How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation?
Stained glass window on the east side of the Lady Chapel, with three main lancet lights and, above, six tracery lights.
In the left-hand main light is a depiction of St George, with a smaller figure of an ancient warrior above. In the centre main light is a depiction of St Michael with i) above, a Chaplain's Badge within a laurel wreath tied with the Military Cross ribbon, and ii) below, a depiction of Rev. Elijah Cobham helping to carry a wounded African man on a stretcher. In the right-hand main light is a depiction of St Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors, dressed as a sailor or fisherman with an anchor and lamp.
The lower central tracery light contains plain glass, and the other five depict the badges of the 28th Foot Regiment, the 61st Foot Regiment and the Gloucestershire Regiment, a crown and anchor representing the Navy and, in the top centre tracery light, a dove of peace.
One whole light was given by the family of Walter Jones to commemorate him.