Above these arms is the figure of the Virgin Mary, and below is St. Andrew. The dexter lancet window is occupied with the figures of St. Philip, St. Bartholomew, and St. James the son of Zebedee, and the sinister with St. Simon, St. Thomas, and St. Matthias. At the bottom is the following inscription:—“IOANNES BRICKDALE BLAKEWAY, A.M. HUJUS ECCLESIÆ JUDEX OFFICIALIS ET MINISTER INSIGNIA REGIA P. C. ANNO MDCCCXX. RELIQUAM FENESTRÆ PARTEM EXORNAVIT EJUS VIDUA M.E.B. ANNO MDCCCXXIX.” The lower portion of the walls are ornamented with interstitial divisions and monuments. Against the west wall is a most beautiful free-stone MONUMENT TO THE LATE REV. J. B. BLAKEWAY; [Picture: Monument to Rev. J. B. Blakeway, and North Transept] which for elegance of design, beauty of execution, and general effect, has perhaps rarely been surpassed in modern times. This beautiful Memorial was designed by Mr. John Carline, of this town, and is upwards of 12 feet in length and 16 feet in height, and is divided into three compartments by clustered buttresses, which sustain richly crocketed pinnacles. The centre compartment comprises a large pointed arch, cusped, canopied, and crocketed, the back of which is deeply recessed, and contains the following inscription in ornamental Roman capitals: To the Memory of the Reverend JOHN BRICKDALE BLAKEWAY, M.A. F.A.S. Thirty-one years Ordinary and Official And Thirty-two years Minister of this Parish, This Monument is erected By the Voluntary Subscription of his Parishioners, As a tribute of respect for his talents, Esteem for his virtues, And gratitude for his long and faithful services As their Friend and Pastor. He died the tenth day of March, MDCCCXXVI. Aged sixty years. On each side of the above compartment is an elegant niche with a cinquefoil head, octagonal back, and groined ceiling. These niches are surmounted by acute-angled crocketed canopies formed of deep mouldings; and resting on the head of each niche within the canopy is a cinquefoil within a circle. In a similar situation in the centre compartment is a shield containing the following arms:—Argent, on a bend engrailed sable, three bezants; impaling argent, a fess vaire between three unicorns passant, gules. The above divisions rest on an altar tomb, the front of which is divided into twelve small niches with trefoil heads. These niches are separated by small buttresses, with crocketed canopies and pinnacles.