OCTOBER.

13.--Van Amburgh, with his collection of trained animals, performed at

Lynn. "The elephant arrived covered with a sort of coat _a la

__Mackintosh_, and, to prevent injury to his feet, he had something on in

the shape of boots." The show also visited Norwich, and was located in

the Ranelagh Gardens. "As a menagerie it is inferior to Wombwell's; as a

spectacle it is scarcely to be compared with Carter's."

19.--At the Norwich Quarter Sessions, before Mr. Isaac Jermy, Recorder,

Jacob Macro, woollen draper, refused to take the oath as a member of the

grand jury, "because Scripture said 'Swear not at all.' The Recorder:

Then, sir, I think it right to fine you the sum of 50 pounds, to be paid

to the use of her Majesty." The fine was subsequently reduced to 20

pounds.

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