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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 30, 1849

Page

10

American Panoramas in England Sparks Fame Dispute

The Boston Daily Bee reports two MississippI panoramas in London praise Banvard’s work for its originality and accuracy. It dismisses claims by Risley and Smith that their panorama predates Banvard, noting Banvard sketched the river himself with validation from river pilots and crews.

England Mississipi London Barvard Boston New York Smith London Morning Chronicle United States Banvard Risley Boston Daily Bee Captain Scoresby F.R.S.E Tract Society Dr. Scoresby Robert Vaughan D.D Jackson and Walford British Quarterly Vaughan Cheever John Russell Oxford

Royal news and notable deaths Almanac entry

The Queen and Royal Family are at Osborne. T. Duncombe sits in the House as Mr. Berkeley speaks on the ballot. Miss Maria Edgeworth dies at Edgeworth’s Town aged 83 after a brief illness. Sir Edward Knatchbull and the Duke of St Albans die. Robert Vernon, art patron, aged 75, left £100,000 for a gallery of modern paintings.

Osborne T. Duncomas Duncombe Berkeley Finsbury Edceworth Hemans Joanna Baillie Somerville Joseph Hume Montrose Hume Norfolk Daily News Duke of St. Albans Edward Knatchbull Robert Peel Robert Robert Vernon Vernon

Depreciation of Railway Property Rumors Roil Markets

Reports from Lords witnesses claim railway property values have fallen by 10 to 12 million pounds Sterling in the past three months due to recent disclosures. Sir Janus Graham reportedly withdraws from the Carlton Club amid Parliament action, narrowing prospects for Protections economists aligned with the Peclites.

House of Lords Janus Graham Carlton Club Peclites

Experimental Evidence for Christian Religion by Wardlaw

A critical review of Gibbart Wardlaw’s Experimental Evidence for Christianity. The author praises Wardlaw’s balanced method, clear prose, and the interactive use of direct and indirect proofs, noting its wide field, respectful tone, and absence of dogmatism. Also covers Primeval Man by Hannis and other theological works reviewed in depth.

Gibbert Warphaw A.M Glasgow Maclehose Wardlaw John Foster J. Hannis D.D London Ward and Co

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