In both these rooms there is a row of columns on each side, and the floor of the latter is composed of Agra marble.

The pillars and walls are covered with a white cement, which is equal to marble for its polish.

The private rooms are not worth looking at; they merely afford the spectator an opportunity of admiring the skill of the architect, who has managed to turn the large space at his command to the smallest imaginable profit.
Among the other buildings worthy of notice are the Town-hall, the Hospital, the Museum, Ochterlony's Monument, the Mint, and the English Cathedral.
The Town-hall is large and handsome.

The hall itself extends through one entire story.

There are a few monuments in white marble to the memory of several distinguished men of modern times.