 | 1808 - 166 pages
...QUEEN'S COLLEGE. the north fide of the High-ftreet, oppofite Univerfity College, is Queen's College. The whole area, on which this fine College is built, is an oblong fquare of 300 feet in length, and 22O in breadth, which, being divided by the Halland Chapel, forms... | |
 | 1810 - 430 pages
...QUEEN'S COLLEGE. ON the north side of the High-street, opposite University College, is Queen's College. The whole area, on which this fine College is built,...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... | |
 | 1810 - 202 pages
...QUEEN'S COLLEGE. ON the north side of the High-street, opposite University College, is Queen's College. The whole area, on which this fine College is built,...which, being divided by the Hall and Chapel, forms two spacious courts. The south end, which is the grand front, abuts upon the High-street, in the middle... | |
 | 1814 - 198 pages
...QUEEN'S COLLEGE. the north side of the High-street, opposite University College, is Queen's College. The whole area, on which this fine College is built, is an oblong square of 306 feet in length, and 220 in breadth, which, being divided by the Hall and Chapel, forms two spacious... | |
 | John Adolphus - 1818 - 714 pages
...High-ftreer, oppolite Univerfity College. The whole area, on which it is built, is an oblong fquare of foo feet in length, and 220 in breadth, which, being divided...the hall and chapel, forms two fpacious courts. The Chapel is 100 feet Jong, and 30 broad. In the arched roof is a piece of painting by Sir James Tb.orub.ill.... | |
 | 1847 - 198 pages
...Hudson, Dr. Edmund Halley, Dr. Richard Burn, (Author of Burn's Justice and other valuable works,) &c. THE whole area on which this fine College is built,...square of 300 feet in length, and 220 in breadth, and being divided by the Hall and Chapel, forms two spacious courts. The south part, which is the grand... | |
 | 1838 - 392 pages
...two, and in some more than two. Queen'* College, for example, which is a splendid structure, forms an oblong square of 300 feet in length and 220 in breadth, divided by the chapel and hall, into two spacious courts. The Library is a noble apartment, 123 feet... | |
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College, is Queen's College. The whole Area, on which this fine College is built, is an oblong Square, of 300 Feet in Length, and 220 in Breadth, which being divided by the Hall and Chapel forms two fpacious Courts. The South End, which is the grand Front,... 
