J. S. WARDEN.

_St. Christopher_ (Vol. v., p. 295.).--E. A. H. L., who asks "if there are

any representations of St. Christopher in painted glass; and if so, where?"

is informed that there is a picture of the Saint in a green vestment,

painted on glass, in the window of the side chapel of King's Chapel, which

is used as a vestry by the Conduct. The picture is on the internal, not the

external window of the side chapel, in the western corner, upper

compartment, about a foot in height.

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