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The original glazing had been much mutilated and in 1950 was replaced with figures of St Christopher, St Stephen and St Lawrence now in n6. These were replaced by panels from s30 and canopies from s32.

1a Shield of B H Feilden impaling Bainbridge, 20th century. 1b Shield of the Pilgrim Trust. 1c Shield of E A Gee, 20th century, all by D King & Sons, Norwich. 2a St Margaret killing the dragon, male saint on right. 2b The Annunciation with scrolls lettered ‘PLENA’ and ‘BENEDICITE’. 2c Composite scene reconstructed as the mass of St Gregory. 3a–3c Miscellaneous 14th-century canopies. 4a Shield of St Peter. 4b Rectangular panel of two soldiers. 4c Shield, (argent a saltire surmounted by a cross gules). 5a St Edmund, c 1310. 5b St William riding over Ouse Bridge, c 1310, the head of the saint c 1340. 5c St Edward the Confessor presenting the ring to the beggar (15th-century head). 6a–6c Miscellaneous canopies. 7a 7c 14th-century decorative roundels. 7b 14th-century canopy. 8a–8c Shield of St Peter, 16th or 17th century from the Zouche Chapel. 8b Shield of Trinity College, Oxford, from the Old Deanery. Borders: alternating crowns and leopards or castles and covered cups.