Sts Peter & Paul’s Church, Wymering, Portsmouth

Vertical rectangular south-facing war memorial dial on the porch. The dialplate is very elaborately pierced and engraved with scrolls, a sun above, a rooster on the left and an owl on the right. Being direct south-facing, the dial covers 6am to 6pm. The hour lines run from the gnomon root to the rectangular chapter ring where there are short ticks every 5 minutes, with longer quarter and half hour ticks. The vertical Arabic numerals are in a fancy font. The pierced gnomon has very curly supporters. There is a noon gap. Above the dial a motto reads: "Cuius animae propitietur Deus’ [On whose soul may God have mercy]. Below, an inscription reads: "To the Glory of God/in loving memory of/ William Tennant/killed near Johannesburg/ All Saints Day 1900". He was a Lance Corporal of 4th Battalion during the Second Boer War. Below this there is a plaque to his brother Charles who died in 1912.