NOVEMBER.

7.--William Brownsell, many years in the service of Mr. William Mason, of

Necton, was accidentally shot in his master's plantation by a spring gun.

He lay in dreadful agony all night and died soon after being found next

morning.

15.--A private watch instituted and maintained by the inhabitants of St.

Stephen's, Norwich, commenced its duties.

--A prize fight took place near Mattishall between Mike Fenn and John

Short, of Norwich. "After 14 rounds Fenn was so dreadfully beaten that

he was carried off the ground in a state of insensibility." Two thousand

persons were present.

20.*--"Died at East Dereham last week a poor woman of the name of Rumble,

aged 103 years. She retained her faculties till within a month of her

decease."

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