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THE OLD CHURCHES OF WIRRAL
three windows is to Reginald Bushell, and
represents St. Paul standing beside the
Athenian altar to the " unknown God,"
and St. Thomas carrying a carpenter's
square. The third window in the north
aisle commemorates John Gaitskell Churton.
This and the one in the south aisle
are symbolic
Virtues. The
representations of
figures of Justice
the
and
Humility, which are in the south aisle, are
said to be among the most perfect designs
ever executed by Sir Edward Burne-Jones.
St. Oswald's, Backford.
The best windows in this church are by
Frampton. Among these may be
specially noted the single-light window in
the south aisle picturing Our Lord as the
Good Shepherd ; the two-light window in
the same aisle, near the chancel, erected
by Elizabeth Blomfield, of Mollington
Hall, in memory of her sister ; and the east
window in the south aisle, a single light
picturing the Resurrection.
St. Mary's, Eastham.
In this church is to be seen Kempe's
best work, and of this the finest constitutes
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