FEBRUARY.

4.--The Norwich Court of Mayoralty memorialised the Committee of Buying

of the East India Company not to suspend their "usual and constant order

for camlets for the China market," as a numerous class of the

manufacturing population of the city derived their chief subsistence from

this source. On March 21st the East India Company invited tenders for

the manufacture of 5,000 pieces.

18.--Mr. Thomas Foyson, aged 53, was accidentally drowned at Norwich by

falling into a vat of vinegar which he was in the act of gauging.

22.--At a Levee held at St. James's Palace, the King conferred the honour

of knighthood upon Mr. John Harrison Yallop, Mayor of Norwich, on his

presenting to his Majesty the address adopted at a Common Hall held in

Norwich in the previous October, on the subject of the Reform Bill.

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