SEPTEMBER.

7.--In consequence of a telegram received from the War Office the 1st

(King's) Dragoon Guards left Norwich for the scene of the colliery riots

in the Midland counties. The regiment entrained at Trowse, the horses

being conveyed in bullock trucks. A Squadron proceeded to Mansfield, B

to Rotherham, C to Wakefield, and D to Dewsbury. On the 8th 50 men of

the Norfolk Constabulary, under the Chief Constable (Mr. Paynton Pigott),

were drafted to Nottingham, and on the 9th 20 men of the Norwich city

police proceeded to the scene of the disturbances.

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