6.--Died at Norwich, in his 70th year, the Rev. William Grigson, M.A.,
for thirty-three years rector of Whinburgh and Westfield. A son of Mr.
Edward Harvey Grigson, of Saham Toney, he was educated at Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge, and married, in 1844, Margaret, third daughter of Mr.
James Hales, of Norwich. The first of his ancestors to settle in the
county was the Rev. William Grigson, M.A., rector of Hardingham, in 1584,
and since that period they have continued to reside in Norfolk, where
they once held a large extent of landed property. Mr. Grigson's
favourite studies were archaeology and genealogy. As an authority upon
the latter, his assistance was sought from all parts of the kingdom, and
his name will always be remembered in connection with the "Visitations of
Norfolk," of which work he was a joint editor.
15.--Died at the Chantry, Norwich, in his 77th year, Mr. G. Pinson,
formerly Governor of Norwich Castle.
28.--Died at Knapton House, Sir Henry Robinson, K.B., in his 76th year.
He was a son of Mr. George Robinson, and served for some years in her
Majesty's Bodyguard of Gentlemen-at-Arms, of which he was appointed
Standard-Bearer in 1840, and Lieutenant-Commanding in 1845. In 1842 he
married Lucy, daughter of Mr. W. D. Cooper-Cooper, of Toddington Manor,
Bedford.