H. C. K.

---- Rectory, Hereford.

_The First Panorama_ (Vol. iii., p. 526.).--E. N. W. must have made some

mistake in his recollection. Girton was a painter, and may have worked

at the Panorama of London; but the "first Panorama" was by Mr. Robert

Barker. The sketches were made by his son, Henry Aston Barker, when only

a lad aged fifteen. They were taken from the top of the Albion Mills:

they were also etched by H. A. Barker at the same age, and aqua-tinted

by Birnie, and published in six sheets, 22 by 17, a set of which I

possess, with a note of their history, as herein communicated, written

_in dorso_, long ago, from Mr. B.'s own lips.

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