1.--The chancel of Cromer church, which had been restored at the cost of
6,800, under the superintendence of Sir A. W. Blomfield, A.R.A., was
re-opened.
6.--The Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland
visited Norwich, and held its inaugural meeting at St. Andrew's Hall.
The proceedings were attended by the Mayor and Corporation and by the
members of the Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society. The Duke of
Norfolk, as president for the week, delivered an opening address; and
from this day until the closing meeting on the 15th many places of
interest in the city and county were visited. On the 8th the Mayor and
Mrs. Hanson gave a _conversazione_ at St. Andrew's Hall in honour of the
visit of the Institute.
7.--The Norwich Cricket Week theatrical performance, organized by Sir
Kenneth Kemp, Bart., was given at the Theatre Royal. It consisted of the
production of the comedy, "Upper Crust." The piece was performed again
on the 9th.