DECEMBER.

2.--The consecration of the Rev. Dr. S. Hinds, Bishop-elect of Norwich,

took place at Lambeth Palace. His lordship was installed at Norwich

Cathedral on January 24th, 1850.

--Intelligence was received of the death of the Queen Dowager. The day

of the funeral, December 13th, was observed in Norwich by the partial

closing of the shops.

20.--Died at Hampstead, the Ven. Philip Jennings, Archdeacon of Norfolk,

aged 66. He was presented to his office in 1847 by Bishop Stanley.

27.--A severe gale from the N.N.W., a heavy fall of snow, and a high tide

prevented railway communication with Yarmouth. The line was under water

for a considerable distance. The trains on the lines to London were

delayed by deep snowdrifts. An omnibus was run between Norwich and

Yarmouth for the conveyance of passengers. "The people on the road

stared with wonderment on seeing the six-in-hand drawing the ponderous

vehicle through the snow."

1850.

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