2.--Died, at Surrey Street, Norwich, Mrs. Louisa Mary Barwell, widow of
Mr. John Barwell. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. Richard Mackenzie
Bacon, and was born March 4th, 1800. In early life she showed great
taste and talent in music, became one of the finest amateur singers of
her day, and assisted her father in editing the "Musical Review." In
1824 she married Mr. John Barwell, and soon afterwards contributed
articles to the "Journal of Education" and other similar periodicals.
Mrs. Barwell in 1833 published her first book, "Little Lessons for Little
Learners." Her works on educational subjects numbered fourteen.
11.--The "Tichborne Claimant" (who was released from Pentonville Prison
on October 20th, 1884) appeared at Sanger's Circus, Norwich, and
addressed the audience on his life and adventures. He made a second
appearance on the 12th.
16.--Sir J. W. Lubbock, M.P., and Mr. H. L. Courtney, M.P., at the
Agricultural Hall, Norwich, propounded the principles advocated by the
Proportional Representation Society.