 The next important change of the interior was made in 1880 under the direction of George W. Hewitt, architect.The upper galleries were removed; the windows, which were formerly of plain glass, covered with venetian blinds, were replaced with stained glass; the whole interior which had up to then been painted in white or pale neutral tints, was repainted in a polychromic scheme typical of the period.A brass altar rail replaced the existing on in the chancel.