1836.
Reading edition
NORTON HALL. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
THE SEAT OF BERIAH BOTFIELD, ESQ., F.S.A.
A large armorial window for the billiard-room. Various others of ornamental designs for the saloon, porch, &c.
SUDBURY PARK. DERBYSHIRE.
THE SEAT OF THE RIGHT HON. LORD VERNON.
Four compartments of heraldry and ornament, for the window of the dining-room.
CHRIST’S HOSPITAL. LONDON.
From this date to the present time. Various panels containing the armorial bearings, &c. of the Governors of the Hospital, placed in the windows of the great dining-hall.
TORTINGTON. SUSSEX.
A window for the church. Presented by the Rev. J. De la Feld.
GUNNERSBURY HOUSE. MIDDLESEX.
THE SEAT OF BARONESS ROTHSCHILD.
Various ornamental compartments in stained glass for the windows of the conservatory.
GREAT BEDWIN. WILTSHIRE.
Several sacred and heraldic devices, presented to the church by the Rev. John Ward.
BARBADOES.
An altar window. The upper compartments presented by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign parts. The arms, &c. of the see of Canterbury, presented by his Grace the Archbishop. The lower portions, containing figures and ornaments, defrayed by a subscription of the free natives.
CRESSWELL. NORTHUMBERLAND.
In the church, an altar window containing subjects from the life of Christ, and two ornamental side windows. All presented by J. Cresswell Baker, Esq.
PICCADILLY. LONDON.
AT THE RESIDENCE OF ... BEAUMONT ESQ.
A window for the vestibule, and ornamental glass for the conservatory.
NETHERBY. CUMBERLAND.
THE SEAT OF THE RIGHT HON. SIR JAMES GRAHAM, BART.
Four armorial compartments for the windows of the great hall.