pennyworth nor penny breadth of brass upon all the tombs, of all the
inscriptions, which had been many and costly.

The last monument that need be mentioned is upon the wall over "Wade's
tomb." Twenty-six verses of eulogy follow these opening lines:

An Elegicall epitaph, made upon the death of that mirror of women
Ann Newdigate; Lady Skeffington, wife of that true moaneing turtle
Sir Richard Skeffington, Kt., and consecrated lo her eternal memorie
by the unfeigned lover of her vertues, Willm. Buistrode, Knight.
(She died in 1637, aged 29).

The present organ was built by Henry Willis and erected in 1887. It is
a four-manual and pedal instrument and has fifty-three stops.

The old organ on which Handel played more than once, stood on a raised
platform at the west end. It was the work of Thomas Swarbrick of
Warwick, a German by birth, in 1733. He also built those of Trinity
Church, St. Mary, Warwick, Lichfield, St. Saviour Southwark,
Stratford-on-Avon, and Amsterdam.

The best of the ancient glass now remaining has been collected into
two windows, one on either side of the apse. Much was brought from the
clearstory where six windows on the south and all save one on the
north side still have panels made up of a mosaic of fragments with
portions here and there of which the subject is intelligible. From
what remains in the tracery we may gather that there was a row of
eight angel figures filling the spaces immediately over the lights.
Some of these or similar ones, are now in the apse. They are
represented as covered with feathers and standing on wheels and each