Front

Thomas Burrough
January 1st 1832
Dairy
1832 January 6 Erecting
A Monument in Memeory
of the Late Earl of Pembroke
Wilton House In
Wilton Church

Reverse

This is the Day the Lord has made
he calls the hours his own
Let us be glad and joy therein
With Songs surround the throne
Master Behold me here I stand
To tell the hours at thy command
What is thy will is my Delight
To serve thee both by Day and Night
Master be wise and learn by me
To serve thy God as I serve thee
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The above was Written on a Clock
By the Rv Rowland Williams a Present
to some Distinguished Individual

Inside

(The first line is cut off)
And calls the brave Sportsman away
The cry of the Hounds, with pleasure resounds,
And greatly enlivens the day, The day, The day, the Day, and
2
Away to the shaws
And hark! the brave Noise
O' the Hounds when they open their Throats!
The Fox he breaks over,
Hark! Forward! hey! over
And follow their Musical Notes, The Day, Sic
3
Hedges, gates,or stiles
Cause us no recoils
Our Horses they leap them so well;
The Hounds ne? will follow,
And bravely we'll hallow! ?
What pleasure can hunting excell, The Day,
4
The Hounds when at fault,
W? H? hard or halt,
Till the scent of the Fox they regain,
Then cry! hark! Forward!
Hey! over! hark! Forward!
And Gallop it over the Plain, Sic
5
Oer Mountains he flies,
And afterwards he dies,
Having led us an excellent Chase;
We take of his Brush,
And then homeward push,
In order our Spirits to raise, Sic.
6
The bottle and Friend?
With a Bottle and Friend,
The Evening we'll spend,
To Crown the sweet sports of the Day;