English capital, with piscina behind. The windows in the north aisle are decorated with reticulated tracery. Those of the south aisle are Perpendicular, with segmented heads. The windows throughout the church, and extending even to the rectory house, were, at a former period, unusually rich in stained glass, With varied hues all richly dight, In radiance and collateral light, Of knight’s and baron’s heraldic scroll, And prayers invoked for manie a soule. The marvel is, what has become of it, since there is no record of any act of spoliation such as is known to have been committed in the neighbouring church of Tattershall. We give here extracts from Gervase Holles’ “Notes on Churches,” descriptive of these windows, etc., from the Harleyan MSS., No. 6,829, as they are given in Weir’s “History,” pp. 50–52, ed. 1820. _In fenestra Orientali Cancelli_ Quarterly Marmyon Verry a fesse G. fretty d’or Sa. 2 lyons passant arg. crowned d’or Empaled Dymoke G. a frett of 8 pieces d’or B.3 garbes d’or G. a lyon rampant d’or Sa. a sword in pale arg Sa. 3 lyons passant arg crowned d’or Dymoke Arg, 3 flowres de lize between 6 crosse crosslets, Hillary fitchy sa. a border G. Arg. a playne crosse G. G. a playne cross arg _Tumulus lapideus_. ‘Hic jacet Anna fillla Thome Dymoke Militis D’ni . . . et Margaretis consortis suæ que obijt A° Dni 1642 &c. Empaled } Verry a fesse G. fretty d’or Marmyon Empaled } Or a lyon rampant double queue sa Welles _In mure boreali aere sculptum_. Orate pro a’i’a M’ri Joh’is de Croxby quondam Rectoris istius ecclesiæ. qui dedit annualem redditum xxs annuatim in p’petuum, et in secunda, Feriæ primæ hebdommadæ quadragesimæ habitantibus in Conningsby sc’am formam evidentiæ suæ distribuendorum. “This charity hath ceased for many years, the evidence having been sacrilegiously stolen out of that monument within the wall, as by the loosening of the plate of brasse may appeare. _In fenestra Occidentali Capellæ Orientalis_ Orate pro a’iabus . . Hatcliffe . . . Ux’is suæ Fenestram Sa. 3 welles arg. bis Wellis Empaled } Sa. 3 welles arg Wellis Emplaed } B. 2 bars d’or over all a lyon rampant . . Hatcliffe . G. Sa. a sword in pale arg Arg. a fesse daunce betw. 3 talbots’ heads erased sa. Arg. a fesse betw. 3 cootes sa B. 2 bars d’or over all a lyon rampant G Hatcliffe “Orate pro bono statu H. Wellis notorii publici Hatcliffe Uxoris suæ et sequelis eorum, . . . hanc fenestram fieri fecerunt A’no D’ni 1460.