dedicated to the tutelar saint of England from the fact of its proximity
to the Chapel of St. George. It was built in 1832 by public
subscription. It is cruciform in plan, and has a small tower at the west
end. The style, with the exception of the tower, is the lancet, or
early-pointed. It will accommodate about 760 persons, and 460 of the
sittings are free and unappropriated. From St. George’s Church we step
back again into the main street, and instead of going on to the MOUNT
where Cadogan’s Fort stood, we cross to the right by the “String of
Horses,” a half-timbered gabled building erected in 1576. Proceeding on
we pass Chapel Yard, so called from its having been the yard attached to
Cadogan’s Chapel, and arrive at