Beneath the most easterly window on the south wall of the chancel.
Memorial
Inscription
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF ARTHUR GEORGE VESEY COLONEL COMMANDING 46TH (SOUTH DOWN) REGT. WHO DIED AT SUEZ ON HIS RETURN TO ENGLAND OCT 18 1868 AGED 49. THIS WINDOW IS GIVEN BY THE OFFICERS OF THE REGIMENT AS A MARK OF THEIR KINDLY FEELING AND RESPECT
Further Information
The window mentioned in the memorial was blown out by the bombing in WW2. The replacement is recorded under 'South-East Window'
Colonel Vesey joined the 46th Regiment on 29th May 1836. He embarked with the service companies for the Crimea on 12th October 1854, and for his services at the seige of Sebastopol, received the Crimean medal and clasp, the Turkish medal and the 5th class of Medjidhe.
