to the Memory | of HANNA | WEINTRAUL | Born April 1864 | died Oktb. 29, 1864.

JAMES STEPHEN | CORAL | died May 4, 1879 | Age 9 months.

CHRISTOPHER SAMUEL | CORAL | Born Oct. 31, 1878 | Died Apr. 14, 1882.

MARY CHRISTINA CORAL | Died Aug. 3, 1868 | Age 16 months.

A small white marble tablet let into wall :-GEORGE DALTON, M.D. | Missionary | to the Jews | Died Jan. 25, 1826.

MARY ATKINSON | Born XXI Oct. MDCCCLIX | Died IX June MDCCCLX.

A stone slab with open book at head, with inscription in Hebrew and Greek :Sacred to the Memory of | SAMUEL NEIL | infant son of | JAMES and SARAH ELISABETH NEIL | Born and died on the 21st October | 1871.

MARY B. BAILEY | Died May 29, 1859 | Aged 8 months.

EMILY LOUISA FINN | Died at Urtas Dec. 14, 1858 | Aged 22 months.

Sacred to the Memory | of | DOROTHEA BERGHEIM | born December 1, 1857 | Died December 12, 1858.

PHILEMON BERGHEIM | died August 17, 1859 | Age 5 months.

DOROTHEA BERGHEIM | Aged 6 years and 3 months | Died January 11, 1852. CONRAD JAMES BERGHEIM | Died January 1, 1868 | Aged 11 months. SOPHIA ADELAIDE | BERGHEIM | Died August 3, 1864 | Age 10 months. VIOLET MOORE | born in February | And Died in June | 1872.

HENRY DAVID MOORE | Died July 26, 1869 | Aged 8 months.

CHARLES NIVEN MOORE | Died Nov 15, 1865 | Aged 3 years | and 1 month. In loving Memory of | GILBERT T. CHARLES | HORNSTEIN | Born July 20th, 1895 | Died August 16th, 1896.

A large sarcophagus monument of white marble. Hebrew inscription_on two sides:-Beneath this Monument rest the mortal remains of | ROBERT BATESON Esqre, M.P. | Eldest son of Sir ROBERT BATESON, Baronet, of Belvoir Park Ireland | He died in Jerusalem on the 24th of December 1843 Aged 27 Years | He was an affectionate son, a kind brother, a true friend; | Beloved by all for the sweetness of his disposition. | As he was esteemed for the sincerity of his Character, For the purity of his moral and religious principles, | And the Integrity of his public conduct | His strength of mind was only equalled by the goodness of his heart. His manners were gentle, his demeanour unassuming, | And his many virtues were further adorned | by his varied knowledge, and highly cultivated understanding | Above all he neglected not the "one thing needful" | For with unshaken faith and fervent piety, | He placed his whole trust in the merits of his Saviour Jesus Christ, | (fully assured of Salvation through His blood) | and died as he lived a true Christian. Underneath are his Arms and Motto: "Probitas verus honos."

A large monument, recumbent, of Aberdeen granite, with granite obelisk at head. On both, the inscription :-EMILY ALICIA BLAND | 16 March 1868.

Sacred to the Memory | of | MARY ANN EWALD | wife of the Revd F. C. EWALD Born the 28th of May 1819 | Died the 16th of January 1844.

Sacred to the Memory of | MARY | the beloved wife of | JOSEPH DICKENSON, M.D. | of Liverpool | She slept in Christ | IX April MDCCCLVII [sic] | Aged XXXVIII Years.

S. M. | JOHN BOLLAND | Curate of Morpeth | Northumberland | Born XXIX September MDCCCXXIV | Died XXVI April MDCCCLVII.

Small grey marble monument in the Church, on wall of south transept :W. C. HILLIER | died 9th August 1840 | Age 25 | one month after arriving | from England as Architect of Christ Church.

In loving Memory | of | NELLIE ABRAMSON | Born April 21, 1873 | Died May 27, 1878.

Sacred to the Memory | of | JOHN | WEINTRAUL | Born April 1869 | Died June 27th, 1889.

In | loving Memory of | OLIVE C. CLARK | Born Jan. 7, 1889 | died August 2,

1891.

MATILDA CREASY | Died Sept. 3, 1858 | Aged 60 Years.

:

An upright headstone surmounted by cross (broken) and I.H.S. in pediment:In loving Memory of | ALEXANDER ROBERT | ILIEWICZ | of Jerusalem | who entered into rest | June 17th, 1895.

Sacred to the Memory | of M. LYONS | died the 29th of June | 1852.

Sacred to the Memory | of | MAX UNGAR | died Dec. 31, 1887 | Aged 72.

Sacred to the Memory | of | ELIZA UNGAR | the infant daughter of MAX PALM UNGAR | Born the 27th of Feby 1849 | died the 7th March | of the same year.

Sacred also to the Memory | of | ELIZA UNGAR | sister of the same | Born the 6th September 1852 | Died the 16th August 1854.

Sacred to the Memory | of | HENRY UNGAR | Born Sept. 3rd, 1847 | Died Jan. 16th, 1855.

In loving Memory | of | GEORGE M. CLARK | Born Jan. 3, 1886 | Died May 13, 1886.

In loving Memory of | GLADYS M. CLARK | born April 5, 1887 | died July 30, 1891.

Sacred to the Memory of | DORA MARGARET | the beloved wife of the | Revd H. PHILIP, M.D., etc. | born 27th March 1817 | Died 7th Jany 1862.

Sacred to the Memory | of | PETER MESHULLAM | b. 12 July 1835 | Died March 6th, 1863.

MARY MESHULLAM | Born Sep. 1809 | Died Dec. 1882.