On the second pillar from the east end of the Nave in both aisles, may be observed a niche with a canopy, indicating the position of the rood-screen at the western extremity of the original Choir, which extended eastward across and beyond the space now covered by the Octagon. The windows of the aisles, as also those of the triforium, were originally Norman, but were altered at some subsequent period to a later style; those, however, of this aisle have, with one exception, been restored to their original form, and all are filled with stained glass. We will endeavour to describe them in their order, beginning at the western end of the aisle. _1st._ The days of Creation; Adam expelled from Eden; the punishment of Mankind; the Offerings of Cain and Abel--executed by Messrs. Henri and Alfred Gerente, of Paris; the contributions of Visitors to the Cathedral. _2nd._ The Building of the ark; the entry into the ark; the Flood; and Noah's Sacrifice--by M. Alfred Gerente: the gift of Mrs. Pleasance Clough, as a memorial of her aunt, Susannah, wife of John Waddington, Esq. _3rd._ The Annunciation; the Salutation of Mary and Elizabeth; the Birth of Christ--by Mr. Warrington: his own gift. _4th._ The Tower of Babel and the Confusion of tongues--by Mr. Howes: the contribution of various tradesmen connected with the Cathedral. _5th._ Abraham visited by angels; the expulsion of Hagar; and the Blessing of Jacob--by Mr. Gibbs, his own gift. _6th._ The institution of the Passover; the Death of the firstborn; and the Exodus of the Israelites--by Mr. Howes, his own gift. _7th._ The fall of the walls of Jericho; the passage of the Jordan; and the return of the spies--by Mr. Wailes: presented by the Rev. G. Millers, as a memorial of his wife. _8th._ Samson slaying the lion; Samson carrying away the gates of Gaza; and Samson destroying the Philistines--executed and presented by M. Alfred Gerente. _9th._ The history of the Venerable Bede--by Mr. Wailes: his own gift. _10th._ David anointed; David playing before Saul; David chosen king; and David reproved by Nathan--by Mr. Hardman: presented by the ladies of the (then) Dean and Canons. _11th._ The Judgment of Solomon; the Building of the Temple; the Dedication of the Temple; and the Queen of Sheba's visit--designed and executed by the Rev. A. Moore, of Walpole St. Peter, Norfolk, at the cost of the Chapter.