Newquay, St Michael
e1. Chancel east
Entries in grey are not obtained from documentary evidence, but are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
- Number of lights
- 5
- Maker
- Comper, Ninian
- Main subject
- Raphael as healer, with medieval boy and fish in net
- Michael as warrior
- Christus Consolator
- Gabriel as messenger
- Uriel as Light Bearer
- Tracery subject
- BVM and child, two angels, sun and moon, four seraphim. Across the heads of the main lights, pairs of Powers, Dominions, Thrones, Virtues and Princedoms
- Donor
- Public subscription
- Dedicatee
-
- William Bullen, JP, died
- Revd Hugh Flynn, died ,
- His wife Mary Ann Flynn
- Bishop Charles William Stubbs, died (inscription in window gives ),
- James Veale Bice, died
- His wife Sophie Bice, died
- Notes
-
- Appointment of Revd Hugh John Flynn, DD, as Public Preacher,
- Death of Bishop Stubbs,
- TDM 1913 : 199, launch of subscription for east window costing £450 on subject of Risen Christ, dedicatee Bishop Stubbs.
- Design of window approved.
Royal Cornwall Gazette
p 5
(not in BNA).
Of the Bishop in the picture will be a portrait, and he is represented, wearing the 14th century cope of Ely Cathedral and holding the pastoral staff.
This design was obviously not used. - Funeral of Revd HJ Flynn .
- Death of Revd HJ Flynn,
- Death of James Veale Bice,
- Faculty petition , . Granted ?
- Death of William Bullen,
- Death of Sophie Bice,
- Maker’s marks and dates (1927 and 1930).
- Bucknall 2006.
In memory of William Bullen, J.P. Warden of this Parish –
In memory of Hugh John Flynn, priest, and Mary Ann his wife. Dedicated by their children
In memory of Charles William Stubbs D.D. Bishop of Truro to . A kind shepherd and father in God
In memory of James Veale Bice and of Sophie his wife also parishioners
Tracery top centre (BVM and Infant Jesus)
Tracery second row, left-hand end: Potestates, Dominationes
Tracery second row centre: Thrones
Tracery second row, right-hand end: Virtutes, ?
Sanctus Raphael Archangel. Sanctus Michael.
Main scenes, lights 1 and 2.
Christus Consolator.
Main scene, light 3.
Sanctus Gabriel. Uriel lux ? Archangel.
Main scene, lights 4 and 5.
First maker’s mark, (strawberries) and date (1927), in the bottom right-hand corner of the fourth light.
Second maker’s mark, (strawberries) and date (1930), in the bottom right-hand corner of the right-hand light.
Inscription at the bottom of the lights. Charles Stubbs was Bishop of Truro from until his death in .