On the tombstone of John Fell, superintendent of the turnpike-roads from Kirby Kendal to Kirby Irleth, are the following lines:—

Reader, doth he not merit well thy praise,

Whose practice was through life to mend his ways?

IN SELBY CHURCHYARD, YORK.

This tombstone is a Milestone; ha, how so?

Because, beneath lies Miles, who’s Miles below.

ON DU BOIS, BORN IN A BAGGAGE-WAGON, AND KILLED IN A DUEL.

Begot in a cart, in a cart first drew breath,

Carte tierce was his life, and a carte was his death,

ON LILL.