J. Y.

_The First Panorama_ (Vol. iii., p. 406.).--I have often heard my father

say, that the first panorama exhibited was painted by Thomas Girtin, and

was a semicircular view of London, from the top of the Albion Mills,

near Blackfriars Bridge. It was exhibited in St. Martin's Lane, where,

not many years back, I saw it, it having been found rolled up in a loft

over a carpenter's shop. It was painted about 1793 or 1794, and my

father has some of the original sketches.

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