The stained glass in the windows of the south aisle depict the eleven apostles without Judas Iscariot. They were donated in the middle of the 19th century by the Stubbs family, industrialists in Warrington. The east window of the Daniell chapel includes characters from "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland". The window was erected following a memorial fund to celebrate the centenary of Carroll's birth in 1935. It was designed by Geoffrey Webb and dedicated on 30 June 1935 by Herbert Gresford Jones, Bishop of Warrington. The upper panels depict a nativity scene surmounted by eight angels, the leftmost panel showing Lewis Carroll himself accompanied by Alice Liddell. The windows incorporate symbolic panels relating to Carroll's life, including the Cheshire wheatsheaf, the arms of Rugby School and Christ Church, Oxford, and mathematical instruments. Across the base of the window are five panels which include characters from the "Alice" books together with words from Carroll's poem "Christmas Greetings". The characters are based on the illustrations by John Tenniel. On the south wall are windows designed by Trena Cox depicting "The Flight into Egypt" and "The Annunciation" which were donated to the church in 1960 in memory of the Broome family of Preston-on-the-Hill.