4. South-west transept restored. 5. Roof of north transept restored and painted. 6. Nave ceiled and painted. 7. Nave roof repaired and re-leaded. 8. S. Catherine's chapel rebuilt. 9. Bishop Alcock's chapel restored. 10. Galilee porch re-paved. 11. Western tower opened, ceiled, re-roofed, strengthened, etc. 12. About seventy windows filled with stained glass. Of the painting the north transept roof the expense was borne by the tradesmen employed upon the cathedral. The restoration of Bishop Alcock's chapel was undertaken, out of respect to the memory of their founder, by Jesus College, Cambridge. The painting of the nave ceiling was the work of Mr. le Strange and Mr. Gambier Parry, the former of whom also painted the ceiling of the west tower. Exclusive of special donations for specific works included in the above list, the dean reckoned that up to the time of his report L27,185 had been spent, of which the dean and chapter had contributed no less than L15,200. Several individual members of the chapter had, besides money gifts, presented windows or other decorations, or had been responsible for various structural repairs. At a rough estimate the total sum expended had amounted to L40,000. The works still to be executed were these: 1. Paving the nave, octagon, and transepts. 2. Completion of pinnacles and parapet of octagon. 3. Internal decoration of lantern. 4. Repair of galilee. There would also be much to be done in the matter of properly warming and lighting the cathedral; but those expenses were more strictly within the ordinary obligations of the dean and chapter.