Statuary. Rose Sienna. Skyros, white, red, and yellow. Landscape. Brèche Sanguine. Pavonazzo. Irish Green. Bardilla. Vedrasse. Tapestry Yava Onyx. St. Just. Green Yava Onyx. Swedish Green. Mexican Agate. Cork Red. Red and Yellow Verona. Corallo. Griotte. Bleu Turquin. Tinos. Jaune Lamartine. Blue Pentelikon. Jaune Antique. Rosso Antico. Old Convent Sienna. Cippolino. Campan Vert. Lunel. Verde Antico. Grand Antique. Devon, red and grey. THE STAINED GLASS WINDOWS. It remains now to deal with the stained glass of the chapel windows. The carrying out of this very important part of the chapel decoration has been entrusted to Messrs. James Powell & Sons, Whitefriars Glass Works, Tudor Street, E.C., the whole of the windows having been executed by them to designs prepared by Mr. James C. Powell, to whom warm thanks are due for the very special interest which he has so kindly taken in the work. It was decided after careful consideration to follow the style of the 15th century (late Gothic) glass, is which it was found possible in a singularly effective way to enshrine in a mass of white glass just enough colour to give richness without great loss of light. The charm of this old glass of the Perpendicular period was to be found in its more pictorial quality and in its extreme brilliancy, large masses of silvery white and golden-hued yellow glass being introduced. In the chapel windows the glass has been treated in a translucent way and every effort made to secure brilliancy by using glass of very varying thickness. The keynote to the subjects of the east window and of the three-light south window is to be found in Galatians v. 22, 23:—“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance.” These windows are intended to recall that verse, and to illustrate some of the greatest instances of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. THE EAST WINDOW. In the two outer lower lights of the east window are St. John and St. Peter, types of love and faith, whilst in the upper or tracery lights of the window, angels bear scrolls inscribed with the Spirit’s fruits, and in the topmost lozenge-shaped light is the motto of some of the donors of the chapel, “Scuto fidei.” In the four centre lower lights are the two great scenes of the Annunciation and of the Baptism of our Lord, scenes so beautifully connected with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit as the words of Holy Scripture show (see Luke i. 35, and Matthew iii. 11 and 16). THE SOUTH WINDOW.