1.--The remains of the Hon. Isabella Stafford Jerningham, who died at
Genoa on January 1st, were interred in the family vault beneath the altar
in the chapel at Costessey Hall. At the same time was interred the body
of the Hon. Frances Stafford Jerningham, who died at Paris in May, 1838.
It was placed by the side of the remains of her twin sister, the Hon.
Georgiana Stafford Jerningham, who died at Leamington in 1841.
3.--Mr. Davenport, lessee of the Norwich Theatre, was fined by the
magistrates in a nominal sum for assaulting a man who was selling tickets
outside the Theatre under the regular prices of admission. The sale took
place upon what was known as a "ticket night." Mr. Davenport alleged
that by this system, which was allowed in no other town, the former
manager, Mr. Smith, had lost in twenty years 6,000 pounds from the
treasury of the circuit.
15.--The Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry commenced its annual training at
Wells-next-the-Sea. The drills took place in Holkham Park, where the
regiment was hospitably entertained by the Earl of Leicester.