Notable Art Notes and New Photo Studies Highlight The Gallery
The issue surveys Padovanino inspired but distinct Musicians Marriage at Cana, the Albert Memorial podium, and lively Venetian works by W B Scott. It praises Robertson on the Upper Thames, debates otter versus fox in sport, and reviews India art education and Syria art work. Archibald Archer writes on art industries progress. Three new photographs by Sampson Low showcase Wilkie and Bougereau in superb light and shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padovanino
Cana
Albert Memorial
W. B. Scott
Robertson
Upper Thames
Hunter
India
M. Rimmer
Professor Archer
Edinburgh
Vallery
Sampson Low and Son
Wilkie
Rabbit
Bougereau
Opening of the Oriental Conference at the Royal Institution
The Oriental Conference opened with an inaugural address by Dr. Samuel Birch at the Royal Institution. Attendees included Sir Henry Rawlinson, EK Grant Duff, Hembley, Lepsius, Haug, Léon de Rosny, Brockhaus, and many other eminent scholars from Britain and the Continent. The president outlined the congress aims across Aryan, Semitic, and Hamitic sections, noting transliteration efforts and hopes for a unified East–West alphabet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Institution
Samuel Birch
British Museum
Henry Rawlinson
EK. Grant Duff
M.P
Hembley
Lepsius
Haug
Léon de Rosny
Weber
Walter Elliot
K.C
Brockhaus
Charles Newton
Shanker
Birch
Fox Talbot
George Smith
T. H. Sayce
M.A
Hodges
Cull
Father Haigh
Erdington
Birmingham
Oppert
Schrader
Jena
Paris
England
Europe
Hindoo
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Assyria
Canopus
Llenry Rawlinson
Japan
Asia Minor
India
Asiatic Society
Royal Society of Literature
Society of Biblical Literature
Germany
France
Russia
M. Leon de Rosny
Congress of Orientalists
M. Jules Oppert
Basil H. Cooper
Frightful Railway Accident Near Norwich
A night collision near Thorpe on the Great Eastern line killed several enginemen and firemen and left many wounded. Two mail trains from Yarmouth and Lowestoft to London collided with the Norwich express near Brundall, officers suspended, an inquiry ordered by Sir Charles Adderley to begin in Norwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe
Norwich
Yarmouth
Lowestoft
London
Reedham
Brundall
Rom
John Prior
James Light
Thomas Clark
Frederick Sewell
Norfolk and Norwich Hospital
Great Eastern Company
Page
Wensum-street
Skinner
Mount Pleasant
Mary Ann Murray
Mariners’lane
Miss Taylor
Regent-street
Slade
Ellis
Cooper
Robson
Parker
Canon Ormesby
George England
Freethorpe
Board of Trade
Charles Adderley
Captain Tyler
Ravenhill
Beecher Tilton scandal details spill from New York papers
The Tribune says further action will go to court not extend church inquiry and notes no dissent in Plymouth Church committee on Beecher’s innocence. Moulton vows to expose Beecher worse than before while the Christian Union condemns Beecher as a debauchee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beecher-Tilton
the Tribune
Plymouth Church Committee
Beecher
The
Christian Union
Mr. Beecher
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