4.--The 4th Queen's Own Hussars marched from Norwich Cavalry Barracks,
_en route_ to Edinburgh and Glasgow.
14.--The first exhibition by members of the Norwich Art Circle (formed in
the month of February) was opened at the Old Bank of England Chambers,
Queen Street.
25.--The annual congress of the homoeopathic practitioners of Great
Britain was held at the Royal Hotel, Norwich, under the presidency of Dr.
Herbert Nankivell, of Bournemouth.
--Mr. Arthur Coyte, of Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich, died from gunshot wounds
accidentally inflicted whilst shooting on the Stratton Strawless estate
on the previous day. Mr. Coyte, who was the second son of the Rev. James
Coyte, rector of Polstead, Suffolk, was 53 years of age.
30.--Died, at Norwich, aged 91 years, the Rev. Henry Banfather. He was
educated at Norwich Grammar School under Forster and Valpy, by the latter
of whom he was made an assistant master. On Valpy's death he took
private pupils, and was most successful in obtaining candidates for Holy
Orders. He was then appointed by the Corporation headmaster of the
school, a position which he held for many years before his retirement to
the living of Sprowston.