JUNE.

5.--The Rev. R. S. Bayley, of Sheffield, the originator and promoter,

gave the first of a series of addresses on the aims and work of a new

institution in Norwich known as the People's College. Commodious

premises were taken in St. George Colegate, where students were

instructed under competent masters.

11.--Mountjoy the pedestrian commenced the task of walking from Norwich

to Yarmouth and back twice daily for six successive days, and completed

it on the 16th.

20.--Mr. G. L. Coleman, of Norwich, was presented with a valuable piece

of plate, in recognition of his efficient discharge of the duties of the

Mayoralty in 1847-8. The presentation was made at a dinner given at the

Norfolk Hotel, under the presidency of the Mayor (Mr. Bignold).

--The demolition of the old Guildhall (or Church Hall) at Yarmouth

commenced. The building had been used as a National School.

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