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5.--Mr. Sothern appeared at Norwich Theatre, in the character of Lord

Dundreary. On the 6th he performed the part of David Garrick. The house

was crowded to excess on both occasions.

22.--Mr. Loveday's English Grand Opera Company commenced an engagement at

Norwich Theatre. Madame Haigh-Dyer was the _prima donna_, and Mr. and

Mrs. Aynsley Cooke were of the company. The works produced included

"Robert le Diable," "The Fairy and the Cobbler," "The Puritan's

Daughter," "The Barber of Seville," "Faust," "Don Giovanni," "Satanella,"

"The Quaker," &c.

24.--Lord Hastings and Mr. Anthony Hamond, masters of Norfolk foxhounds,

were entertained at dinner at the Corn Hall, Fakenham, "in appreciation

of their efforts to provide sport during the season." The Earl of

Leicester presided.

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