Sends Farington some money from a Mr. Clive;
West has said Council will not grant more [varnishing days] to the artists, jokes that
Shee will say it would set a precedent; he implores Farington to ask
Northcote to help, he must work on the Farington portrait, that of the children and of Lady Hood, admonishes
Daniell for taking pique;
Beechey praised his portrait of Farington;
Nollekens said that Northcote rated his
Pitt; but he needs more time, suggests
Westall is also anxious.