JUNE.

10.--Died, at Fincham Rectory, the Rev. William Blyth, rector of the

parish and hon. canon of Norwich Cathedral. An ardent archaeologist, he

was the author of a "History of Fincham," published in 1863. During his

tenure of office as rural dean five new churches were built, fifteen

restored, and thirteen greatly improved, out of a total of twenty-fire

churches in his deanery. The total outlay upon this work was 45,000.

20.--Died, Mr. Henry James Lee Warner, of Walsingham Abbey. The eldest

son of the Rev. Daniel Henry Lee Warner, he was born January 12th, 1809,

and succeeded to the estate in 1858. Mr. Lee Warner served as High

Sheriff in 1863, and some years previously successfully contested

Canterbury in the Conservative interest.

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