A monument to God, King and Empire
The Church of St John the Evangelist
East Witton, Wensleydale, Yorkshire.
One the front of the Church it has a memorial stone:
"In the Year of our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Nine
When the People of the United Empire
Grateful for the Security and Happinefs
Enjoyed the mild and just Government
Of Their virtuous and pious Monarch
Returned Solemn and Public Thanks to
ALMIGHTY GOD
That by the Protection of Divine Providence
His Majesty King George the Third
Had been Preserved to enter on
The Fifteenth Year of His Reign;
The Right Honourable Thomas Bruce Brundenell Bruce
EARL of AILESBURY
The Commemoration of the Event
First Designed
And thence carried into Effect
The Building of this
CHURCH"
A monument to God, King and Empire
The Church of St John the Evangelist
East Witton, Wensleydale, Yorkshire.
One the front of the Church it has a memorial stone:
"In the Year of our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Nine
When the People of the United Empire
Grateful for the Security and Happinefs
Enjoyed the mild and just Government
Of Their virtuous and pious Monarch
Returned Solemn and Public Thanks to
ALMIGHTY GOD
That by the Protection of Divine Providence
His Majesty King George the Third
Had been Preserved to enter on
The Fifteenth Year of His Reign;
The Right Honourable Thomas Bruce Brundenell Bruce
EARL of AILESBURY
The Commemoration of the Event
First Designed
And thence carried into Effect
The Building of this
CHURCH"