... WEALTH UNKNOWN Sir. —Mention is made of the curious discovery of a hitherto unknown painting William Blake under a pile of rubbish in a pantry at Arlington Court. The value of this picture, now on exhibition at the Arts Council Gallery. London, may as ...

... MORTHAM The funeral of Mr. William Blake, of Nortbam. took place in Northam Churchyard Sunday afternoon. There was a large attendance, the deceased g highly respected in the parish. Mr. Bhtke was a strong Unionist, and was one of group who started the ...

... night's gazette. BANKRUPTS. James Brooke, sniller, Norfolk. Benjamin Jo ies, draper. City-ro id. Richard Moore and Benjamin William Blake, coalmerchants, Norwich. George Jarvis Worssam, engineer, G.ettt Mitchellstreet. Old-street- Thotnas Phillips, hop merchant ...

... making slugs from stones. Irregular troops dislodged the enemy near Famsna, killing two and taking two prisoners. Captain William Blake, the Druid, died from dysentery about January 22nd. Captain Grubbe commands the Naval Brigide. Forces are healthy, and ...

... BLAKE PICTURE FOUND IN RUBBISH PILE Arlington Court Discovery A picture by William Blake, painted In 1820, which for sheer beauty of colour is a masterpiece, has been discovered in North Devon. Under the will of the late Miss Rosalie Chichester, Arlington ...

... Johns, he moved to London 1823. Here, by a strange freak of fortune, he was introduced almost immediately into the circle William Blake and his intimate*, John Linnell, the elder, George Richmond, and Samuel Palmer. It chanced that had business transact with ...

... wellknown landscape painter of Plymouth, and subsequently at the R. A. Schools in London. It was London that Calvert met William Blake, and joined that famous band which included I*innell and George Richmond. Calvert was also an intimate friend of Derwent ...

... the find has not been disclosed, but the figure is understood to be substantial. At the end of last year a painting by William Blake, England's best-known pictorial mystic was discovered under a pile glass at Arlington Court and experts assessed its value ...

... Major Kirkwood (in the chair), Mr. J. Mr. C. S. Carnegie, and Mr. J. H. M. Kirkwood. EJECTMENT ORDERS. the application of William Blake an ejectment order was granted against John Stevens, a sailor, in respect of house in North-street, Northam.— similar ...

... Petty Sessions, Castle Inn, Barnstaple, — July 24th, 1828, Mr. G. G. Carpenter, of Pilton, preferred a complaint against William Blake, for breaking a pane of glass by wilfully and maliciously throwing a stone against the same on the 7th instant. He was ...

... NORTHMOLTON. Fire.—On Saturday morning, the farm house on South Radworthv, which his been occupied since May last by Mr. William Blake, was discovered to be on fire. All efforts to arrest its progress were unavailing, and the fire spread very rapidly, so ...

... evidence of two persons who ere present at the time that the alleged offence was said to have been committed. He then called William Blake and William Wannel, each of whom positively negatired thefacts spoken to by the first witness. These persons were ov the ...