Plaque Wording: TRIBUTE TO GABRIEL BOISSY 1879-1949 WHO HAD THE IDEA OF THE FLAME ON THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER

Plaque Wording: Erected by the friends of William Pitt Byrne, Esq. M. A. after a design by his widow in affectionate remembrance of the rare combination of estimable qualities which in life his modesty concealed. To his strict integrity, political consistency, noble disinterestedness, and uniform determination to vindicate the cause of independent journalism, may be ascribed his success as proprietor of the Morning Post, in maintaining the elevated tone it had attained under his father.
His acquirements in classical and general literature, his love of science and art, his proficiency in music and the countenance by which he promoted their cultivation, were not less attractive than his singleness of heart, forgiving temper, generous appreciation of others, unobtrusive piety, and practical charity, rendering this refreshing fountain a suitable memorial of his worth.

Plaque Wording: These grounds, the site of the Foundling Hospital, established in 1739 by Captain Thomas Coram, were offered for sale as housing land in 1926 when owing to changing social conditions the old Hospital was sold and demolished. After eight years of anxiety to its fate the site was eventually preserved for the use and welfare of the children of Central London by the generosity and vision of Harold Viscount Rothermere, by the efforts of the Foundling Site Appeal Council, by the co-operation of the governors of the Foundling Hospital and of the Education Committee of the London County Council, and by the enthusiasm of many thousands of donors, large and small, who contributed their money or their toil to the saving of these nine acres, henceforth to be known as Coram's Fields.

Plaque Wording: PIETRO SBARBARO [line unclear - possibly "PER LA VIRTU DEL FERRO"] MISE [IL MONDO?] IN LUCE [rest unclear] [E?] LA VALLESCOVATA SIA SACRO [QUESTO?] TERRENO [last line mostly illegible]"

Plaque Wording: W. T. Stead 1849 - 1912
This memorial to a journalist of wide renown was erected near the spot where he worked for more than thirty years by journalists of many lands in recognition of his brilliant gifts fervent spirit & untiring devotion to the service of his fellow men.

Plaque Wording: The first number of The Sunday Times was edited at 4 Salisbury Court by Henry White October 20 1822

Plaque Wording: TRIBUTE FROM THE PARISH BOARD TO THE BENEFICIAL AGRONOMIST ENGINEER CAETANO DE ANDRADE ALBUQUERQUE BETTENCOURT (22/12/1913 to 17/09/1982) WITH RECOGNITION FROM THE PEOPLE OF SETE CIDADES AUGUST 1998