OCTOBER.

17.--The first conviction under the new Act for preventing the extension

of diseases in sheep was recorded at Norwich, when Mr. Betts, cattle

dealer, of Old Buckenham, was fined for exposing on the Castle Meadow

sheep that were suffering from sheep-pox or variola ovina.

23.--The Adelphi Theatre, Norwich, was opened under the management of Mr.

George Smith, formerly lessee of the Theatre Royal. The company included

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney (Miss J. Trafford).

31.--St. Matthew's church, Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich, at which building

operations commenced in the second week in August, was "founded" by the

chairman and members of the committee.

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