FEBRUARY.

4.--Died, at Hethersett, aged 70, Mr. John Buckle, one of the aldermen of

the Great Ward of Mancroft, Norwich. He served the office of Sheriff in

1787, and of Mayor in 1793.

16.--Mr. Emery, of Covent Garden, made his first appearance at Norwich

Theatre, as Tyke ("The School of Reform"). His other characters included

Robin Roughead ("Fortune's Frolic"), Zekiel Homespun ("Heir at Law"), and

Sheepface ("The Village Lawyer").

21.--Died, aged 88, Mr. William Utten, of the Lower Close, Norwich,

formerly chapter clerk to the Dean and Chapter, and secretary to the Lord

Bishop of Norwich.

28.*--"Mr. D. Fisher, whose performance of the arduous characters of

Hamlet, Macbeth, and Richard III. at Drury Lane were so excellent as to

induce the managers to engage him at a liberal salary from the

commencement of next season, has been engaged to perform those characters

at Norwich, and will make his first appearance this evening in the part

of Hamlet." Mr. Fisher was a son of the manager of the Norfolk and

Suffolk Company of Comedians.

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