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3.--The new road from the bottom of Long John's Hill to Lakenham Mills,

with the bridges and viaduct beyond the mills, was completed by the

contractors, Messrs. Watson, Wright, and Cattermoul, from plans prepared

by Mr. J. Brown.

17.--A brig of 150 tons, named the Countess of Leicester, and intended

for the southern trade, was launched from Mr. Tyrell's shipyard, at

Wells-next-the-Sea. She was classed A 1 for twelve years, and was the

finest ship ever launched at Wells.

22.--The new County Court, for the recovery of small debts, was held for

the first time, at the Guildhall, Norwich, before Mr. T. J. Birch, the

Judge. In consequence of the jurisdiction of this Court, the old Court

of Conscience was abolished.

30.--St. Mark's Schools, Lakenham, erected from designs by Mr. J. Brown,

were opened.

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