...Chapel, forms two spacious courts. The south end, which is the grand front, abuts upon the High-street, in the middle whereof is a magnificent gate, and over it the statue of Queen Caroline, under a cupola supported by pillars; the rest of the front being adorned with niches ; but no chambers on this side,...

...and 220 in breadth, which, being divided by the Hall and Chapel, forms two spacious courts. the rest of the front being adorned with niches; but no chambers on this side, except at each end. The first or south court is a handsome quadrangle, 140 feet long, and 130 broad, having a lofty cloister,...

...Chapel, forms two spacious courts. The south end, which is the grand front, abuts upon the High-street, in the middle whereof is a magnificent gate, and over it the statue of Queen Caroline, under a cupola supported by pillars; the rest of the front being adorned with niches; but no chambers on this side,...