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IV. (South East.)
Angels, Cherubin and Seraphin, and four great Doctors of the Church—Ambrose, Jerome, Augustine, and Gregory.
Watching at the Tomb.—S. Matt., 27th chap., v. 65 and 66.
Women at the Sepulchre.—S. Luke 23rd chap., v. 55.
The Resurrection—S. Luke, 24th chap., v. 6.
Our Lord Appearing to Mary.—S. John, 2oth chap., v. 16.
Our Lord Appearing to Simon.—S. Luke, 24th chap., v. 34.
Journey to Emmaus.—S. Luke, 24th chap., v. 13 to 15.
Our Lord Appearing to the Disciples.—S. John, 2oth chap., v 19.
Our Lord Appearing to S. Thomas and the Disciples.—S. John, 20th, chap., v. 27.
Our Lord at the Sea of Tiberias.—S. John, 21st chap., v. 6.
Our Lord Appearing to S. Peter and other Disciples.—S. John, 21st chap., v. 2.
Our Lord Appearing to the Sons of Zebedee.—S. John, 21st chap. v. 2.
The Ascension.—S. Luke, 24th chap., v. 51.
On the wall close to the Vestry door is a brass having the following inscription:—
"The three easternmost windows of this apse have been filled with stained glass to the glory of Almighty God, and in memory of Adelaide, Queen Dowager, widow of his Majesty, King William IV. The centre window was the gift of the Right Honourable E Ellice, M.P., as a memorial of his long connection with the City of Coventry as one of its representatives in Parliament."
The cost of 2, 3, and 4, was raised by public subscription, and were erected in 1853. Messrs. O’Conner were the artistes.
The Right Honourable Edward Ellice represented the City of Coventry, in twelve Parliaments, from the year 1818 to the date of his death, September 17, 1863. In 1826 he was defeated by the Conservatives. Under Lord Grey's administration, 1833, he was made Secretary at War. A life-size portrait of him is to be seen at the School of Art.
