NOVEMBER.

3.--The Gresham Grammar School, at Holt, founded in 1554 by Sir John

Gresham, was re-opened by the Fishmongers' Company, of London, the

trustees of the foundation. The new building was erected from designs by

Mr. Suter, the architect to the Company, by Mr. Orman, of Ipswich. A

commemoration service was held at the parish church, and luncheon was

served in the school-house, under the presidency of the Prime Warden, Mr.

Thomas Boddington.

9.--Mr. George Middleton was elected Mayor, and Mr. H. S. Patteson

appointed Sheriff of Norwich.

20.--A meeting of agriculturists and merchants was held at the Royal

Hotel, Norwich, presided over by the Mayor, with the object of raising a

fund for the erection of a new Corn Exchange, "upon a site next London

Street and Exchange Street," at the cost of 20,000 pounds. (_See_

February 3rd, 1859.)

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