NOVEMBER.

3.--The Prince of Wales passed through Thetford, on his way to Elveden

Hall, to visit the Maharajah Duleep Singh.

10.--Mr. Samuel Gurney Buxton was elected Mayor, and Mr. Alexander Robert

Chamberlin appointed Sheriff of Norwich.

--The Prince of Wales arrived at Merton Hall, on a visit to Lord

Walsingham, and left on the 15th.

18.--Died at Bournemouth, Mr. Thomas Baring, member of Parliament for

Huntingdon. Mr. Baring, who was 73 years of age, was second son of Sir

Thomas Baring, second baronet, nephew of the first Lord Ashburton, and

brother of the first Lord Northbrooke. At the General Election in 1835

he successfully contested Great Yarmouth in the Conservative interest,

but in 1837, 1838, and 1841 he was defeated. Elected for Huntingdon in

1844, without opposition, he held undisputed possession of the seat for

nearly thirty years. Mr. Baring was head of the great house of Baring

Brothers and Co. He twice refused the Chancellorship of the Exchequer,

and twice declined the offer of a peerage.

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