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hold an alms dish between them

figures on horseback and horse drawn vehicles

A cockney on horseback is enticed into a mire by a country yokel who claims that the ground is firm

Parts of the church lie exposed as builders go about construction work

Both men are wearing frock coats and cravats

The York and Lancaster towers at Windsor Castle, Berkshire mb-height 3391 hold an alms dish betweenThe York and Lancaster towers at Windsor Castle, Berkshire, 1860. Originally built by William the Conqueror, Windsor Castle has been modified and extended by successive monarchs. Its greatest transformation, which produced the castle we see today, was undertaken by Jeffry Wyatville starting in the 1824 during the reign of George IV and completed during the 1830s. The York and Lancaster Towers date from this time.