... NORFOLK HOUNDS WILL MEET Thursday, February 28th, at half-past eleven o'dotfi Mile Cross, Hellestlon. The East Norfolk Harriers will meet Honing Common, on Friday March lst, at eleven. Charge John Barber, of labourer, was brought on Saturday last, be*'' bench county magistrates, charged witb entered, on the morning of Saturday, the 9th certain enclosed land at Taverham, in the of N. ...

... the above. Buyers arc invited to inspect these -oorls orevious making their purchases. W. P. FLANNELS nnd BLANKETS in -Spring, previous any advance, is enabled to offer thorn upon eery advantageous terms. S.B.—Charities and Clubs supplied. i WHITE LION STREET, MARKET \ PLACE. NORWICH. THOMAS COOPER (OF LONDON) Author of The Purgatory of Suicides, WILL DELIVER TWO ORATIONS SAINT ANDREW'S ...

... Dr. Lubbock. —We hare to-day the very painful duty of recording the death of Dr. Lubbock, in whom the profession has lost one of its most distinguished ornaments, and Norwich one of its most generous citizens. He expired last evening, little after seven o'clock. On Sunday night, February the 21st, after ten days' incessant toil, with scarcely any rest or sleep, he was attacked with an ...

... to instruct usual branches of English Education, with Music and the of wrench A daily governess's situation would he preferred. For further particulars, apply letter, post paid, to H.E.. at Madame Lantcnanfs,' Princes' Street, opposite St. Andrew s Hall, Norwich. WASTED, TWO men of respectability and address, to travel Counties Norfolk and Suffolk, to lie employed in procuring Subscribers fur ...

... The Election of Guardians on Monday last, excited considerable interest many parishes this city, consequence of the agitation reference to the new workhouse lately proposed by the Board of Guardians, but strongly opposed by the majority of the rate, payers. many parishes oppositions were got to the old members of the Court, but in several instances they were withdrawn at the last moment. The ...

... People's College.—We are happy to that the number of students in this irotitjS^ ' creasing, and that onr working classes are ; ing more sensible of its importance. J. H. (v*' Esq., has made handsome donation totheliSS/* the published volumes of the Zoologist and oraT to supply the successive numbers they ? has further given each student a copy ofhuhtirt address, On the right Use ...

... The Norfolk Chronicle is very angry with tie movement party, against which it lets fly its whole stock (no small one) of abusive epithets. The grand offence of the Reformers, in the eyes of the Norfolk Chronicle, is, that they are « bidding the support of the farmers. To this item the Chronicle's charges we plead guilty, on behalf tbe movement party. We are bidding for the sop. port ...