JULY.

16.--The Wild-Collins voting apparatus, for expediting and facilitating

voting at Parliamentary and Municipal elections, invented by Mr. Edward

Wild and Mr. A. E. Collins, City Engineer, was exhibited at the Municipal

offices, Norwich.

17.--Died at Old Buckenham, Mr. William Thomas Simpson, in his 67th year.

A native of Bury St. Edmund's, where his father was master of the Grammar

School, he was the senior partner of the old established firm of Salter

and Simpson, auctioneers and valuers. Mr. Simpson had great practical

knowledge of agriculture, and was an excellent breeder and judge of

cattle.

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