St. George's

These last were cut into arm-chairs, crowing cocks, and St. Georges in the act of slaying many dragons, all green and terrible.

In St. Georges-in-the-East a man and his wife and their family of eight occupied one small room.

Place St-Georges was opened a century later on land belonging to the Dosne family.

The few soldiers of the garrisons at St. Georges and Hamilton were armed and ready.

Those at St. Georges are scarcely more fantastic, or more monstrous.