JUNE.

2.--The Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham addressed a large meeting

convened at the Agricultural Hall, Norwich, by the Norfolk Chamber of

Agriculture, on the subject of the National Agricultural Union. A

resolution affirming the desire of the Chamber to co-operate with the

Union was adopted.

6.--The Mayor of Norwich formally opened an additional portion of the

Gildencroft Recreation Ground, and afterwards declared open for public

use the adjoining churchyard of St. Augustine, which had been converted

into a public garden and resting-place through the action of the Playing

Fields and Open Spaces Society.

15.--Mr. Ben Greet's company of "Woodland Players" gave pastoral

representations at Bracondale Woods, Norwich, of "As You Like It" and of

scenes from "The Tempest," in aid of the funds of the Jenny Lind

Infirmary.

23.--Intelligence was received in Norwich of the birth of the first child

to the Duke and Duchess of York. Congratulatory telegrams were sent to

their Royal Highnesses, to the Queen, and to the Prince and Princess of

Wales, by the Mayor, on behalf of the citizens.

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