6.--Died at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, the Right Hon. Lord Charles Vere
Ferrars Townshend, of Rainham Hall and Tamworth Castle. He was born in
1783, and in 1812 married his cousin, the eldest daughter of General
William Loftus. The funeral took place at Rainham on November 24th. He
was succeeded in his estates by his nephew, Capt. John Townshend, R.N.,
member for Tamworth, who also became heir to the marquisate.
9.--Mr. J. R. Gough, of America, delivered a temperance oration at St.
Andrew's Hall, Norwich. He also addressed meetings on the 10th and 11th.
--Mr. Samuel Bignold was elected Mayor, and Mr. Henry Birkbeck appointed
Sheriff of Norwich.
11.--A new church was opened at Wootton. It was built on the site of the
old church at the sole expense of the Hon. Mrs. Howard. It cost nearly
6000 pounds.
13.--The announcement was published that Mr. David Fisher, the actor, who
was so well known and highly respected in Norwich and Norfolk, had made a
successful _debut_ at the Princess's Theatre, London.