The beautiful Tower attached to the Chapel had long been in rather a dilapidated condition, owing to its having been built on a very insecure foundation; it had inclined considerably to one side, a great crack had appeared on the contiguous wall of Chapel, which indeed it threatened to drag down, and it was considered unsafe to ring the bells. For these reasons the authorities determined to pull it down and rebuild it, stone for stone, with the old materials; this was commenced in 1860, and the work is now fully completed. It is called the “Tower of the Two Wardens,” in memory of the late Dr Williams, who was (many years Head-master of Winchester, and afterwards) Warden of New College, Oxford, and of Mr Barter, the late Warden of Winchester; while the work of reconstruction was going on, the opportunity was seized of enlarging the chapel by taking in part of the Antechapel, as described in a previous page. If the school continues to increase as it has done lately, this enlargement must, I think, be carried on further, and the whole of Antechapel be added to the main aisle. Beneath the Tower, on the southern side of the Antechapel, is the following inscription:— In Memoriam, DAVID WILLIAMS, I.C.D., HUJUS COLLEGII XIV. ANNOS HOSTIARII: XII. INFORMATORIS COLL. B.M. WINTON IN OXON XX. ANNOS CUSTODIS, VIRI CONSILIO DIGNITATE DOCTRINÂ, HUMANITATE MUNIFICENTIA, CANDORE MORUM, ET INTEGRITATE VITÆ, SI QUIS ALIUS INSIGNIS. In Memoriam, ROBERT SPECKOTT BARTER, I.C.B., HUJUS COLLEGII XXIX. ANNOS CUSTODIS, VIRI OB BENEVOLENTIAM CORDIS ET LARGITATEM CONSTANTIAM ANIMI ET FIDEM, SUAVITATEM LIBERALITATEM PIETATEM, NEMINI NON DILECTUM. Utriusque geminorum horum Collegiorum decoris tutelæ columnæ Utriusque intra unius anni spatium ad immortalia avocati Hanc Turrim vetustate diu labantem denuo exædificandam, ab nomine Duorum Custodum Perpetuo appellandum censuerunt Wiccamici sui A.S. MDCCCLXIII. posterorum causa Id scilicet in animis habentes ut in ipsa acerbissimi desiderii recordatione manifestum facerent Non in quibuslibet viris magnis nec in brevem aliquam hominum ætatem Sed in omne tempus et in perpetua serie virorum ad horum exemplar Sub his penetralibus ad omnia bona fortia fidelia enutriendorum STARE REM WICCAMICAM.