The Vultures mb-artistname Thomas View looking towards the gallery

View looking towards the gallery

North-east view of the back of the original altar

A man stands on the infield of the oval circuit watching the cars as they speed by in a cloud of dust

They were capable of a top speed of 121 mph

The chapel was built in 1512

The Vultures mb-artistname Thomas View looking towards the gallery'The Vultures', 1887. The vultures of the War Office and Contractor hover over a fallen soldier. This concerned a great scandal over the supply of defective weapons to the armed forces. Some weapons were unfit for service. Bayonets would twist and bend, as would swords. Guns exploded and cartridges jammed. The supplies too often arrived via a corrupt system of contractors, but would, of course, put Britain's fighting men in grave danger in the field.