Newlyn, St Peter
West
Entries in grey are not obtained from documentary evidence, but are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
- Number of lights
- 4
- Maker
- WG Rich, of London and Bridport
- Main subject
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2a. Henry Philpotts [sic], Bishop of Exeter 2b. William [sic] White Benson first Bishop of Truro then Archbishop of Canterbury 2c. Frederick Temple, Bishop of Exeter then Archbishop of Canterbury 2d. Revd Frederick Field-Richards 1a. 1b. 1c. 1d. Unidentified symbol / arms - Tracery subject
- Truro and Canterbury Diocesan arms
- Subject type
- Figurative historical
- Donor
- HC Richards, KC, MP for Finsbury E, brother of dedicatee
- Dedicatee
- The Revd Frederick Field-Richards, former lay preacher and curate died
- Notes
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- Death of dedicatee, .
- To be inserted early in the new year .
- Insertion, donor, subjects .
- Maker, donor, insertion , , , .
- Insertion, donor .
To commemorate the fifty-third anniversary of donor’s parents’ wedding.
- Unveiled on , .
- Surname of subject of left-hand light should be Phillpotts, not Philpotts
- Name of first bishop of Truro, then Archbishop of Canterbury, was Edward White Benson, not William White Benson
- Referred to in in connection with unveiling of south aisle west given by same donor.
- Mentioned in . Confused and inaccurate article!
- Reopened after redecoration. Organ moved from north side to a new gallery over the west entrance. General scheme of alterations by vicar, Revd AG Wyon, and developed by Martin Travers (London architect). .
- Completely hidden by organ since addition of organ loft in late 1930s by Revd Allan Wyon, vicar ().
Henry Philpotts [sic] Bishop of Exeter consecrated deceased
2a. Henry Phillpotts vested as bishop of Exeter
1a. Arms of Diocese of Exeter
William [sic] White Benson first Bishop of Truro consecrated Translated Canterbury Ob
2b. Edward Benson vested as Archbishop of Canterbury
1b. Arms of Diocese of Canterbury
Frederick Temple Bishop of Exeter consecrated Translated London Primate of England
2c. Frederick Temple vested as Archbishop of Canterbury. He died , after the insertion of the window
1c. Arms of Diocese of London
Frederick Field Richards Priest born ob Maundy Thursday at Newlyn
2d. Frederick Field Richards
1d. The symbol on the shield, a seated figure wearing a bishop’s mitre with a sword across his mouth may be a reference to the depiction of Christ in , or the arms of the Diocese of Chichester, which are similar to this. The dedicatee was ordained deacon by the bishop of Chichester.