This instrument stands upon a handsome stone screen, divided into three compartments, formed by as many obtusely pointed arches, and divided by buttresses of two stories, highly decorated with reticulated divisions, containing an open flower in relief; around the inner recesses of the arches are the following inscriptions:— Venite Domino exultemus Rupi salutis jutilemus Jehovam hymnis concinamus Et grates illi persolnamus—Hallelujah. Jehovam virgints laudate Senes et pueri celebrate Psalmis ecclesia sanctorum Extollat Dominum Dominorum. Laudate carminis clamore Laudate buccinae clangore Laudate organo sonoro Laudate cymbalis et choro. Above is a series of smaller arches similar in style, having cinque-foil heads, and filled with the like reticulated divisions and ornament, each of the arches being divided by a small plain buttress; the string course is charged with elaborately carved heads of angels, pateras, &c. and the spandrils of the several arches throughout are enriched with elegant and varied foliage, exquisitely sculptured. The whole forming a most prominent and imposing feature to the main entrance of the nave, and will be a permanent monument of the good taste and munificence of the donor, the Rev. W. G. Rowland, M.A. The screen was designed by and executed under the superintendence of Mr. John Carline, of this town, and is a work creditable to his professional abilities. THE NORTH TRANSEPT has a rich and pleasing appearance on entering the church from the eastern door, {48} through a porch which was once a chantry chapel, and connected with the transept by a fine Norman arch. The triple windows of this and the corresponding transept are filled with small full-length figures in stained glass, bearing their respective insignia, and judiciously placed within ovals of chaste mosaic patterns. The centre of the middle light has the arms of King George the Third, with the following inscription: GEO. III. REGUM • OPTIMUS • GENTIS • BRITANNICAE • OLIM • DELICIÆ • NUNC • DESIDERIUM • MORTALITATEM • EXUIT • MENS • JAN • DIE • 29 • A.D. 1820 • ANNO • ÆTAT • 82 . REGNI • 60 . On a scroll at the top, _Among many Nations was there no King like him_.—Neh. xiii. 26. On another at the bottom, _His Heart was perfect with the Lord all his Days_.—1 Kings xv. 14.