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\ ss E Ag |) Bee | Tirek ehet | TARE EB at THE SPORTSMAN ic a Le Lá e day tL | Ch es a living here between 1617 and 1641. The church of St. Benet, Paul's Wharf, has been handed over to a Welsh coneregation. It is extremely picturesque with its red brick and heavy roof. Here some of the old kings of arms from the Heralds’ College over the way were buried, and Inigo Jones, the great architect, lies among them. The College Is in a plain but pleas ing ‘Queen Anne’ style, and was rebuilt after the Great Fire on the site of Derby House, the residence of the Lady Margaret, the mother of Henry VII. From this point Queen Victoria Street consists wholly of new buildings, with the exception of the Church of St. Mary Aldermary, of which I have spoken in
