11.--Died at her house, Rue Neuve du Luxembourg, Paris, Madame De
Bardelin, wife of Monsieur le Chevalier Laget De Bardelin, Officier
Superieur, Lieutenant des Gardes du Corps du Roy. "Madame De Bardelin
was well known and highly respected by many distinguished families in
Norwich and Norfolk, where, when she was Miss Sutton, she resided for a
considerable time."
14.--A squadron of 1st King's Dragoon Guards left Norwich for Leeds, and
on the same day the depot of the 40th (2nd Somersetshire) Regiment of
Foot arrived in the city and occupied the Cavalry Barracks.
20.--Mr. Osbaldiston took leave of the Norwich stage in the part of
Virginius, and proceeded to the Haymarket Theatre, London.
30.--The large east window of Norwich Cathedral was exposed to view after
restoration. "The central light formerly comprised the Transfiguration,
after Raphael, painted by the lady of the late Dean Lloyd, with varnished
colours, but these not having been burnt in were after a time entirely
dissipated. The same subject has now been re-executed in vitrified
colours from the picture by Julio Romano, in the possession of Mr. W.
Wilkins. To that ingenious artist, Mr. Zobel (in the employment of Mr.
Yarrington, of Norwich), we offer our congratulations on the success of
his undertaking."