The north-east window has a very imperfect coat of arms with fleur-de-lys and leopard, as well as two other coats with the royal motto. There is also a device which might be taken to represent the letter M, but which is probably the inverted water bottles of the Hastings family. Daggers are quartered upon the other coats of arms. At the bottom of this window is a Tudor rose and several fragments of glass much confused. The glass has been placed in the windows with great care, the subjects being made as complete as the broken fragments permitted. Each of the eight windows is ornamented with leaded borders. APPENDIX VII LIST OF THE CONSTABLES OF THE TOWER Geoffrey de Mandeville William de Mandeville Geoffrey de Mandeville[8] 1140 Richard de Lacy 1153 Garnerius de Isenei William Longchamp, Bishop of Ely 1189 Walter de Coutances, Archbishop of Rouen 1192 Roger Fitz Renfred Roger de la Dane } Geoffrey de Mandeville } During the reign of Eustace de Greinville } John. Archbishop of Canterbury } Walter de Verdun } Stephen de Segrave } Hugh de Wyndlesore } Randulph, Bishop of Norwich } John de Boville } Thomas de Blunvil } Thomas Fitz Archer } Ralph de Gatel } Hubert de Burgh 1232 } W. de St Edmund } Geoffrey de Crancumb } During the reign of Hugh Giffard } Henry III. Archbishop of York } jointly } Bertram de Crioyl } } Peter de Vallibus } John de Plessitus } Peter de Blund } Aymor Thorimbergh } Inbert Puglys } Richard de Culworth } Richarde de Tilbury } Hugh le Bigod 1258 }