1.--At the Norwich Consistory Court, before Mr. Chancellor Blofeld, the
Bishop of the Diocese pronounced sentence of deprivation on the Rev.
Bryan O'Malley, vicar of Flitch am, and made an order upon the defendant
for the payment of the costs of the proceedings.
2.--At a meeting of the Scots Society of St. Andrew, Norwich, held at the
Maid's Head Hotel, the president, Dr. Thomson, unveiled portraits of Dr.
John Murray and of his wife, Mary Boyles Murray, presented to the society
by Mr. Bronson Murray, of New York, in recognition of the work done by
the society in restoring the tomb of Dr. Murray in the churchyard of
Wells-next-the-Sea. The portraits were copied by Mrs. Leslie Bush-Brown,
great great grandniece of Dr. Murray, from the original works belonging
to the Guion family, of Senica Falls, New York.
27.--Died at St. Stephen's House, Norwich, Mr. John Copeman, aged 87.
Senior partner in the firm of Messrs. Copeman and Sons, wholesale
grocers, Castle Street, he was for several years a member of the Town
Council and some time alderman. It was he who suggested the purchase of
the sewerage farm by the Corporation. He was a member of the Norwich
Board of Guardians, and took part with Mr. J. H. Tillett and the Rev.
George Gould and others in securing the passing of the Norwich Poor Act
of 1863. Mr. Copeman was one of the founders of the "Norfolk News," and
for some time edited it.
28.--The Summer Show of the Norfolk Agricultural Association was opened
at Diss. Mr. Edward Mann presided at the luncheon. The exhibition
closed on the 29th.