Crimes - Criminals - Judges - Lawyers - Trials
Oct. 10, 1972 - The case of the Linecln painting. The court of Arches, the church of England's appeal court, is considering the case of the Lincoln painting. The hearing, in the crypt of st. Mary-Le-Bow church, is to decide whether St. Helen's church at Brant Broughton, Lincolnshire, should of the German artist, the meister of Leis-born, dated about 1480, and now valued at $ 40, 000. In 1887, canon F.H. Sutton presented the church, Os which he was rector. With the paining to mark years of restoration work. The Rev. Robin Clard, now rector of st. Helen's with the churchwardens and members of the parish, wish to sell the painting but some parishioners are opposed to its sale. photo shows Assisted by a member of the Red Cross, Mrs. Robina Margaret Clifton -Brown, a great - niece of the lats cannon Sutton, arrives for the hearing
