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A Popular Handbook to the National Gallery, Volume I, Foreign Schools

Note 262 — 1100. A SCENE IN A PLAY. (continued 5)

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The precise nature of the transaction was this:—Lady Carlisle received in cash £40,000 and the Treasury paid the death-duties (£2776). Of these sums, the National Gallery funds contributed £15,000; the National Art-Collections' Fund, £10,000; and the Treasury £17,776 (see House of Commons Debate, February 28, 1912).

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