Penzance, St Paul
n8. North aisle 3
Entries in grey are not obtained from documentary evidence, but are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
- Number of lights
- 1
- Maker
- Newbery, Robert J, designed by Reginald Dick
- Main subject
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4. (donor) 3. 2. 1. Arms of Hugh Latimer as Bishop of Worcester - Donor
- The Revd Richard Malone, father of dedicatees, former vicar of St Paul’s
- Dedicatee
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- John Henry Edmond Malone, died
- Elizabeth Wilmot Marion Malone, died
- Notes
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- Death of John Henry Edmond Malone, .
- Death of Elizabeth Wilmot Marion Malone, .
- Dedicatees, subjects, inscription, insertion, maker, , , , , .
- Insertion, donor, dedicatee, maker, .
- (same donor, designer, maker), showing the other two Oxford Martyrs, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer and Bishop Nicholas Ridley, was inserted three months earlier.
To the Glory of God, and in loving memory of Elizabeth Wilmot Marion, born , died and John Henry Edmond, born , died , the dear children of the Rev. Richard Malone and Jane Wilmot, his wife
The arms at the top
are of Malone of Ballynahown and Baronstown, Ireland,
gules a lion rampant between three mullets argent
(Papworth, Vol 2, p 133).
John Wycliffe is shown in his gown, holding a staff in his left hand, with his right
hand emphasising his teaching.
Hugh Latimer holds in his left hand a lantern, with the light shining towards him, emblematic of the light
of God’s truth shining into his heart. With his right hand he holds a scroll containing
a quotation from one of his sermons: God maketh us all Christians after the right fashion.
The arms at the bottom are those of Hugh Latimer as Bishop of Worcester,
i.e.,
the arms of the Diocese of Worcester,
argent, ten torteaux, four, three, two, and one
()
impaled with those of Hugh Latimer,
gules a cross patonce or, over all a bend azure
semée-de-lis of the second
().
The colour of the bend in the Latimer arms is different in this window.