5.--The "members of Reffley" celebrated the 62nd anniversary of the
building of their temple, "the society having existed before the memory
of the oldest inhabitant" (of Lynn).
21.--The hand of a female was found in Miss Martineau's plantation,
Martineau's Lane, Norwich, by a lad named Charles Johnson. Other
portions of human remains were discovered between this date and the end
of the month, in various suburbs of the city, namely, at Lakenham,
Hellesdon, Mile Cross, &c. The remains were deposited at the Guildhall,
where they were examined by Mr. Nichols, Mr. D. Dalrymple, and Mr.
Norgate, surgeons, who pronounced them to be those of an adult female.
(_See_ January, 1869.)