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Melville - - - -Release Date: June 13, 2020 [eBook #62386] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - - -***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK MELVILLE AND CO.'S DIRECTORY AND -GAZETTEER OF NORWICH, YARMOUTH, DEREHAM, SWAFFHAM ... [1856]*** - - -Transcribed from the 1856 Melville and Co. edition by David Price, email -ccx074@pglaf.org. Many thanks to Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library, -UK, for kindly allowing their copy to be used for this transcription. - - [Picture: Book cover] - - - - - - MELVILLE AND CO.’S - Directory & Gazetteer - - - OF - - NORWICH, - YARMOUTH, DEREHAM, SWAFFHAM, - Wymondham, Fakenham, Thetford, - ATTLEBOROUGH, AYLSHAM, DISS, REEPHAM, FOULSHAM, HINGHAM, &C.; - IPSWICH, - BURY ST. EDMUND’S, WOODBRIDGE, - Lowestoft, Beccles, Bungay, - HALESWORTH, EYE, STOWMARKET, NEEDHAM MARKET, &C.; - - CONTAINING - - A Descriptive Account of each Place, - FOLLOWED BY A DIRECTORY. - - * * * * * - - _Price to Non-subscribers_, 10_s._ 6_d._ - - * * * * * - - PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETORS BY JARROLD & SONS, - LONDON STREET, NORWICH. - - * * * * * - - JARROLD AND SONS, 47, ST. PAUL’S CHURCHYARD, LONDON; - AND LONDON STREET, NORWICH. - - * * * * * - - - - -PREFACE. - - -In submitting this Work to the Public, the Publishers beg respectfully to -tender their sincere thanks to the numerous Subscribers who have honoured -them with their patronage; also those Gentlemen who have so liberally -furnished them with information. - -Messrs. M. and Co. trust that the arrangement of the Directory will meet -the approbation of their supporters, as the greatest care has been taken -to render it as correct as it is possible for a work of this description -to be. The Proprietors are determined that neither expense nor labour -shall be spared in the production of their works. - - F. R. MELVILLE & CO. - -_Norwich_, _August_, 1856. - - - - -INDEX. - - PAGE -Attleborough 133 -Aylsham 145 -Bawburgh 112 -Beccles 197 -Beeston St. Andrew 112 -Bixley 113 -Blofield 113 -Bowthorpe 113 -Bradestone 114 -Bramford 253 -Bramerton 115 -Bromeswell 258 -Buckenham Ferry 115 -Bungay 202 -Bury St. Edmund’s 259 -Caistor 115 -Carlton St. Mary 116 -Catton 116 -Copdock 256 -Costessey 117 -Cringleford 117 -Dereham 152 -Diss 148 -Drayton 118 -Dunston 118 -Eaton 118 -Eye 211 -Fakenham 142 -Foulsham 163 -Freston 256 -Halesworth 207 -Hellesdon 119 -Hethersett 120 -Hillington 120 -Hingham 135 -Honingham 121 -Horsham St. Faith’s 121 -Intwood 122 -Ipswich 227 -Kesgrave 254 -Keswick 122 -Ketteringham 122 -Kirby Bedon 122 -Lowestoft 189 -Marsham 123 -Martlesham 255 -Melton (Great) 119 -Melton (Little) 123 -Melton, near Woodbridge 257 -Mulbarton 124 -Needham Market 218 -Norwich, History 1 -„ Directory 17 -,, Public Offices and Institutions 105 -Panxworth 124 -Plumstead (Great) 119 -Plumstead (Little) 123 -Rackheath 125 -Reepham 161 -Rockland St. Mary 125 -Rushmere 254 -Spixworth 126 -Stowmarket 214 -Strumpshaw 126 -Swaffham 157 -Swainsthorpe 126 -Swardeston 126 -Sutton 258 -Thetford 137 -Thorpe 127 -Trowse Newton 128 -Tuddenham 256 -Washbrook 257 -Watton 164 -Westerfield 255 -Wherstead 256 -Whitton 254 -Witton 128 -Woodbridge 221 -Wramplingham 128 -Wymondham 129 -Yarmouth 166 - - - - -NORWICH. - - -Norwich is a city and county of itself, and the largest on the eastern -side of England. It is distant 108 miles N.E. by N. from London; 43 -miles N. from Ipswich; 42 miles E. by S. from Lynn Regis; 19 miles W. -from Yarmouth; and 72 miles N.E. from Cambridge. Its population, -according to the census of 1851, was 68,195 inhabitants, and it has 36 -parishes. - -It is delightfully situated on the banks of the river Wensum, and at one -time contained so many gardens and pleasure grounds, as to be frequently -termed “_a city in an orchard_.” The streets of Norwich have of late -years been much improved; they are well paved, and contain some good -shops. In the environs are some beautiful walks, and villa residences of -the inhabitants. - -The MARKET PLACE is a fine oblong square, surrounded with shops. In the -centre there formerly stood a cross, which was erected in the reign of -Edward III., and contained a small chapel, or oratory, which was taken -down in 1732. Opposite the GENTLEMAN’S WALK is a fine statue of the late -Duke of Wellington, erected in 1854. The statue of Lord Nelson, which -until lately stood near the Guildhall, is now removed to a more suitable -situation in the Upper Close. The market days are Wednesday and -Saturday—the latter the principal one; and no market is better supplied -with the necessaries and comforts of life. The Skin Market is held in -the Old Haymarket, opposite the Savings’ Bank. The Fish Market is held -behind the houses on the west side, and is well supplied. Norwich is -considered exceedingly healthy. It is defended from the easterly winds -by the Mousehold Hills, which, combined with the abundance of springs in -the city and its suburbs, and the Health of Towns’ Act, render it an -extremely healthy locality. - -Norwich seems to have arisen from the ruin of _Venta Icenorum_, now -Caister, the capital of the Iceni, 3 miles south. In 575, it is said to -have been fortified by Uffa, first king of the East Angles. In 642, it -was a chief seat of his successor Anna. In the time of Alfred the Great, -and afterwards, it was attacked by the Danes, and became the capital of -Guthrum. The place rose to importance, and had a mint; and in the reign -of Edward the Confessor it was of that greatness, that it had 25 -churches, and 1,320 burgesses. In 1094, Bishop Herbert de Losinga moved -the see here from Thetford. This bishop, in 1096, began the cathedral. -In 1336, a number of Flemish weavers settled here, and greatly improved -the worsted and clothing trades. In 1565, a further accession of these -artizans was obtained, in consequence of the persecution in the -Netherlands. - -Next to Manchester, London and Glasgow, Norwich is one of the largest -seats of the weaving trade. The previous remarks shew that it is of -great antiquity; and the trade has taken fresh vigour from the -introduction of the factory system. The chief productions are -bombazines, crapes, gauzes, challis, mousselin de laine, fillover shawls, -silk shawls, bandannas, camlets, mohair, paramattas, poplins, bareges, -glove cloths, sewing cotton, coach lace, horse hair, sacking, sailcloth, -&c. There are also dyeries, foundries, machine works, tanneries, -breweries, maltkilns, coach works, rope works, chemical works, soaperies, -paper mills, pianoforte and organ works, and the boot and shoe trade -employ several hundred hands. Norwich has a Chamber of Commerce. - -The city and county of the city are governed by a corporation, consisting -of a mayor, 16 aldermen, and 48 councillors, with a sheriff, -under-sheriff, recorder, judge of the borough court, town-clerk, clerk of -the peace, coroner, jailer, superintendent of police, four -sergeants-at-mace, water-bailiff, bellman, &c. There is a separate -commission of the peace, with 26 justices, holding quarter sessions and -daily sessions. The Borough Court is held every day. There is also a -Court of Pleas and Court of Conscience. The revenues of the corporation -are about £15,000 a year. The city returns two Members to Parliament. -Assizes and quarter sessions for the county and city are held at the -usual periods. There is a County Court; Will and Ecclesiastical Courts -are held for the diocese and archdeaconry. There is a large fair for -horses and cattle, called Tombland Fair, held on the day before Good -Friday, and pleasure fairs at Easter and Whitsuntide. - -NORWICH CASTLE is situated on the summit of a hill, nearly in the centre -of the city. It has a most striking appearance, and is full of interest, -both to the antiquary, artist, and historian. A stone erection, or royal -castle, is believed to have been built here on Uffa’s intrenchments, -about the year 642, and was one of the chief seats of Anna, king of the -East Angles. It was often attacked and nearly destroyed by the Danes, -but was partly rebuilt by Canute, after he had obtained sole power in -England. Mr. Wilkins says, although the greater part of it might be -built in the reign of Canute, “it is, notwithstanding, in the style of -architecture practised by the Saxons, long before England became subject -to the Danes, and is the best exterior specimen of this kind of -architecture extant.” The promontory on which the keep of this castle is -built, appears to be chiefly the work of nature, excepting what has, -probably, been thrown out from the inner vallum; for it may be observed -that the ground from the castle, for the best part of a mile southwards, -is nearly level with the upper ballium, although it dips to the west, and -most rapidly to the east. The area of the whole castle, including the -three ditches which circumscribed it, could not be less than twenty-three -acres; and the principal entrance was from Berg or Burgh street, _i.e._, -the street leading to the castle—through the barbican or advanced work at -the entrance of the castle over a bridge—across the outward vallum which -was at the south end of what is now called Golden Ball street. - -The _interior_ of the castle has undergone such a number of alterations, -with the view of adapting it to its use as a county gaol, that all traces -of its ancient apartments have long been lost. It formerly contained a -royal chapel, free from ecclesiastical control, and dedicated to St. -Nicholas. The first rural dean of the deanery of Norwich, in 1221, -pretended to spiritual jurisdiction in this chapel, but for his temerity -was obliged to supplicate forgiveness from the king. - -The castle was originally defended by three walls and ditches; each ditch -having a bridge over it. The outer ditch has been filled up from time -immemorial. The middle one was levelled in the last century: traces of -it may be discovered on the north side, where the yards of the houses are -often from 18 to 20 feet below the road. The inner ditch extended round -the bottom of the hill upon which the keep is standing, and is now a -tasteful plantation with a gravelled walk in the centre, bounded by an -iron palisading. It is worthy notice that the space within this -palisading, although in the centre of the city boundary, is the property -of the county. The bridge which crossed the inner ditch is still -standing, and consists of one large circular arch, 40 feet in span. It -is supposed that this is the original bridge erected by the Saxons: at -its termination upon the hill are the remains of two circular towers, -which are believed to have flanked the portal of the ballium wall. Upon -this bridge the county criminals are executed: the thoughts of the -visitor will probably recur to one, who a few years since suffered for -crimes unparalleled in atrocity. - -The fine panoramic view which a walk round the summit of the hill -affords, will not soon be forgotten by a stranger. We may venture to -assert that no town in the kingdom contains in its centre an elevation -which affords so extensive and agreeable a promenade. All the churches -and public buildings in the city may be distinctly seen, bounded in the -distance by Mousehold Heath, and the pleasant villages of Costessey, -Thorpe, Catton, Bixley, and Whitlingham. - -At the east end of the castle stands the NEW COUNTY GAOL, erected in 1824 -upon the site of a less convenient building, pulled down for the purpose. -It is surrounded by a high wall cased with granite, and surmounted by -battlements. The interior is commodious, well adapted for the health of -the prisoners, and in every respect suited for proper prison regulations. -The governor’s house faces the entrance, and commands an entire view of -the various parts of the building. Besides the family apartments, it -contains a committee-room for the visiting magistrates, and a chapel for -the prisoners. From this, branch three wings, each of which contains a -double row of cells upon the upper and ground floors. Crossing these, -are single rows of cells, and an arcade for the perambulations of the -prisoners when the weather will not allow their walking in the yard. -Behind these are three other wings with arcades below, and upon the upper -floor, double rows of cells: in all there are 225 cells, and the average -number of prisoners is about 120. The tread-mill here is not altogether -“labour in vain;” for attached to it is a machine for raising water. Not -only is the silent system adopted, but at the mill each prisoner is -separated from his neighbour by a wooden partition. Industry is the -order of the day; mat-making—oakum-picking—carpentry—shoe-making, and -other useful occupations, tend to make the prisoners contributors to the -cost of their maintenance. A schoolmaster is kept, and every official is -considered his auxiliary. The chaplain and governor are both known to be -indefatigable in their efforts to create in the minds of the prisoners a -distaste for vicious pursuits; and in not a few instances have they been -attended with complete success. - -Upon the spacious declivity at the foot of the bridge is held the CATTLE -MARKET, the largest in England (London excepted). The market is held -every Saturday, and upon that day the visitor will have an opportunity of -witnessing such a show of agricultural live stock as no other provincial -town can furnish. Moreover, he will not fail to be interested in the -portly appearance and rich _brogue_ of the principal actors in the busy -scene; for various specimens of the “Norfolk Farmer” may here be seen to -full perfection; and we would strongly advise that the chance be not -neglected. - -On the north-east side of the castle, at the bottom of the hill, stands -the SHIREHALL, erected in 1822, and opened in the following year. It is -an imitation of the later period of the pointed style of architecture. -The County Assizes and Sessions are held in this building, which by a -subterranean passage and ascending shaft, communicates with the castle -above. There are two courts, and other convenient rooms. In the Grand -Jury Chamber is a full-length portrait of one of Norfolk’s most -celebrated worthies—the late Thomas William Coke, Esq., Earl of -Leicester; and also one of Lord Wodehouse. Upon the spacious plain, -fronting the Shirehall, is held the Annual (Tombland) Fair, which -commences on Maunday Thursday, and terminates upon Easter Tuesday. The -newly-erected building to the north-west of the Shirehall, is the COUNTY -POLICE STATION. - -The GUILDHALL is an ancient building, situated at the north-west end of -the Market-place, and is used for an assize and sessions court, for a -police station, and for the meetings of the Town Council, and various -other purposes. The building is an erection of black flint, the -cornices, window frames, and battlements being of freestone. Some of the -original windows, with flowered points to the cusps, are still remaining; -but the greater part are modern, as are also the additions upon the -south, where formerly was a chapel dedicated to St. Barbara, in which the -prisoners assembled for divine worship; upon the site of this is a porch, -ornamented with a gilt figure of Justice. Adjoining the east side is the -POLICE OFFICE. In the front of the building, towards the Market-place, -are square panels, with remains of shields and supporters of the time of -Henry VIII. The interior is chiefly modern, with the exception of the -room called the Mayor’s Council Chamber, which retains much of the -furniture of the time of king Henry VIII. It is situated at the east end -upon the second floor, and is adorned with half-length portraits of many -of the ancient civic notables and benefactors of the city, amongst which -will be found Lord Chief Justice Coke, Archbishop Parker, and many -others; the full-length portrait on the left side of the entrance is Sir -Benjamin Wrench; that on the right is Thomas Emerson, Esq. In the -windows is painted glass of various periods. The greatest object of -attraction in this room is a glass case, containing the sword of the -Spanish Admiral Don Xavier Winthuysen, who died of his wounds at the -battle of Cape St. Vincent, February 14th, 1797. It was presented to the -corporation of the city by Lord Nelson. Within the case is the letter -which accompanied the presentation, and which is in the hand-writing of -the great naval chieftain. Opposite this room is the old Common Council -Chamber, in which the mayor and magistrates hold a petty sessions daily. -It contains fine full-length portraits of Elisha de Hague, Town Clerk, -1825, and other civic worthies. - -The Court in which the Assizes are held is upon the ground floor toward -the west; and there are several smaller apartments in the building -devoted to municipal purposes, in some of which are the regalia of the -corporation, including the snap or dragon, formerly carried before the -mayor on his election; the gold chains worn by the mayor and sheriffs; -the sword of state, presented by St. George’s Company in 1705: a curious -mace of silver gilt, with beautiful crystal, presented by Queen -Elizabeth; two maces of silver gilt, presented by the Duke of Norfolk and -Sir Robert Walpole in 1670 and 1734, with other civic paraphernalia. - -ST. ANDREW’S HALL is a very noble structure, and is in the pointed style -of architecture. Its length is 124 feet, and there are two aisles 70 -feet broad. The roof is supported by twelve pillars, and there are -fourteen windows on each side in the upper tier, and six in the lower, -two in the east, and three in the west end, which were formerly decorated -with stained glass. Originally there was a handsome steeple in the -centre, which fell down in 1812. The Hall is principally used for the -festivals, concerts, public meetings, and various other purposes. - -The PUBLIC LIBRARY is opposite the Guildhall. It is a handsome edifice, -with Doric portico, and contains about 30,000 volumes, including a -valuable collection of books, called the City Library. The library is -open from ten in the morning till nine in the evening, except from the -first of May till the end of August, when it closes at eight, p.m. There -is a reading-room attached for the convenience of readers. - -The CORN EXCHANGE is situated in Exchange Street, which commences at the -north end of the Gentlemen’s Walk. It is a large structure erected in -1828, at a cost of £6000. It is about 120 feet long, 90 feet broad, and -27 feet high, and is supported by two rows of pillars. The building is -principally lighted from the roof. At the east end are portraits of John -Culley, Esq., the originator of the building, and Thomas William Coke, of -Holkham, afterwards Earl of Leicester, justly regarded as the father of -Norfolk agriculture. - -The CHAMBER OF COMMERCE is situated at a short distance from the Corn -Exchange. It is a handsome building, ornamented in front by Corinthian -columns and pilasters, surmounted by an entablature. It contains a -well-supplied Reading-room, which is open to strangers gratuitously. - -The POST OFFICE is situated in Post-Office Street, which is approached -from the Market-Place, by Exchange Street. It is a convenient though not -an attractive-looking building. There are two London deliveries daily. - -The NORFOLK AND NORWICH MUSEUM is in St. Andrew’s Broad Street. It is a -handsome building, with commanding exterior, erected in 1839. Its -contents are varied, extensive, and complete. The birds especially are -very numerous, a large portion of them being foreign. The mammalia -include many valuable specimens; and one of the largest provincial -collections of animals from Australia is to be found within these walls. -Amongst the fossils are some rare specimens of animals long since -extinct. The shells and minerals are deserving attention, as is also the -entomological department. The antiquities exhibit many remarkable -articles; the coins and seals are particularly worthy the attention of -the curious. There is also a valuable botanical collection, which -contains the Herbarium of the eminent botanist, Sir James E. Smith. The -Museum is open free every Monday, and on other days visitors are admitted -on the production of an order from one of its members. - -The LITERARY INSTITUTION. This society occupies several rooms in the -same building as the Museum. It contains an excellent and rapidly -increasing Library of about 15,000 volumes. - -Adjacent to the Museum is the FREE LIBRARY, a spacious and convenient -building, erected in 1856, upon a part of the site of the ancient palace -of the Dukes of Norfolk. - -The BAZAAR is a handsome structure, in St. Andrew’s Broad Street, erected -in 1831, by a company of shareholders, and now let for various purposes. -One portion of the building is occupied by the Government School of -Design, in which instruction is given in drawing, painting, modelling, -and designing. - -The ASSEMBLY ROOMS are at the south end of an open plain, in the parish -of St. Stephen, and were erected in 1754 upon the site of the College of -St. Mary in the Fields. Public meetings are occasionally held here, and -the proprietors of the leading exhibitions of the kingdom, during their -stay in this city, generally fix their paraphernalia in one or other of -the convenient compartments of this spacious building. - -The THEATRE ROYAL is situated at a short distance from the Assembly -Rooms. It is a well-built though somewhat plain-looking edifice, erected -in 1826, adjoining the site of the old theatre, which was built in 1757. -The interior is upon the model of Drury Lane, the embellishments are both -chaste and handsome, and the arrangements are well suited to public -convenience, being upon the same plan as those of the metropolitan -theatres. The building is but rarely used for other than dramatic -entertainments. - -The BETHEL HOSPITAL FOR LUNATICS stands in the street of the same name, -upon the site of the old City Committee House. The building is well -adapted for the purpose for which it was designed. There is a handsome -committee room containing several portraits, one of which is that of the -worthy foundress, painted in 1724. - -The CITY GAOL is at the end of St. Giles’ Street. It was completed in -1827, from a design by Mr. Philip Barnes, a native of Norwich, at a cost -of £30,000. The front elevation is massive, and is supported by -rusticated Tuscan columns. In the wings are niches with cross arrows. -The building encloses an area of 1A. 2R. 34P., and contains 114 cells. -The governor’s house stands in the centre, and commands a view of the -entire prison, which is well ventilated, and supplied with water pumped -by the tread wheel. - -The NORFOLK AND NORWICH HOSPITAL, founded in 1771, for the relief of the -sick and maimed poor, is an extensive brick structure, situated without -St. Stephen’s Gates. It deservedly ranks as the most useful institution -in the county, and is supported by donations, legacies, and voluntary -subscriptions, and also by a large proportion of the proceeds of the -Norwich Musical Festival. Since its foundation, it has admitted about -45,000 in-door, and 35,000 out-door patients. Three physicians and four -surgeons regularly attend gratuitously. The Hospital contains 144 beds -for the reception of patients. - -ST. GILES’ HOSPITAL, commonly called the Old Men’s Hospital, is situated -in the parish of St. Helen. It was founded as early as 1249, by Bishop -Walter de Suffield, for maintaining four chaplains to pray for his soul; -and also to be an asylum for the aged, decrepid and infirm clergy of the -diocese of Norwich, and to support 13 old people, who were to have their -lodging, and one meal a day for life. It subsequently received -considerable augmentations, and can now accommodate 200 persons. - -The CAVALRY BARRACKS are situated in Barrack Street, in the Hamlet of -Pockthorpe, on the site of the Old Manor House of that hamlet. They were -erected by the Government in 1791, at an expense of £20,000. The -buildings are of brick, and form three sides, the centre being for the -accommodation of the officers; upon the upper part of this are the -national arms sculptured in stone, and surrounded by military trophies. -The wings are appropriated to the reception of the soldiers, and are -capable of containing 320 men and 266 horses. The high wall which -surrounds the entire barracks (including the spacious parade ground) -encloses an extent of about ten acres. - -The DUNGEON TOWER is opposite the Cavalry Barracks, upon land called the -Hospital Meadows. It is a large round tower of brick, originally -surmounted by a battlement. - -The INSTITUTION FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND is situated in Magdalen Street. -The establishment is devoted to two objects—a hospital for the aged -blind, and a school for the instruction of blind children, who are taught -the manufacture of baskets, mats, and other articles, by which they may -obtain a livelihood. These may be purchased in a shop adjoining the -institution. - -DOUGHTY’S HOSPITAL, in Calvert Street, was founded in 1687, by William -Doughty, who bequeathed £6000 for building and endowing it, for 24 poor -men and 8 poor women, of the age of 60. Since its foundation, the -hospital has been augmented by several benefactions. It is a square -building of almshouses, with a garden in the centre. Each inmate has a -tenement of one room for his or her own use, and there is one of two -rooms, the residence of the master. There is now accommodation for 28 -men and 16 women, who each receive 5s. 6d. per week, and the master 11s. -per week. Each has also a supply of coals, and a suit of purple clothing -annually, with other advantages. - -The CATHEDRAL is one of the chief ornaments of the city, and is a very -fine edifice, principally in the Norman style of architecture. It has a -nave and choir, with aisles, transept, several small chapels, -chapterhouse, and cloisters. These, with the Bishop’s Palace and the -Deanery, constitute a great mass of ecclesiastical buildings. The -Cathedral is 407 feet long, and the breadth across the transept 178 feet, -and across the nave and aisles 72 feet. The cloisters form a square of -174 feet, inner dimensions. The large west window is composed of elegant -perpendicular tracery, and contains some elegant stained glass, inserted -as a memorial of the late Bishop Stanley. On the south side of the nave, -between the sixth and seventh pillars, is the tomb of Chancellor Spenser, -upon which, in accordance with the leases, the dean and chapter formerly -demanded the payment of their rents; and between the next pillars stands -the tomb of Bishop Nix, a violent persecutor of the Reformers, who -erected the roof of the transepts. He suffered a long imprisonment for -aiding the cause of the pope against Henry VIII. The space which this -tomb occupies, as well as that between the two next pillars to the west, -was formerly enclosed as a chapel, the roof of which is remaining, -displaying obtuse arches inserted between the Norman piers; the vaulting, -which is rich, is considered a good specimen of the latest florid style. -On the west side of the ninth pier, on the same side, is the tomb of -Bishop Parkhurst, the eminent lexicographer, a very excellent prelate, -and a great promoter of the reformed religion. In the ninth arch of the -south wall is a monument to Dean Gardiner. Opposite, on the east side of -the ninth pier, is the tomb of Sir James Hobart, attorney-general to -Henry VII. A chapel was formerly enclosed here, which belonged to the -Hobart family. In the centre of the nave will be observed a chaste -marble slab, which covers the remains of the late highly-esteemed Bishop -Stanley. The Bishop’s Palace is partly Norman. It has a grand hall and -a large chapel. The Deanery and Prebendal Houses are the remains of the -Priory. Among the cathedral appurtenances are three ancient gates of -remarkable structure—the Erpingham gate, St. Ethelbert’s gate, and St. -Martin’s Palace gate. The Cathedral precincts form a peculiar -jurisdiction of the Dean and Chapter, who appoint a coroner and -ecclesiastical judges and officers. The Bishop has the remarkable -privilege of being the only abbot in England, being Bishop of Norwich and -Abbot of St. Bennet’s-at-Holm. - -The FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL is situated near the western door of the -Cathedral, and was originally a chapel dedicated to St. John. It was -erected about 1315, by Bishop Salmon, lord chancellor, who endowed it -with four priests, one of whom was to sing mass for his soul, those of -his parents, and of all his predecessors and successors. The portico, -which is singular in construction, was built by Bishop Lyhart in 1463. -The buttresses at each end of the south side are especially worthy -notice; they are ornamented with rich columns representing the trunks of -trees, from the tops of which spring imitations of branches. In this -grammar school, in addition to many eminent scholars, were educated the -celebrated Hero of the Nile and Trafalgar, Lord Viscount Nelson, and Sir -James Brooke, the Rajah of Sarrawak. The celebrated Dr. Valpy was once -head master. - - - -PARISH CHURCHES. - - -‘ALL SAINTS’, situated at the east end of Westlegate Street, is a small -structure, with a square tower, and three bells. The font is very -ancient, and curiously carved with figures of the Twelve Apostles, St. -Michael and the Dragon, &c. The living is a rectory, in the gift of Mrs. -Sculthorpe. Rev. Thomas Gurney, M.A., is the rector. - -ST. ANDREW’S “Broad Street,” to which it gives name, is esteemed the -finest parochial church in the city, excepting that of St. Peter’s -Mancroft. The tower, which has ten bells and a clock, was rebuilt in -1478, and the nave and chancel in 1506. The interior is neatly pewed, -contains a good organ erected in 1808, and several handsome monuments. -At the end of the north aisle is a sumptuous monument, with recumbent -effigies of Sir John Suckling and his lady. To the altar belongs a -handsome and costly set of plate, of which two noble flagons, weighing -nearly 60 ounces each, were given by L. Goodwin, Esq., in 1704. The -church of St. Christopher, which stood in this vicinity, was burnt down -in the reign of Henry VIII., and its parish united with St. Andrew’s. -The parishioners are the patrons. Rev. J. Brown is the incumbent. - -ST. AUGUSTINE’S, situated in St. Augustine’s Street, is an unpresuming -edifice with a square tower, containing a clock and three bells. The -tower and porch were partly rebuilt of red brick in 1726. The living is -a rectory in the gift of the dean and chapter. Rev. M. J. Rackham is the -incumbent. - -ST. BENEDICT’S, Upper Westwick Street, is a small structure, with a -tower, round at the base and octangular above. The patronage is in the -gift of the parishioners. Rev. W. Goodwin, incumbent. - -ST. CLEMENT’S, Colegate Street, is one of the most ancient churches in -the city. The venerable structure consists of a nave and chancel, and -has a square tower, in which are three bells. It was thoroughly repaired -in 1845, at a cost of £430. In the churchyard is the “Leper’s Tomb,” -which, tradition says, was raised over the remains of a leper, who, being -permitted burial here, bequeathed his lands to the church: but Blomfield -discredits this legend, and conjectures that the leper died in the lazar -house, without St. Augustine’s gate, which entitled him to burial here, -that building being in one of the detached parts of this parish. The -living is a rectory in the gift of Caius College, Cambridge. Rev. R. -Rigg is the rector. - -ST. EDMUND’S, in Fishgate Street, a small structure, founded about the -time of William the Conqueror, has a tower and one bell. Among the -relics formerly preserved here, was a piece of the shirt of St. Edward -the King and Martyr, kept in a box of crystal, and visited with great -reverence. The living is a rectory in the gift of the Rev. C. Brereton. -The Rev. J. Pearson is the rector. - -ST. ETHELRED’S, in King Street, is a small fabric, with a short tower and -one bell. In the burial ground was formerly an anchorage, which -continued till after the Reformation. Rev. J. Deacon is the incumbent. - -ST. GEORGE’S COLEGATE, a large handsome gothic structure, rebuilt at -different periods, has a lofty tower, in which is a clock and three -bells. The interior is neatly fitted up, and there is a good organ. In -the chancel is a fine altar tomb to Robert Iannis, a great benefactor to -this church and the city; and near it a beautiful mural monument to John -Herring, Esq. The window over the communion table is beautifully adorned -with stained glass. The churches of St. Margaret at Colegate and St. -Olave, in Cherry Lane, were taken down, and their cures consolidated with -St. George’s; the former in 1349, and the latter in 1546. The dean and -chapter are patrons. Rev. A. W. Durdin, incumbent. - -ST. GEORGE’S TOMBLAND consists of a nave, chancel, and side aisles, has a -handsome square tower, which contains five bells, and was erected by the -parishioners in 1445. In the interior are several spacious galleries, -and many monumental inscriptions. Rev. K. Trimmer is the incumbent. - -ST. GILES’ was founded in the reign of William the Conqueror, by Elwyn -the priest, who gave it to the monks of Norwich, and the patronage is -consequently vested in the dean and chapter. It was wholly rebuilt in -the reign of Richard II., and is now one of the handsomest churches in -the city. The tower (120 feet high) contains a clock and eight bells, -and is surrounded by a cupola and battlement. The chancel has been -demolished since the year 1581, when the dean and chapter, to quit -themselves of the expense of repairing it, gave all the materials to the -parish, for “a stock to be put out for the encouragement of poor trades.” -There are many curious old brasses, and several neat mural monuments. -Rev. R. Sedgwick is the incumbent. - -ST. GREGORY’S, Pottergate Street, is a lofty gothic structure, consisting -of nave, side aisles, and chancel, the latter built in 1395; since which, -the whole pile has received many reparations. In the tower are a clock -and six bells; the font is very large, having an octagonal top, and on -its eight sides the four evangelists, and figures emblematic of the four -quarters of the globe. In the nave is a fine brass reading-desk, in the -shape of an eagle with expanded wings. Among the monuments is one to Sir -Francis Bacon, a Judge of the Court of King’s Bench, in the time of -Charles II. Here are also some ancient brass inscriptions. Rev. W. R. -Sharpe is the incumbent. - -ST. HELEN’S, Bishopgate Street, belonged to the monks who demolished it, -and consolidated the cure with the church of St. Giles’ Hospital, now -called the Great Hospital. The whole of this hospital church, which -serves also as the parish church of St. Helen, and is partly converted -into lodgings for the almspeople, is still standing. It has a square -tower at the south-west corner, with one bell; the choir is turned into -lodgings for the almswomen, and part of the nave and aisles is divided -into apartments for the men. The church is neatly fitted up with open -seats, and opposite the altar stands a modern seat of gothic carved work. -Rev. W. F. Patteson is the incumbent. - -ST. JAMES’, Cowgate, includes within its parish the hamlet of Pockthorpe, -and part of Mousehold Heath. It is a small structure, with a tower, -rebuilt in 1743, and contains three bells. It was re-pewed in 1842. -This was a well-endowed rectory till 1201, when it was appropriated to -the cathedral priory, and is now a peculiar of the dean and chapter. - -ST. JOHN’S MADDERMARKET is an ancient but handsome church, consisting of -nave, side aisles, and a fine tower, in which are six bells. It is -dedicated to the Holy Trinity and St. John the Baptist, and was founded -before the survey made in Edward the Confessor’s time. The lead was -removed, and the roof covered with slate in 1835. It contains many -ancient sepulchral inscriptions, with a few brasses and several neat -mural tablets. Lady Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk (second wife of the -duke, who was beheaded in Elizabeth’s reign), died at the Duke’s Palace, -in this parish, in 1563, and was interred with great pomp on the north -side of the choir, where a mural monument was raised to her memory in -1791. The living is a rectory in the gift of New College, Oxford. The -Rev. J. Perowne is the rector. - -ST. JOHN’S SEPULCHRE, a commodious structure, at the south end of Ber -Street, dedicated to St. John the Baptist and the Holy Sepulchre, -consists of nave, chancel, and transepts, with a lofty tower, in which -are five bells and a clock. Rev. Thomas Calvert is the incumbent. - -ST. JOHN’S TIMBERHILL, an ancient pile, dedicated to St. John the -Baptist, and situated at the north end of Ber Street, was founded soon -after the priory, to which it was appropriated. It consists of nave, -chancel, and side aisles, with chapels at the east end, and has a small -wooden steeple, with one bell. It had formerly a tower, which fell down -in 1784, and was never rebuilt. The Rev. S. Titlow is the incumbent. - -ST. JULIAN’S, situated in King Street, a small ancient fabric, with a -round tower; was founded before the conquest. On the south side may be -seen the ancient entrance, in the Saxon style, but now disused. In the -churchyard was an anchorage, demolished at the dissolution of religious -houses. - -ST. LAWRENCE, Upper Westwick Street, is a handsome gothic fabric, with a -fine tower, 112 feet high, containing a clock and six bells. The windows -are large and beautifully foliated, and were formerly decorated with -stained glass, all of which was destroyed by the Puritans in 1643. Over -an arched door, on the western side, are two ancient carvings, one of -which represents the cruel martyrdom of St. Lawrence. The original -church was founded in the Confessor’s reign, on the site of a quay for -landing fish, but was taken down in 1460, and the present one completed -about twelve years after. Rev. P. U. Browne is the incumbent. - -ST. MARGARET’S, Westwick Street, consists of nave, chancel, and side -aisle, and has a square tower, in which were five bells till 1830, when -four of them were sold to assist in defraying the expense of covering the -structure with blue slate. The living is a rectory in the gift of the -Bishop of Norwich. The Rev. J. W. Cobb is the rector. - -ST. MARTIN’S AT OAK, in Oak Street, consists of nave, chancel, south -aisle, and a square tower, with three bells. It derived the latter part -of its name from a large oak, formerly standing in the churchyard, with -the image of St. Mary in it. This was much visited in superstitious -times, and several legacies were given towards repairing and painting it. -The oak now standing on the site was planted about 50 years ago. An -alabaster tomb, with effigies, remember Jeremiah Ravens and his wife. -Rev. C. J. Blake is the incumbent. - -ST. MARTIN’S AT PALACE, situated opposite the entrance to the palace, is -a venerable structure, consisting of nave, chancel, and side aisles, with -a tower and five bells. In early times a boys’ singing school was kept -here; and in 1500 John Blomfield gave a robe of worsted linen, lined with -blue silk, for the boy bishop. Rev. A. Braddell, incumbent. - -ST. MARY’S, Southgate Street, consists of nave, transepts, and chancel, -with an ancient round tower, with six bells. The body of the church was -built in 1477. It contains six antique stalls, and several neat -monuments. Rev. C. Morse, incumbent. St. Mary’s in the Marsh. The Rev. -J. C. Matchett, incumbent. - -ST. MICHAEL’S, Coslany Street, usually called St. Miles’, is a commodious -and handsome structure, with a lofty embattled tower, containing a clock -and eight musical bells. The interior of the church is handsomely -decorated, and two of the windows contain some ancient painted glass, but -the heads of the figures were taken off to gratify the Puritans in the -reign of Cromwell. The altar-piece represents the ascension, and the -four evangelists; and the floor in front is paved with black and white -marble, brought from the domestic chapel of the Earl of Yarmouth, at -Oxnead. On the south side is a chapel of beautiful workmanship, erected -of flints and freestone, and considered one of the finest specimens of -flint-work in the county. The church contains a very old font, several -mural monuments, and some ancient brasses. The living is a rectory in -the gift of Caius College, Cambridge. Rev. R. Rigg is the rector. - -ST. MICHAEL’S AT PLEA, situated on the north side of Queen Street, is so -named from the Archdeacon of Norwich holding in it his Pleas or Courts. -It is built in the form of a cross, and has a square embattled tower, -with two bells. There are eight ancient paintings near the pulpit, well -worthy of inspection. The living is a rectory in the gift of Sir T. B. -Leonard and J. Morse, Esq. Rev. Charles Morse is the rector. - -ST. MICHAEL AT THORN, in ancient deeds, called St. Michael’s super -Montem, has still a large thorn tree growing in the graveyard. It is a -small structure, with a tower, built in 1436, in which are three bells. -Rev. C. T. Rust is the incumbent. - -ST. PAUL’S, in St. Paul’s Street, is an ancient fabric, with a small -tower, the upper part of which was octangular, but was rebuilt in 1819 of -white brick, with a stone coping. It contains a handsome screen and -sounding board, and was renewed in 1841. The living is a rectory in the -gift of the dean and chapter. Rev. B. Cook is the rector. - -ST. PETER HUNGATE, on Elm Hill, one of the oldest churches in the city; -was anciently called Hungate, or Houndsgate, from the hounds formerly -kept there for the use of the bishop. The old church was demolished in -1458, when the present one was commenced and finished in 1460. It is a -cruciform structure, of black flint, with a square tower and two bells. -Over the communion table is a handsome window of ancient stained glass. -Among the plate belonging to the altar is a curious old cup and cover. -The living is a rectory in the gift of the lord chancellor. Rev. S. -Titlow is the rector. - -ST. PETER’S MANCROFT stands in an elevated situation, near the upper side -of the Market-place, and is a handsome cruciform structure of freestone, -begun in 1430, and finished in 1455. It stands on the site of a former -structure, and is considered the finest parish church in the city, -measuring 212 feet in length and 70 feet in breadth, having a noble tower -98 feet high, containing an excellent peal of twelve bells, with a clock -and chimes. The bells were exchanged for the old peal of ten in 1775, at -the cost of more than £800, raised by public subscription. The interior -has an elegant appearance; the clustered pillars supporting the roof, -with the arches surmounting them, are lofty and slender, and the windows -are large and handsome. The organ, a fine-toned instrument, was erected -in 1707. The decorations of the altar are elegant, and the plate -massive, especially a superb standing cup and cover. The altar piece -represents the delivery of Peter from Prison, and the east window is -decorated with stained glass. In the vestry are several ancient books, -among which is a beautiful manuscript bible, written on vellum, in 1340, -and a more ancient manuscript of the Epistles of St. Paul, with a comment -finely illuminated. Here are several fine old paintings, and a piece of -tapestry, dated 1574. Over the door hangs an old carving, in alabaster, -of nine female saints, among which is St. Margaret holding down a dragon. -The capacious old font is surmounted with a lofty covering of costly -tabernacle work, and near the north door are two carved stalls. Rev. C. -Turner, incumbent. - -ST. PETER PER MOUNTERGATE, in King Street; so called from a gate -anciently placed near the churchyard; was erected in 1486, and has a fine -square, embattled tower, with a clock and five bells. In the chancel are -24 stalls, which belonged to a college of secular priests, that stood at -the north-east corner of the churchyard. A tomb, dated 1623, on the -south side of the altar, with recumbent effigies, remembers R. Berney, -Esq., and his wife. In the nave is interred Thomas Codd, who was mayor -in Kett’s Rebellion, and was a great benefactor to the city. The heads -of his will are read annually on the Sunday before St. Thomas’ Day. Rev. -G. Day is the incumbent. - -ST. PETER’S, Southgate Street, is an ancient fabric, consisting of nave, -chancel, side chapel, and a square tower, in which are three bells. The -living is a rectory in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich. Rev. J. Deacon -is the rector. - -ST. SAVIOUR’S, Magdalen Street, a small fabric, dedicated to the -transfiguration of our Saviour; has a square embattled tower, with a -clock and bell. It contains several neat mural monuments. In Bishop -Oxford’s time it was appropriated to the almoner of the cathedral -convent. Rev. S. O. Attlay is the incumbent. - -ST. SIMON AND ST. JUDE’S, Wensum Street, consists of nave and chancel, -with a tower, in which are five bells. It contains some ancient brasses, -and several monuments and effigies of the Pettus’ family, upon one of -which is a recumbent figure, in complete armour, of Sir J. Pettus, the -first of the family who was knighted. The church is of great antiquity, -and was held by the bishops before the removal of the see to Norwich. A -new gallery was erected in 1835, and the body was re-pewed in 1838. Rev. -C. Holloway, rector. - -ST. STEPHEN’S, situated in Rampant Horse Street, is a commodious gothic -structure, consisting of nave, chancel, side aisles, and two side -chapels, with a square tower at the west end. The nave is divided from -the aisles by fluted columns, with pointed arches, and the east window is -richly beautified with stained glass. It is neatly pewed, and the altar -is remarkably handsome. There are several old brasses and many mural -tablets. In the vestry is a manuscript description of the church, -written by Benjamin Mackerell, author of a history of Lynn; also a -curious old alabaster carving. The living is a rectory in the gift of -the dean and chapter. Rev. S. O. Attlay is the rector. - -ST. SWITHIN, Westwick Street, is a neat structure, with a square tower -and three bells. During the cleansing of the church in 1834, an ancient -portrait of Edward the Confessor was found nailed under one of the seats, -where it is supposed to have been placed for security during the civil -wars. The altar-piece is a painting of Moses and Aaron. On the font are -carved emblems of the Trinity, Eucharist, and the Passion, with the arms -of East Anglia. Here are also three stalls. The living is a rectory in -the gift of the Bishop of Norwich. Rev. C. Day is the rector. - -LAKENHAM CHURCH, dedicated to St. John the Baptist and All Saints, upon -an acclivity above the river Yare, about a mile and a half south of the -Market-place. The benefice is a vicarage united to Trowse Newton, in the -gift of the dean and chapter, and enjoyed by the Rev. George Carter, M.A. - -HEIGHAM CHURCH, dedicated to St. Bartholomew, stands on elevated ground -above the Wensum, about a mile W. by N. of the Market-place, and is a -small edifice, with nave, chancel, south aisle, and a square tower, in -which are three bells. A mural monument remembers the pious Bishop Hall. -The rectory is valued in the king’s book at £6. 13_s._ 4_d._, and in 1831 -at £211. The bishop is patron, and the Rev. W. Robbins, M.A., incumbent. - -ST. MARK’S CHURCH, Lakenham, is a handsome edifice, in the pointed style -of architecture, with nave, tower, and three bells. Rev. W. R. Nevill, -M.A., incumbent. - -TRINITY CHAPEL, Union Place, was built by the Baptists, but was -consecrated in January, 1839. - -CHRIST CHURCH, New Catton, is a neat erection in the early English style, -erected in 1841. Rev. R. Wade, B.A., incumbent. - -ST. MATTHEW’S, Thorpe Hamlet, is a neat edifice, erected in 1851, and -built of rag stone. Rev. G. W. Grogan, incumbent. - -The remaining hamlets will be found noticed separately. - - - -DISSENTING CHAPELS. - - -The leading denominations of Dissenters have commodious places of -worship, some of which, on the score of antiquity, or of modern -architectural merit, are not undeserving attention. - -The OLD MEETING HOUSE, in St. Clement’s, was erected in 1693, and belongs -to the _Independents_. Its first pastor, Bridge, seceded from the -Establishment in the reign of James II., and sat in the Westminster -Assembly of Divines. It is a large building of red brick, fronted with -four Corinthian pilasters. It will afford accommodation for about 700 -persons. There are spacious School-rooms connected with this building, -in which a large number of children are educated upon the British system. - -PRINCE’S STREET CHAPEL (_Independent_) was built in 1819. It is a -building of white brick, with boldly-displayed cornice and pediment, and -a Grecian Doric portico of four columns. It will accommodate upwards of -800 persons. - -The TABERNACLE (_Countess of Huntingdon’s_), a plain but commodious -structure, is situated in the parish of St. Martin’s Palace, and will -accommodate 1000 persons. The celebrated George Whitfield preached in -this building. - -ST. MARY’S CHAPEL (_Baptist_) was originally erected in 1744, but was -rebuilt in its present handsome style in 1811, and considerably enlarged -in 1838. It will now seat 900 persons. The Rev. J. Kinghorn, a -celebrated Hebrew scholar, was one of its ministers. - -ST. CLEMENT’S CHAPEL (_Baptist_) is also a large building. It was -erected in 1814, and contains about 900 sittings. There is a spacious -School-room adjacent to this chapel. The celebrated Mark Wilks was once -the pastor. - -EBENEZER CHAPEL (_Baptist_) Surrey Road, was erected in 1854; it is a -spacious building, and although without galleries, is capable of -accommodating a large congregation. - -CALVERT STREET CHAPEL belongs to what are called the _Wesleyan -Reformers_, and is the largest Wesleyan Meeting-house in the city. It -was opened in 1811. It is a red-brick edifice, containing upwards of -1000 sittings. - -ST. PETER’S CHAPEL, near the Theatre Plain, is a neat, commodious -building, held by the original _Wesleyan Conference_. It contains 900 -sittings. - -The UNITARIAN CHAPEL, situated in St. George’s Colegate, is -unquestionably the most handsome meeting-house in the city. It is known -as the _Octagon Chapel_, which will indicate the plan upon which it is -constructed. It is surmounted by a dome, supported by eight Corinthian -pillars, in excellent imitation of marble. There is a portico to the -south front. - -The SOCIETY OF FRIENDS have two meeting-houses in Norwich; one of which -is in the _Upper Goat Lane_. It is a fine white-brick structure, with -Doric portico, and lighted by a dome lantern. It was built in 1826. -About 700 persons can be accommodated in this building. Adjacent to it -are several convenient rooms for committee and other meetings. The other -is the GILDENCROFT MEETING HOUSE, St. Augustine’s, an ancient-looking -edifice, erected in 1680. There is a spacious burial-ground attached, in -which are deposited the remains of Joseph John Gurney and other eminent -Friends. It is worth remarking that the building is supported by two -lofty oak pillars, cut out of single trees. - -The FRENCH CHURCH is an ancient building in Queen Street, occupied by the -_Swedenborgians_, (which was formerly dedicated to St. Mary the Less.) -After the parish was united to others, the building was used as a cloth -exchange, and subsequently was granted to the French Protestants. It has -a square tower, nave, and chancel. - -The _Roman Catholics_ have two chapels; one called THE CHAPEL OF THE -APOSTLES, is situated in Willow Lane, and is a handsome building of white -brick, in the Corinthian and Ionic styles. The interior presents a truly -gorgeous appearance. The other is called ST. JOHN’S MADDERMARKET CHAPEL. -It stands near to the church of that name, and is a large building, -erected in 1794. There is a dwelling for the priest adjoining. - -_The Jews_ have a handsome SYNAGOGUE in St. Faith’s Lane. They were -formerly very numerous in this city. - -CEMETERIES. There are two Cemeteries in Norwich. The NEW CEMETERY, -situated upon the Earlham road, is corporate property, and was opened in -1856. It contains 35 acres. The ROSARY BURIAL GROUND is pleasantly -situated at Thorpe, and was registered in 1821. It originally contained -5 acres, but has recently been considerably enlarged. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Abbot, Rev. J., Catholic Priest, St. John’s Maddermarket -Adams, Miss Frances, Seymour place, St. Stephen’s square -Aldred, Mr. James, St. Giles’ street -Alexander, Rev. John, Congregational Minister, Prince’s street Chapel, -Gildengate street -Alderman, Miss Sarah, Cross road, St. Giles’ road -Allison, Mr. James, Front row, New Lakenham -Ames, Mrs. Mary, Willow place, New Lakenham -Andrews, William, Esq., Magdalen street -Archdall, Rev. George, D.D., Canon of Norwich Cathedral, the Close -Asker, Mrs. Frances, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Atkins, Mr. Alfred, Trafalgar place, New Lakenham -August, Mrs. Mary Ann, Unthank’s road -Bacheldar, Miss Sarah, Newmarket road -Back, John Alfred, Esq., St. Giles’ street -Bacon, Mr. Richard, All Saints’ green -Bailey, Mrs., junior, St. Benedict’s road -Baker, Mr. John, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Baker, Mr. John, St. Catherine’s plain -Baker, Mrs. Maria, Newmarket road -Baldwin, Mr. William, Hamlet place, Grapes hill -Balls, Mrs. Elizabeth, Colegate street -Banks, Mrs. Mary, Grove road, New Lakenham -Banks, Mr. William, Earlham road terrace -Barber, George, Esq., Thorpe hamlet -Barcham, Mr. William, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Barker, Miss, Dereham road -Barker, Mrs. Mary, Chapel field -Barker, Mrs. Susan, Distillery street -Barlow, Mr. Richard, St. Margaret’s plain -Barnard, Charles, Esq., Gildengate street -Barnes, Mrs. Amelia, Bracondale -Barnes, Mrs. Mary, St. Stephen’s gates -Barnham, Miss L., Newmarket road -Barrett, Mr. George, Alma terrace, St. Augustine’s road -Barwell, Henry George, Esq., Surrey street -Barwell, John, senior, Esq., Surrey street -Barwell, John, junior, Esq., Surrey street -Bean, Miss, Dereham road terrace -Beare, Miss Amelia, Gildengate street -Bellin, Benjamin, Esq., Grove road, New Lakenham -Bensly, Mrs. Harriet, Newmarket road -Bensley, Charles, Esq., Thorpe hamlet -Bennett, Edward, Esq., Newmarket road -Berwick, Mrs. Mary, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Betts, Mr. John, West Pottergate -Biggs, Mrs. Mary, St. Stephen’s square -Bignold, Sir Samuel, M.P., Surrey street -Birt, Mr. Robert, Bethel street -Bishop, Rev. Wm., Curate of Heigham Church, Holl’s lane -Blake, Rev. Charles Jex, Incumbent of St. Martin at Oak, the Close -Blake, R. W., Esq., Colegate street -Blake, Mrs. Jonathan, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Blencowe, Rev. George, Wesleyan Minister, Calvert street -Blunderfield, Mrs. Amelia, Newmarket road -Blyth, Miss Rhoda, Mile Lane, Newmarket road -Boardman, Mrs. Frances, Newmarket road -Boardman, James, Esq., Newmarket road -Bolingbroke, C., Esq., St. Giles’ -Bolingbroke, F., Esq., Thorpe -Bolingbroke, Horatio, Esq., agent for the Economic Life Assurance -Society, St. Giles’ street -Bone, Mrs. Mary, Cross street, St. Giles’ rd. -Booten, Benjamin, Paragon street -Branch, Mr. Thomas, Bethel street -Brock, Miss Ann, Willow lane -Brown, Mr. George, Upper St. Giles’ -Brown, Rev. James, Broad street, St. Andrew’s -Browne, Mr. Nichols, Bracondale -Browne, Philip, Esq., Thorpe hamlet -Browne, William John Utton, Esq., the Crescent -Brown, Mr. William, Lower Close -Brownfield, John, Esq. Newmarket road -Bugden, Mr. Thomas, Gildengate street -Bull, Miss Jane, the Crescent -Bunn, Mr. William, St. Catherine’s plain -Bunting, Mr. John, St. Giles’ road -Burgess, Mr. John, Lower Close -Burrell, Mr. William, New Catton -Bush, Mrs. Mary Ann, Prince’s street -Bush, Mr. Robert, Earlham terrace, St. Giles’ road -Butcher, Captain, Grove rd., New Lakenham -Butcher, Jeremiah, Esq., Newmarket road -Butten, Mrs. Mary, Mile lane, Newmarket road -Candler, Miss, Thorpe hamlet -Calvert, Rev. Thomas, Perpetual Curate of St. John’s Sepulchre, All -Saints’ green -Calton, Mr. John, Paragon street -Canham, Mrs., Grapes hill -Cannell, Mr. Henry, Newmarket road -Cannell, Mr. Nunn, Newmarket road -Capes, Mrs. Frances, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Carpenter, Mr. Philip, St. Benedict’s road -Carter, Miss Eliza, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Carter, Rev. George, Vicar of Trowse and Lakenham, Lower Close -Cater, Mr. William, St. Stephen’s gates -Cater, John, Esq., Town Close, Ipswich road -Cattermoul, Mrs. Sarah, St. Catherine’s pln. -Cavendish, Mrs. Mary, Crescent place -Chambers, Mrs. Grice, Upper Close -Chambers, Mrs. Mary, Theatre street -Chapman, Mrs. Jane Emily, Pottergate st. -Chittock, Mr. Timothy, Calvert street -Church, Mrs., Southern Buildings, Lady’s lane. -Churchman, Mrs. Sarah, Holl’s lane -Christie, Mr. T., Colegate street -Clarke, Richard Calver, Esq., the Crescent -Clayton, Rev. William Ray, Incumbent of Great Ryburgh, St. Giles’ street -Clifford Mrs., Earlham terrace, St. Giles’ road -Coaks, Richard, Esq., Golden Dog lane -Cobb, Rev. John Wm., Rector of St. Margaret’s, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s -road -Cockburn, Major James, Bracondale -Colby, Mrs. Elizabeth, St. Stephen’s square -Cole, Mrs. Ann, Thorpe hamlet -Cole, Miss, Lower Close -Coleman, Mrs. Sarah Ann, Thorpe hamlet -Collyer, Colonel Wm., E.I.C.S., Tombland -Colman, Mrs. James, Ipswich road -Colman, Mrs. Jeremiah, Newmarket road -Colman, Mr. Robert, Newmarket road -Colman, Mr. Thomas, Lame Dog road -Cook, Miss Charlotte, Thorpe hamlet -Cooper, Carlos, Esq., Barrister, Orford hill -Cooper, Miss Louisa, Thorpe hamlet -Cooper, Mrs. Sarah, Lower Close -Copeman, Dr., Bethel Street -Cope, Mrs. M., Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Cork, Mrs. S., Hampden place, Dereham road -Cousins, Mr. William, Bethel street -Cozens, Mrs. Mary Ann, Pitt street -Crane, Captain, Royal Navy, Dereham road terrace -Crane, Mr. Samuel, Chapman’s yard, St. Giles’ street -Crisp, James, Royal Navy, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Croker, John Michael, Esq., Newmarket road -Crook, William, Esq., Mile End lane, New -Crosse, Mrs. D. A., Orford hill -Cubitt, Miss, Lower Close -Cubitt, William, Esq., Gildengate street -Davis, Rev. David, Minister at the Octagon Chapel, Dereham road -Darkins, Mr. Canuel, St. Stephen’s road -Davey, Miss, Magdalen street -Davy, Mr. William P., Thurso place, Dereham road -Day, Miss E., Lower Close -Day, Miss Harriet, Pottergate street -Decaux, Mrs. Mary Ann, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Decaux, Mr. William, Adelaide buildings, Dereham road -Deeks, Mrs. Christiana, St. George’s middle street -Denny, Mrs. Sarah, Crescent place -Deuge, Mr. Isaac, Trafalgar place, Dereham road, -Doone, Miss, Lower close -Dove, Dr. Harry, Tombland -Devear, Mrs. Maria, Cow hill -Devereaux, Mrs. Mary, Adelaide buildings, Dereham road -Devear, Miss Ann, Cow hill -Devear, Mrs. Emma, Cow hill -Dewing, Mrs. Mary, St. Giles’ road -Dimond, Mrs., Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Diver, Mr., Rising Sun road -Dix, Miss Charlotte, Chapel Field grove -Dixon, Mrs. Emily, St. Catherine’s plain -Dixon, Mr. William, Valentine street -Dodman, Mr. John, Keyzor place, Holl’s ln. -Doughty, Mrs. Julia, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Drewell, Mrs. Mary Ann, All Saints’ green -Druery, Mr. J. H. E., Barrister, Cambrian place, Heigham road -Duckett, Mr. James, St. Giles’ hill -Durdin, Rev. Alexander Warham, Incumbent of St. George’s Colegate, -Unthank’s road -Dyson, Mr., Thorpe hamlet -Eaton, Thomas Damant, Esq., Chapel Field grove -Edgar, Mrs. Elizabeth, Grove place, St. Giles’ road -Edwards, Mrs. Elizabeth, Newmarket road -Eldridge, Mr. James U., New Catton -Elliott, John, Esq., the Crescent -Ellis, Mrs. Mary, Gildengate street -Ellis, Mr. Richard, Chapel field -Elmer, Mr. James, New Catton -Enfield, Wm., Esq., Colegate street -English, Mr. Richard, Holl’s lane -Etheridge, Mrs. Elizabeth, Thorpe hamlet -Evans, Rev. Edward, Curate, St. Stephen’s, Surrey street -Evans, Mrs. Louisa, Upper Surrey street -Everett, Mr. Robert, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Fickling, Miss Caroline, Mile Lane, Newmarket road -Fisher, Mrs. Sarah, Distillery street -Fishwick, Rev. John, Catholic Priest, Willow lane -Fiske, Mrs. Hannah, Thorpe hamlet -Fitt, Mr. George, New road, Town close -Flower, Mrs. Frances, Chapel field -Ford, Mr. Robert, St. George’s plain -Foster, Mr. Samuel, Grove road, New Lakenham -Foster, Sir William, Bart., Thorpe hamlet -Foulger, Rev. William, M.A., Upper King street -Foulsham, Mr. Thomas, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s road -Fox, Mr. William, Lame Dog road -Franklin, Mr. Charles, All Saints’ green -Franklin, Rev. Henry, rector of Barford, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Freeman, Mrs. J. C., Langham place, Dereham road -Frohawk, Mr. Nicholas, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Gardiner, Miss Anne, Newmarket terrace -Garrard, Miss Mary Sophia, Thorpe hamlet -Garwood, Mrs. S. A., New Catton -Geary, William, Esq., Gildengate street -Gibson, Misses E. and M., Lower close -Gibson, Mrs. Rosamond, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Girling, Mrs., Paragon street -Goddard, Mrs., Chapel field -Gooch, Mrs. Amelia, Newmarket road -Gooch, Mr. William, Unthank’s road -Goodwin, Mrs., Willow lane -Goodwin, Rev. William, Perpetual Curate, St. Benedict’s, Chapel field -Goose, Mrs. Hannah Maria, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s road -Goots, Mrs. Elizabeth, St. Stephen’s road -Gould, Rev. George, Baptist Minister, St. Mary’s Chapel, Unthank’s road -Grand, Mr. John, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Grand, John, Esq., St. Giles’ street -Grant, Mr. George, William street -Greaves, Miss, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Grimmer, Mrs. Martha, Newmarket road -Grogan, Rev. George William, Incumbent, St. Matthew’s, Thorpe hamlet, -Lower close -Gunton, Mrs. Mary, St. Giles’ hill -Gurney, Mrs. Eliza P., Earlham road -Gurney, Rev. Thomas, Incumbent of All Saints’ Church, All Saints’ green -Habberton, Mrs. Elizabeth, Unthank’s road -Hall, Mr. Charles, Rose lane -Hall William, Esq., Ipswich road -Hallett, Rev. John, Congregational Minister, Old Meeting, Unthank’s road -Hallam, Mr. James, Keyzor’s terrace, Unthank’s road -Hammond, Mrs. Emily, Magdalen street -Hansell, Mrs. Mary, Lower close -Harmer, Mrs. Mary, London terrace, St. Stephen’s road -Harris, Mrs. Sophia Elizabeth, New road, Town close -Harrison, Miss Matilda, Unthank’s road -Harvey, Mr. James, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Harvey, Miss Mary Ann, Unthank’s road -Harvey, Robert John, Esq., banker, Bracondale -Hart, Mr. John, Chapel Field road -Hawkins, Miss Martha, Unthank’s road -Hawkes, Mr. William, Unthank’s road -Henley, Mrs., Newmarket road -Henley, William, Esq., Newmarket road -Herring, Miss Lucy, Bracondale -Hibgame, Major E. T., Rising Sun road -Hibgame, Rev. Edward, Rector, Fordham in Cambridgeshire, Lower close -Hickman, Mrs. E., Heigham terrace, St. Benedict’s road -Hill, Mrs. Frances, West Pottergate -Hill, Miss J., New Catton -Hill, Mrs. Mary, Thorpe hamlet -Hilling, Mrs., Hall lane, New Lakenham -Hinds, the Right Rev. Samuel, Lord Bishop of the Diocese, the Palace -Hogg, Mr. James, Distillery street -Holl, Mr. Robert Durrant, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Holloway, Rev. Charles, Rector of St. Simon and Jude, the Close -Holmes, Mr. Benjamin, New Catton -Hopson, Mrs. Charlotte, Castle meadow -Hoop, Mrs. Mary Ann, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Horn, Mr. Robert, Distillery street -Hornor, Charles, Esq., Saint Martin’s Palace plain -Hornor, Mr. William, New Catton -Hovell, Mr. Richard, Bloomsbury place, St. Benedict’s road -Howes, Mr. John, the Crescent -Hubbard, Mr. Arminger, West End terrace, Grapes’ hill -Hunt, Mrs. Harriet, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s road -Hunter, Mr. John, Colegate street -Huson, Miss Mary, Crescent place -Hutton, Mrs. Elizabeth, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Ives, Captain Ferdinand, St. Catherine’s hill -Ives, Miss, the Crescent -Jackson, Mrs. Charlotte, Lame Dog road -Jackson, Mrs. Mary, Bracondale -Jay, Thomas, Esq., Heigham grove -Jay, Mrs. Charlotte, Newmarket road -Jay, Mrs. Hannah, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Jennings, Misses, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Johnson, J. G., Esq., Mayor of the City, St. Giles’ street -Johnson, Mrs., West Wymer street -Johnson, Mrs. Sarah, St. Stephen’s road -Kemp, Mr. Isaac, Rising Sun road -Kempster, Rev. John Joseph James, Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion, -Tabernacle -Kent, Mrs. Catherine, William street -Kerrison, Mr. John Bitton, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Kerrison, Roger, Esq., Tombland -Kidsdale, Mr. A. T., St. Benedict’s road -King, Mr. Hammond, Newmarket road -King, Mr. John, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s road -King, Mr. Samuel, Chapel Field road -Kinnebrook, Mr. William, Earlham road -Kitmer, Miss Charlotte, Queen street -Kitson, John, Esq., Secretary to the Bishop, Thorpe hamlet -Ladell, William, Esq., Newmarket road -Laflin, Mr. Joseph, Laflin buildings, St. Benedict’s road -Lancey, Mrs., Bloomsbury place, Dereham road -Landy, Mrs. C., the Crescent -Langton, Mr. Edward, Bethel street -Layton, Mr., Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Laws, Mrs. Mary, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s road -Leeds, Mrs. Julia, St. Giles’ street -Leggatt, Mr. Samuel, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Leist, Mrs., New Catton -Lindley, Miss, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Lister, Mrs., Bloomsbury place, St. Benedict’s road -Littlewood, Mrs. Sophia, St. Stephen’s road -Littlewood, Mr. Leonard, Colegate street -Lloyd, Mr. Francis, Hall road, New Lakenham -Lohr, Mrs. Eliza, Colegate street -Longe, Mrs. Mary, Crescent place -Lord, Mr. Aaron, Tudor cottage, Unthank’s road -Lowne, Mrs. Mary, Thorpe hamlet -Lynn, Mrs., Hall lane, New Lakenham -Mace, Mr. Joseph, Distillery street -Mackie, Mrs. Mary, Cambrian place, Heigham road -Mannering, Mrs., Thorpe hamlet -Mann, Rev. John, Wesleyan Minister, Rising Sun road -Marcon, Mrs. Jane, St. Giles’ street -Markland, Mrs. Elizabeth, Magdalen street -Marrison, Mrs., Thorpe hamlet -Mason, Miss Sophia Ann, London terrace, St. Stephen’s road -Massary, Mrs. Alfred, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Massey Thomas, Esq., Thorpe hamlet -Matthew, Captain Charles, Bracondale -Mayes, Mrs. Mary, William street -Mayes, Mrs. Margaret, London terrace, St. Stephen’s road -Marystone, Samuel, Esq., Lower close -Middleton, George, Esq., the Grove, Ipswich road -Middleton, John, Esq., Surrey street -Middleton, Mr. Thomas, St. Stephen’s gates -Miles, Mr. William, Bloomsbury place, St. Benedict’s road -Millard, W. S., Esq., Catton, near Norwich -Miller, Mrs. Mary, Grove place, New Lakenham -Miller, Mr. Robert L., Unthank’s road -Mills, Miss Mary, St. Stephen’s road -Mitchell, Mr. Samuel, Unthank’s road -Money, Miss, St. Catherine’s plain -Monument, Miss Ann, St. Stephen’s road -Moore, Mrs. Mary, Laurel cottage, Unthank’s road -Morland, Mrs. Amelia, Castle meadow -Morris, Mr., Thorpe hamlet -Morrish, Miss Emily, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Morse, Miss Emily, Lower close -Mott, Miss, Tombland -Muskett, Mrs. Emily, Thorpe hamlet -Muskett, Mrs., New Catton -Neave, Miss Matilda, Newmarket road -Neve, Mrs. Martha, Chapel Field road -Newbegin, Mrs. Sarah, Hay House, Unthank’s road -Newby, Mr. John, Holl’s lane -Newman, Mrs., Holl’s lane -Newson, Mrs. Allen, Seymour place, St. Stephen’s square -Newton, Miss Charlotte, Albert place, St. Stephen’s square -Nichols, Mrs. Hannah, Chapel Field road -Nokes, Mr. William, Distillery street -Norris, Mrs. Lucy, Thorpe hamlet -Norton, Mr. John Culley, Westbourne terrace, Unthank’s road -Nursey, Mr. Richard, Chapel field road -Norton, Mrs. Phillis, Lower Goat lane -Oliver, Mr. John, Grove road, New Lakenham -Osborne, Rev. John Francis, Chaplain to the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital, -Newmarket road -Ostler, Mr. Charles, William street -Page, Edmund, Esq., Newmarket road -Painter, Miss Kate, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Palgrave, Mr. Thomas, Hall road, New Lakenham -Parr, William Burrell, Esq., Upper St. Giles’ street -Paul, Mrs. Elizabeth, St. Giles’ hill -Pearson, Rev. James, Rector of St. Edmund’s, St. Giles’ street -Pellew, the Hon. and Very Rev. George, D.D., Dean of Norwich, Deanery, -Lower close -Perowne, Rev. John, Upper Surrey street -Pettingill, Mrs. Sarah Ann, Chapel Field road -Phillips, Mrs. Dinah, William street -Phillippo, Matthias, Esq., Newmarket road -Pilgrim, Mr. John, Chapel field -Pitman, Mrs., Newmarket road -Plummer, Mr. Charles Taylor, Grove road, New Lakenham -Plummer, Mrs. Elizabeth, Lady’s lane -Plumtree, Mrs. Elizabeth, Lower close -Polding, Rev. John, Catholic Priest, Willow lane -Pole, Mrs. Ann, Bloomsbury place, St. Benedict’s road -Poole, Mrs. Mehetabel, Theatre street -Poole, Thomas, Esq., the Crescent -Pork, Mr. George, Dereham road terrace, Dereham road -Porter, Miss Rebecca, Thorpe hamlet -Postle, William, Esq., Chapel Field grove -Potter, Mrs. Ann, Newmarket road -Powell, Mrs. Anne, Theatre street -Power, Rev. Alexander Bath, Newmarket road -Pratt, Mrs., Newmarket road -Pratt, Robert, Esq., Newmarket road -Priest, Mr. George, St. Stephen’s road -Priest, Mrs. Lucilla, Keyzor’s terrace, Unthank’s road -Priest, Mrs. Sophia, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Pryse, Miss, All Saints’ green -Pulley, Mrs., Surrey street -Puxley, Mrs., All Saints’ green -Quintan, Capt. Saint James, Lower close -Ranking, W. H., Esq., M.D., Upper St. Giles’ street -Ransome, Mrs. Susan, Bracondale -Ray, Mr. Robert, Trafalgar place, New Lakenham -Ray, Mr. John, Rising Sun road -Raynes, Michael James, Esq., St. Giles’ road -Rayson, Mrs. Ann, St. Catherine’s plain -Rayson, Mrs. Mary, Grove place, St. Giles’ road -Read, Miss Jane, Lady’s lane -Read, Trivett, Esq., Newmarket road -Read, Mr. Charles, Eaton cottage, Unthank’s road -Rees, Mrs. Charlotte, Front row, New Lakenham -Riches, William Daniel, Esq., the Crescent -Riches, Mrs. Joshua, Chapel field road -Rigg, Rev. Richard, Bethel street -Ringer, Mrs. R., Paragon street -Ringer, Miss Susan, St. Giles’ road -Rising, Miss Martha, Rowling’s buildings, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Rix, Henry, Esq., Golden Ball street -Robbins, Rev. William, Rector of Heigham, the Crescent -Roberts, Mr. B. M., Thorpe hamlet -Roberts, Mr. Joseph, Holl’s Jane -Roberts, Mrs., Thorpe hamlet -Robertson, Miss, Lower close -Robertson, Mrs. Phœbe, Seymour place, St. Stephen’s square -Robinson, Henry William, Esq., St. Faith’s lane -Rolfe, Mrs. Harriet Ann, Lower close -Rose, P. W., Esq., St. Giles’ road -Royal, Mr. Daniel, Distillery street -Rust, Rev. Cyprian Thomas, Curate, St. Michael at Thorn, Surrey place, -New Lakenham -Sainty, Mrs. Mary, Bethel street -Sanders, Mr. John Clement, Mile lane, Newmarket road -Sayer, Misses, West Pottergate -Scott, Mrs. Ives, All Saints’ green -Scott, Rev. Thomas, Baptist Minister, Thorpe hamlet -Scott, Mr. William, Trafalgar place, New Lakenham -Seaward, Mr. George, St. Benedict’s road -Sedgwick, Rev. Richard, Rector, St. Giles’, Lower close -Seeley, Mr. William, St. Stephen’s road -Shalders, John, Esq., Bethel street -Sharpe, Rev. William Robert, Perpetual Curate, St. Gregory’s church -Sharton, Mrs. Mary, Chapel field -Shickle, Mrs., the Crescent -Shirley, Mr. Thomas, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Sillett, Mr. James B., All Saints’ green -Simmons, Mrs., Rowling’s buildings, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Sizeland, Mr. Adam, Bethel street -Smith, Capt. Alexander, New road, Town close -Smith, Edward, Esq., Calvert street -Smith, Mrs. E., Grove road, New Lakenham -Smith, Mrs. G. W., St. Giles’ street -Smith, Mr. J. D., Magdalen street -Smith, Mrs. Rebecca, St. Stephen’s road -Smith, Mr. William Lyall, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Smith, Mr. Baker, Hall road, New Lakenham -Snape, Mrs. Jane, St. Giles’ street -Sothern, Miss Hannah, Lady’s lane -Sougher, Mr. Sherlock, Bloomsbury place, Dereham road -South, Mr. George, Unthank’s road -Sowels, Mr. John, Paragon street -Sowels, Mrs. Mary, William street -Spelman, Mrs., Heigham grove, St. Giles’ road -Spelman, Miss Jane, Holl’s lane -Spinks, Mr. John, Valentine street -Spratt, Mrs. Emma, Albert terrace, Unthank’s road -Spratt, Mr. James, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Standard Cubitt, Esq., St. George’s plain -Stebbings, Mrs. Ann, Newmarket road -Stedman, Mr. Charles, Heigham terrace, St. Benedict’s road -Steel, Mrs. Margaret, Pitt street -Steel, Mr. Henry, Rising Sun road -Stephen, Mrs. Sophia, Paragon street -Steward, Timothy, Esq., Unthank’s road -Steward, Mrs. Elizabeth, Bracondale -Stewardson, Mr. Edward, St. Giles’ road -Stocks, Rev. Edward, Newmarket road -Stark, William, Esq., St. George’s plain -Suckling, Mr. Morris, Distillery street -Sudbury, Mr. Thomas, Mile lane, Newmarket road -Suffield, Mrs. Elizabeth, Thorpe hamlet -Swann, Mrs. Ann, St. Martin’s palace -Symonds, Rev. Henry, Minor Canon, Cathedral, Lower close -Talbot, Mrs. Anne, Lower close -Tattan, Mr. Charles, William street -Taylor, Mrs. George, Newmarket road -Taylor, Mrs. J., Surrey street -Taylor, Mrs., Mile-end cottage, Newmarket road -Taylor, Mrs. Mary, Bank street -Taylor, Rev. Arthur, Surrey street -Tebble, Mrs. Thomas, Hall lane, Lakenham -Thirtle, Mrs. Elizabeth, Heigham terrace -Thompson, Mrs. J., St. Benedict’s road -Thompson, Mr. Robert, Calvert street, St. Saviour’s -Thorold, Mr. William, Thorpe hamlet -Thurtell, Mr. Thomas, Hall road, New Lakenham -Thurston, Mr. Samuel William, Duke’s Palace road -Titlow, Rev. Samuel, A.M., Rector of St. Peter at Hungate, the Crescent -Tolson, Mrs., London terrace, St. Stephen’s road -Trory, Mr. William, Unthank’s road -Trimmer, Rev. Kirby, Rector, St. George’s Tombland, the Close -Turner, Charles, Esq., the Crescent -Turner, Rev. Charles, A.M., Incumbent of St. Peter’s Mancroft, the -Crescent -Turner, Mr. William, Heigham road -Unthank, William Clement, Esq., Unthank’s road -Varlow, Miss Charlotte, Tombland -Venning, John, Esq., Surrey house, Surrey street -Vincent, Rev. Charles, D.D., Grammar School, the Close -Wade, Rev. R., Christ’s church, New Catton -Ward, Mr. John, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Ward, Miss, St. Catherine’s plain -Warner, Mrs. Jane, Front row, New Lakenham -Warren, Mr. Benjamin, Grove place, St. Giles’ road -Warren, Mr. Thomas, Albert place, St. Stephen’s square -Warren, Mr. William, Bracondale -Wassar, Mrs. M. A., Grove place, St. Giles’ road -Watts, Mrs., the Crescent -Watts, Mr. James, Rising Sun road -Watten, Mrs. Juliet, St. Catherine’s plain -Webster, Mr. Hammond, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Webster, Mr. Thomas, Seymour place, St. Stephen’s square -Wells, Mrs. Ruth, Castle hill -Whaites, Mr. Robert, Newmarket road -Wheeler, Rev. Thomas A., St. Clement’s chapel, Golden-dog lane -Wheelhouse, Mr. William, St. Giles’ road -White, Mrs. Rebecca, Grove place, St. Giles’ road -Whitred, Mrs. Mary, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Wilde, Mr. Stephen, Unthank’s road -Wilde, Mr. William, St. Stephen’s road -Wilkinson, Benjamin, Esq., Newmarket road -Willett, Mrs. John, Newmarket road -Willins, Mrs. Eliza, Westbourne terrace, Unthank’s road -Williams, Mrs. Sarah, Lame Dog road -Willison, Mr. Robert, Albert terrace, Unthank’s road -Winter, Mr. Ambrose, Cambrian place, Heigham road -Wiseman, Mr. Samuel, Gildengate street -Witting, Mr. Peter, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Wodderspoon, Mr. John, Lower close -Womack, Mr. George, Thurso place, Dereham road -Woodcock, Henry, Esq., St. Giles’ street -Woodcock, Thomas, Esq., Surrey road -Wodehouse, Rev. Charles Norse, Canon of Norwich Cathedral, Upper close -Woodrow, Mr. John, London terrace, St. Stephen’s road -Woods, Mr. Alexander, Somerset place, Holl’s lane -Woods, Miss, Crescent place -Woodward, Mrs. Elizabeth, Point-house cottage, Ipswich road -Wollaston, Mr. Drewry Ottley, Brunswick house, Newmarket road -Wright, Mrs. Harriet, the Close -Youngs, Mrs. Elizabeth, Unthank’s road -Young, Mrs. Frances, Chapel field - - - -ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Abbott, Edward Jesse, draper, hosier, haberdasher, &c., St. Stephen’s -street -Abbott, William, boot and shoe manufacturer, wholesale and retail, -Magdalen street -Abrahams, S. S. and B., watch makers, Bethel street -Abel, Cain, whip manufacturer, Golden Ball lane -Abel, George, broker, Ber street -Abel, Frederick, brush maker, Unthank’s road -Abel, William, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Abel, John, the Rising Sun, horse breaker, Rising Sun road -Abel, Daniel, upholsterer and cabinet maker, Pottergate street -Adams, William, George and the Dragon, Cowgate street -Alborough, Edmund, shopkeeper, Pottergate street -Aldhouse, Anne, broker, St. Augustine’s street -Aldous, John Tunget, baker, Trory street, New Lakenham -Aldous, Charles and John, builders, St. Stephen’s street -Aldous, James, grocer and tea dealer, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Alden, Edward, baker, St. Martin’s at Oak -Alden, Robert, carriage lamp maker and brazier, St. Stephen’s plain -Aldis, James, plasterer, Prince’s street -Aldis, Jane, staymaker, Prince’s street -Aldrich, Ewing, shopkeeper, St. Benedict’s street -Aldrich, John, grocer and draper, West Pottergate -Aldridge, John, grocer, Church street, New Lakenham -Alexander, Henry, baker, Heigham street -Alexander, John, bookseller, &c., Middle street, St. George’s -Allan, Henry, corn merchant, Distillery street -Allen and Co., woollen drapers and tailors, Upper London street and Bank -plain -Allcock, Trivett, private lodgings, Upper King street -Allen, Bryant, dyer, Scoles’ green -Allen, George, manufacturer, St. Stephen’s street -Allen, John, guard to the Eastern Counties’ railway, Thorpe hamlet -Allen, Mary Ann and Charles, boot and makers, Brigg’s street -Allen, Robert, gardener, Grove place, New Lakenham -Allington, John (late Diver), family grocer, Upper walk, Market place -Allison, Sophia, working cutler, Upper market -Allman, George, cordwainer, King street -Allthorpe, James, retailer in beer, King street -Allured James, general outfitter and water-prover, St. John’s Timberhill -Allwood, Thomas, sub-sacrist, Lower close -Ames, Francis, green grocer, St. Benedict’s road -Ames, James, bootmaker, St. Benedict’s street -Ames, Robert, Bear inn, Market place -Ames, Thomas, watchmaker, West Wymer street -Amies, Benjamin, glover and hair dresser, St. Catherine’s plain -Amies, John, carpenter, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Amies, John, the Hoop, St. Stephen’s road -Anderson, George, publisher, agent for Blackie and Son, St. Giles’ street -Anderson, Joseph, baker, Pump street -Andrews, Brothers, druggists, Bridge street -Andrews, Mrs. Emily, milliner and dressmaker, West Pottergate -Andrews and French, soap boilers, Fishgate street -Andrews, George, labourer, Chapman’s yard, St. Giles’ street -Andrews, Richard, estate agent, Lame Dog road -Andrews, Richard, wire worker, St. Miles’ street -Andrews, William, draper, St. Stephen’s street -Andrews, William, horse breaker, Westlegate street -Annison, Robert, shopkeeper, Globe street, Union place -Anns, C., lace dealer, Upper market -Anthony, William, wine and spirit merchant, Upper market -Archer, Elizabeth, Coachmakers’ Arms, St. Stephen’s gates -Archer, Henry, baker, Ber street -Archer, Samuel, shopkeeper, Peacock street -Arle, John, Combers’ Arms, Magdalen street -Armes, Amelia, dress maker, Surrey road -Armes, Daniel, Queen Adelaide, West-end street -Armes, Frederick Thomas, Rose and Thistle, Barn road -Armes, Robert, currier, h St. Giles’ street -Armes, William, Cow and Hare, Heigham street -Armiston, Edward, clerk to the Eastern Counties’ station, h Thorpe hamlet -Armstrong, Henry, draper, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Armstrong, William, draper, St. Benedict’s road -Arnold, Edward, wholesale and family chemist, Orford hill -Arnold, Maria, brewer and wine merchant, St. Margaret’s plain -Arnup, Thomas, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Artis, Francis, baker, Castle meadow -Ashen, Robert, brazier, St. Stephen’s -Asker, Eliza, Swan Hotel, Upper market -Asker, Jane Harriet, glove manufacturer and hosier, Gentlemen’s walk, -Market place -Asker, Samuel Hurry, solicitor, Tuck’s court, St. Giles’ street; h Chapel -field grove -Ashford, Henry, Chronicle office, Market place -Athow, Edward John, wine and spirit merchant, Castle street -Atkins, Henry, Free-trade tavern, St. Augustine’s street -Atkins, Thomas, the Shuttle, Heigham street -Atkinson, John Goldsmith, solicitor, agent to the Church of England Life -and Fire Assurance Society, Post-office street -Atkinson, Richard, builder and carpenter, Bethel street -Atthill, Henry, deputy chief constable county police, St. Stephen’s -square -Attle, Samuel, Foresters’ Arms, Ber street -Augood, Henry, fish dealer, Rising Sun lane -Austrin, Mrs. A., linen draper, hosier, and haberdasher, Orford hill -Avey, Thomas, grocer and tea dealer, Ber street -Aylmer, John, Waggon and Horses, Tombland -Back and Co., grocers and tea dealers, 3, Haymarket -Back and Co., wine and spirit merchants, 4, Haymarket -Bacon, David, Horse and Groom, Castle street -Bacon, Josiah Newbegin, rope and sacking manufacturer, Davey place -Bacon, Richard, proprietor and publisher of the _Norwich Mercury_, London -street -Bagshaw, Joseph, fish salesman and game dealer, St. Stephen’s street -Bagshaw, George, fishmonger, St. Miles’ street -Bagshaw, Esther, marine dealer, King street -Bailey, Elijah Crozier, solicitor and clerk to the board of guardians, -Little Orford street -Bailey, John, hair dresser, West Pottergate -Bailey, Isaac, builder, West Pottergate -Baker, Charles, tea dealer, and register office for servants, Redwell -street -Baker, Mrs., corset and bandage maker, chest expanders, &c., St. -Benedict’s road -Baker, George, ironmonger, &c., h Heigham road -Baker and Hornor, furnishing and wholesale ironmongers, oil and colour -merchants, tin, copper, zinc, and iron-plate workers, Post Office street -Baker, Henry, classical academy, Rising Sun road -Baker, James, Bess of Bedlam, St. Martin’s at Oak -Baldry, William, land surveyor, St. Stephen’s road -Baldwin, Henry, baker, St. Martin’s at Oak -Baldwin, John, fishmonger, William street -Baldwin, William, brewer, St. Giles’ hill -Bales, George, butcher, St. Benedict’s street -Bales, Jonathan, Wine Coopers’ Arms, St. Augustine’s street -Balls, Benjamin, carpenter, Pottergate street -Balls, Daniel, builder, West Pottergate -Balls, Frederick, the Victory, Rampant Horse street -Balls, James, coal merchant, City road Heigham fields -Balls, James, Green Dragon, Little London street -Baly, William, accountant, Thorpe hamlet -Bancalari, Dominico, green grocer, Ber str. -Banham, Henry, blacksmith, Holl’s lane -Banham and Scotter, boot and shoe makers, Wensum street -Banks, William, woollen draper, Earlham terrace, St. Giles’ road -Barber, Charles James, accountant, Seymour place, St. Stephen’s square -Barber, Frederick W. shoemaker, Somerset place, Holl’s lane -Barber and Co., shoe manufacturers, Rampant Horse street -Barber, James, clerk, New Catton -Barber, John and Sons, merchants, Haymarket -Barber, J. L. and Co., cotton manufacturers, St. Martin’s lane -Barber, Sarah, the Three Tuns, King street -Barber, William, bricklayer, St. Martin’s at Palace -Barclay, Arthur Kett, licensed maltster, King street gates -Bardwell, Everett, solicitor, Lower close -Bardwell, George S., accountant, house, estate insurance, and loan and -share agent, Newmarket road -Bardwell, M. G., printer and publisher, Goodman’s yard, St. Stephen’s -street -Bardwell, William, baker, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Barker, Benjamin, boot and shoe manufactory, Orford hill, h Hall road, -New Lakenham -Barker, George, hosier, &c., h Thorpe hamlet -Barker, Robert, plumber, glazier, and painter, St. John’s Timberhill -Barking, James, boot maker, St. Benedict’s street -Barking, Thomas, carpenter and builder, Pottergate street -Barley, Christopher, spirit merchant, Bridewell alley -Barlow, Janet, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Barlow, George, George inn, Hay hill -Barnaby, Swash, hair dresser, St. James’ str. -Barnard, Charles, the Champion, Chapel field road -Barnard and Bishop, ironmongers and iron founders, 3, Gentlemen’s walk, -Market place, Calvert street, and Norfolk Iron works, St. Miles’ bridge -Barnard, Charles, ironfounder, Gildengate street -Barnard, Dennis, auctioneer, Castle street; h Bracondale -Barnard, John, game dealer, Fye bridge -Barnard and Boulton, manufacturing, furnishing, and general ironmongers, -London and Castle streets -Barnard, Stephen, last maker, St. Mary’s street -Barnes, Charles, printer, St. George’s plain -Barnes, Edward Ramsbottom, baker, St. Miles’ Thorn lane -Barnes, Fidda, steward to Mr. Girling, Earlham road -Barnes, John, iron and brass founder, St. Miles’ foundry -Barnes, John, boot and shoe maker, St. James’ street -Barnes, John Edward, West-end Retreat, Holl’s lane -Barnes, Matthew, bricklayer, &c., Rowling’s buildings, Cross street, St. -Giles’ road -Barnes, Richard, commercial traveller, Distillery street -Barnes, Mary, Woolpack inn, St. George’s plain -Barnham, James, solicitor; offices, Rampant Horse street; h Grove -cottage, St. Stephen’s road -Barnsdale, Ann, Orphan school, Pottergate street -Barton, Henry, commercial traveller, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s road -Barwell and Son, importers of foreign wines and spirits, dealers in Bass’ -Burton ales, Scotch ales, London and Irish stout, St. Stephen’s street -Barwell and Sons, importers of foreign wines and spirits, porter agents -and seed merchants, St. Andrew’s hill and London street -Barwell, John, spirit merchant, Surrey street -Bassham, Mrs., day school, St. Giles’ hill -Bateman and Co., tea dealers, A 1, London street and Swan lane -Bateman, Frederick, M.D., surgeon, St. Giles’ street -Bateman, John, silk merchant, Pottergate street -Batley, Richard, shopkeeper, St. Catherine’s plain -Batley, William, chair manufacturer, Lower Westwick street -Batson, Edward, corn and seed merchant, Magdalen street -Batson, John, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Baxter, Benjamin, chemist, St. Benedict’s street -Battram, William, Cock, Old Lakenham -Bavin, John, straw bonnet, millinery, and lace warehouse, London street -Baxter, Benjamin, shopkeeper, St. Paul’s street -Baxter, Neville Plummer, fireworks artist, Brazen Doors road -Baxter, Maria, baker, Brazen Doors road -Baxter, Robert, Wheatsheaf inn, Bethel street -Bayes, Elizabeth and Sons, wholesale hat and cap manufacturers, and -manufacturers of waterproof clothing, tailors and woollen drapers, Red -Lion street and Orford hill -Bayes, William, furrier, St. Martin’s at Oak -Bayfield and Son, ironmongers, Magdalen street -Bayfield, Mrs. J. F., register office for male and female servants, St. -Stephen’s road -Baylis, James, crape manufacturer, Thorpe hamlet -Baylis, Andrew, shopkeeper, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Baylis, Henry, accountant, Pottergate street -Bealby, Robert, grocer, William street -Beales, Mary, basket warehouse, Tombland -Bean, Francis, china, glass, and earthenware dealer, Market place -Beare, Samuel Shalders, wholesale leather merchant and currier, Bridge -street; h Town close -Beaty, Henry, decorative painter, Little London street -Beatley and Son, hat and cap manufacturers, hosiers, and outfitters, -London street -Beck, Samuel, coffee and eating-house, Castle hill -Beckham, Benjamin, Shoulder of Mutton, St. Stephen’s street -Beckwith, Augustus Adolphus Hamilton, solicitor, Palace street -Beddingfield, Nelson, licensed to let gigs and horses for hire, -Westlegate street -Beddingfield, John, commercial traveller, All Saints’ green -Bedford, Philip, ironmonger and tin-plate worker, Pottergate street, h -Thorpe hamlet -Beeston, Margaret, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Beeton, Samuel, Curriers’ Arms, St. Giles’ street -Beeton, John, Wild Man inn, St. Andrew’s hill -Beha, Lickert, and Co., watch and clock makers, jewellers, &c., St. -Stephen’s plain -Belding, William, wholesale grocer and tea dealer, Magdalen street; h New -Catton -Bell, J. Crawford, surgeon, Prince’s street -Bell, George, builder, Peacock street -Bell, John, Sir John Barleycorn, Cowgate street -Bell, John, Old Cat and Fiddle, Botolph street -Bell, Matthew, Lock and Key, Ber street -Bell, Michael, grocer, Ber street -Bell, Robert, clock and watch maker, Davey place -Bell, Stephen, brewer, Carrow hill -Bellamy, William, schoolmaster, Lower close -Boloe, Henry, silk finisher, St. Benedict’s road -Belson, Robert Howes, plumber and glazier, King street -Bending, Thomas Firth, boarding school, Magdalen street -Benest, Edward E., city surveyor, New Catton -Benest, J. S., civil engineer, St. Andrew’s Hall plain -Bennett, Daniel, baker, Ber street -Bennett, James and Son, tailors and drapers, Wensum street Tombland, h -Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Bennett, John, shopkeeper, Church street, St. Miles’. -Bennett, Robert, jun., baker, West Pottergate -Bennett, Sarah, milliner and dress maker, Botolph street -Bennett, William, baker, Cowgate street -Bennett, William, commercial hotel and boarding house, Exchange street -Bennett and Bream, wholesale grocers and tea dealers, Upper market -Bensley, William, shopkeeper, Union place -Benslyn, Thomas, confectioner, Pottergate street -Berry, John George, baker, Ber street -Betts, Charles, Lord John Russell, St. Benedict’s road -Betts, James, wheelwright, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Betts, John, register office for servants, Castle meadow -Betts, John, Bakers’ Arms, St. Mary’s street -Betts, John, linen and woollen draper, silk mercer, and outfitter, Market -place and Exchange street -Betts, John, grocer and tea dealer, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Belts, Thomas, French Horn, Pottergate street -Bexfield, Benjamin, gentlemen’s day school, Lady’s lane -Bexfield, Christiana Mrs., milliner and dress maker, Lady’s lane -Bexfield, James, shopkeeper, Rising Sun lane -Bianchi, Giovanni, figure and model maker, Bridge street -Bilby, Thomas, agent to the People’s Provident and Traveller’s Marine -Insurance Company, St. Catherine’s plain -Bilby, Walter, cattle dealer, New Catton -Bilby, William, hair cutter, Pitt street -Bingham, Thomas, tailor and draper, Post-office street -Birch, Isaac, clerk to the Unity Fire office, St. Giles’ street, h King -street gates -Bird, Jane, shirt and collar maker, St. John’s Timberhill -Bishop, George, draper, silk mercer, and baby linen warehouse, Haymarket -Bishop, John, ironfounder, h Foundry road -Black & Co., confectioners and fruiterers, Haymarket, Market place -Blackburn, Edward, shopkeeper, Pottergate street -Blackburn, J. R., currier, St. Stephen’s plain -Blackbourne, William Berry, Victoria Gardens, St. Stephen’s gates -Blake, Benjamin, butcher, Lower Westwick street -Blake, E., & R. W., yarn manufacturers, St. Edmund’s -Blake, Francis John, solicitor, Upper King street -Blake, George, brick manufacturer and merchant, Brazen Doors road; h -Newmarket road -Blake, James, Pheasant Cock, St. Catherine’s plain -Blake, John Joseph, solicitor, Palace street -Blake and Everitt, finishers, Gildengate street -Blake, Robert Wiffen, wool spinning factory, Old Lakenham and Fishgate; h -Colegate street -Blake, Robert, soap boiler, h Newmarket road -Blake, Samuel, butcher, Bridewell alley -Blakely, Edward, silk mercer, shawlman, draper, &c., Queen street -Blakely, Miss, ladies’ boarding school, Lower close -Blakely, Misses, ladies’ boarding school, St. Andrew’s broad street -Blanch, John, London Steam Packet inn, St. Catherine’s plain -Blanchflower, William, Cock inn, Upper St. Giles’ -Blandon, William, draper, Ber street -Blazeby, James, cabinet maker, Bethel street -Blazeby, John, turner, Globe lane -Blazeby, Thomas, wine tavern, St. Benedict’s street -Blazeby, William, whitesmith, Scoles’ green -Blazer, Robert, butcher, Regent street, Union place -Blazey, Walter, Golden Fleece, Fishgate street -Bleakley, Elijah, surgeon, St. Andrew’s broad street -Bliss, Joseph James, chemist and dentist, Magdalen street -Bloch, Israel, jeweller, Pottergate -Blofield, Thomas, ironmonger, Bridewell alley; h William street -Blogg, William, day school, Upper King street -Bloom, Thomas, carpenter, St. Giles’ road -Bloomfield, George, Norfolk and Norwich chop house, Upper market -Bloomfield, George, coffee and eating house, Castle street -Blyth, Edwin Arthur, dyer, Sussex street, St. Augustine’s -Blyth, Francis, engineer, h Trafalgar place, New Lakenham -Blyth, James, bushel manufacturer, New Catton -Blyth, John, shopkeeper, Prince’s street -Blyth, John, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Blyth, John, bricklayer, William street -Blyth, John, shoemaker, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Blyth, Jonas Norman, fishmonger, St. Benedict’s street -Blyth, Joshua, shopkeeper, World’s-end lane -Blyth, Mary, baker, Barrack street -Blythe, Mary Ann, Artichoke, Magdalen st. -Blyth, Robert, iron founder, Westlegate str. -Blythe, Thomas, wheelwright, St. Augustine’s street -Blyth, Sarah, green grocer, St. Miles’ street -Blyth, William B., bootmaker, Bethel street -Blyth, William, timber and slate merchant, St. Faith’s lane -Boardman, Brothers, wholesale tea, coffee, and spice merchants, Cundall’s -court, Gentleman’s walk -Boardman, Alfred, grocer, tea and coffee dealer, Davey place -Boardman, James Theobald, tea merchant, Newmarket road -Boardman and Sursham, family ale brewers, corn and coal merchants, Wensum -street -Boast, John, shoemaker, Lower Westwick street -Bolingbroke and Company, ale and porter stores, Bank plain -Bolingbroke, C. and F., manufacturers of paramattas, poplins, &c., -Colegate street -Bolingbroke, Charles Nathaniel, manufacturer, St. Giles’ street -Bolingbroke, George Errington, Norwich Wine Company, Upper St. Giles’ -street -Bond, Joseph Daines, tailor and draper, Davey place; h Upper Goat lane -Bond, William, tailor and hatter, Upper London street -Bond, Thomas William, Publisher of the _Norfolk News_, Bedford place, -Unthank’s road -Bone, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, Lady’s lane -Bone, Francis, baker, St. Benedict’s street -Bone, Nicholas, toll collector, Lady’s lane -Booth, Thomas Henry, Shakespeare tavern, Colegate street -Booty, Horace John, schoolmaster, Thorpe hamlet -Booty, John, gardener, St. Stephen’s road -Borking, Thomas, tailor, Willow lane -Borrett, William, dealer in tobacco, cigars, and snuff, Bridge street, -St. Lawrence -Bassey, Robert, King’s Head, Magdalen str. -Baston, William, boot and shoe maker, Castle street -Boswell, John, smith and bell hanger, St. Andrew’s hill -Boswell, Thomas, toy and carriage manufacturer, St. John’s Maddermarket -Boswell, William, carver, gilder, and looking-glass manufacturer, -Magdalen street -Boulger, Joseph Patrick, surgeon dentist, Willow lane -Boulton, Edward, shopkeeper, Gildengate street -Boulton, Richard, gardener, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Boulton, William Staples, ironmonger, &c. h the Crescent -Boughton, Samuel, glover and hair dresser, Red Lion street -Bowen, Sarah, Albion Tavern, Heigham street -Bowers, William, plumber and glazier, Pottergate street -Bowes, William, harness maker, St. Benedict’s street -Bowgen, John Hart, coal merchant, Victoria spirit vaults, Lower Westwick -street -Bowhill, Henry, broker, St. Andrew’s broad street -Bowhill, O. H., shoe manufacturer, Oxford street, Unthank’s road -Bowthorpe, William, boot and shoe maker, Unthank’s road -Boyce, James, Lord Raglan, Barrack road -Boyce, John, commercial traveller, Chapel field road -Boyden, Eliza, seminary, Pottergate street -Boyles, Robert, Jubilee inn, Ber street -Bradfield, James, patten and clog manufacturer, Little London street -Brady, Mary, seminary, Pottergate street -Branch, George, cutler, and manufacturer of surgical and dental -instruments, Golden Ball street -Brandford, Benjamin, maltster, Thorpe hamlet -Bray, Charles, White Lion inn, White Lion street -Bray, Richard, tailor and draper, St. Giles’ street; h Mount Pleasant, -Unthank’s road -Brazell, Richard, the Half Moon, Upper market -Bream, Charles John, wholesale grocer, Upper Market place -Breeze Robert, sadler and harness maker, Magdalen street -Brennan, Elizabeth, haberdasher and Berlin repository, Upper London -street -Brett, Elethea, the Portland Arms, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Brett Isaac, boot and shoe maker, Upper King street -Brett, Thomas, shopkeeper, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Brewster, James, Upper market, butcher -Bridges, John, butcher, Heigham street -Bridgman, William Kencely, dentist, St. Giles’ street -Briggs, John, the Waterman, St. Margaret’s plain -Briggs, Samson, tailor and clothes renovator, Golden Ball street -Brighten, Charles George, confectioner and dealer in tea, and branch -post-office, St. Stephen’s gates -Brighten, Maria, milliner and dress maker, Bethel street -Brightwell and Son, solicitors, Surrey street -Brightwell, Thomas, jun., solicitor, St. Giles’ street -Brinkely, James, Southgate lane, Front row, New Lakenham -Bristoe, Mary, Market Lane tavern, Market lane -Britcher, Thomas, bricklayer, Pottergate street -Brittain, James, railway agent, Heigham road -Brock, Margaret, baker, St. Martin’s at Oak -Brock, Samuel, baker, St. Augustine’s street -Brooks, Cooper, currier, &c., St. Stephen’s plain -Brooks, Henry, plasterer and bricklayer, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Brooks, James, builder, Tabernacle street -Brooks, James, leather seller, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Brooks, John, shoeing smith, All Saints’ street -Brooks, Thomas, builder, Bridge street; h Thorpe hamlet -Browe, Christopher, bricklayer, Front row, New Lakenham -Brown, Abraham, painter, Chapman’s yard, St. Giles’ street -Brown, Alfred Hall, trimming, wool, and haberdashery warehouse, London -street -Brown and Bailey, builders, West Pottergate street -Brown and Edwards, Misses, furriers, Castle meadow -Brown, Frederic, tailor, &c., Colegate street -Brown, George, clothier, Bridge street -Brown, Henry, grocer and tea dealer, agent to the Alliance Fire and Life -Assurance Company, Gentlemen’s walk, Market place -Brown, John, baker and shopkeeper, Philadelphia -Brown, John, carpenter, West Pottergate -Brown, Maria, millinery establishment, Bridge street -Brown, Robert, bone crasher, bone mills, St. Benedict’s lane, h Unthank’s -road -Brown, Rose Ann, Corn Exchange tavern, Little London street -Brown, Sarah, dyer and dresser, Tombland -Brown, William, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s -Brown, William, brazier, St. Miles’ street -Brown, William, Queen Victoria inn, Magdalen street -Browne and Barker, hatters and hosiers, London street -Browne, Barnabas, baker, City road -Browne, Charles, provision dealer, and ham and bacon curer, St. Stephen’s -street -Browne, David, seed establishment, wholesale and retail, Upper London -street, and Sprowston -Browne, Frederick, merchant, King street -Browne, George Augustus, merchant, Bracondale -Browne, George, Unicorn, St. Stephen’s street -Browne, Hill, grocer and tea dealer, Ber street -Browne, Henry, Ten Bells, St. Benedict’s street -Browne, Henry, White Rose tavern, Back of the Inns -Britcher, Charles, plasterer, Pitt street -Browne, John, Adelphi inn, White Lion street -Brown, John, architect and surveyor, Upper King street -Browne, John and Sons, wholesale bar and pig-iron merchants, general -ironmongers, Upper market -Browne, Joseph, tobacco pipe maker, St. Stephen’s street -Browne, Joseph, match manufacturer, Silver street -Browne, Maria, baker, St. Swithin’s -Browne, Mary Ann, Royal Oak, St. Augustine’s street -Browne, Robert, green grocer, Botolph street -Browne, Thomas, green grocer, King street -Browne, Thomas, fishmonger, Fish market -Browne, William, land surveyor and estate agent, St. Andrew’s Broad -street -Browne, John, shopkeeper and blacksmith, Barrack street -Browne, William, clerk of St. Stephen’s parish, Lame Dog road -Browne, Samuel, wholesale and retail grocer and tea dealer, St. Martin’s -at Palace -Browne, William, merchant’s clerk, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Brownsell, William, Pope’s Head, Upper market -Bruff, Robert, beer retailer, Charing cross -Brunning, John, flyman, St. Catherine’s plain -Bryan, Mary, fancy repository and Berlin warehouse, Haymarket -Bryant, Samuel, the Toper, St. Michael’s at Thorn lane -Bryant, Thomas Reynolds, medical galvanist, Pottergate street -Buck, Charles Harrison, boot and shoemaker, Back of the Inns -Buck, William, tailor, Upper Goat lane -Buck, Zachariah, Mus. Doc, organist of the cathedral, the Close -Bugg, Isaac, solicitor, Surrey street -Buckenham, John Charles, watch and clock maker, Tombland -Bullard, Richard, Anchor Brewery, St. Miles’ bridge; h St. Giles’ street -Bullard, Robert, orange merchant, Swan lane -Bullard, William, Windsor Castle, Silver road -Bullen, Mary, milliner, &c., London street -Bullen, William, hairdresser and green grocer, Golden Ball street -Bultitude, Edward, cabinet maker, Charing cross -Bunn, John, architect and surveyor, Pottergate street -Bunn, Thomas, butcher, Distillery street -Bunn, Thomas, grocer, St. Benedict’s street -Bunnett, Edward, professor of music, Upper close -Bunting, James, Earl of Leicester, Brazen Doors road -Bunting, James, shopkeeper, St. Mary’s -Bunting, John, shopkeeper, St. Mary’s street -Burch, Conrade, fruiterer, West-end street -Burcham, Samuel, ironmonger, oil, and colourman, Charing cross -Burdett, Jonathan, brewer, the Dial, Dereham road -Burgess, Richard, Fishmongers’ Arms, Fish market -Burman, Henry, basket maker, St. Mary’s street -Burrage, Frederick Joseph, academy, Golden Dog lane -Burrage, Edward, confectioner, bread and biscuit baker, Upper St. Giles’ -Burrage, Edwin, confectioner, Elm hill -Burrage, John, tailor and draper, Davey place, h St. Benedict’s road -Burrage and Jeffries, tailors, clothiers, and hatters, Davey place -Burrage, Sarah, school mistress, Upper Surrey street -Burrage, Susannah, agent for Rose and Company, tea dealer, Little Orford -street -Burrage, William, the Plasterers’ Arms, Cowgate street -Burrell, Benjamin, carver and builder, King street -Burrell, Jane, tripe dresser, St. Michael’s at Thorn lane -Burrell, John, horse-hair manufacturer, Gildengate street -Burrell, Robert, Rose tavern, St. Martin’s at Oak -Burrell, Thomas, Fireman’s Arms, Church street, St. Miles’ -Burrell, William, green grocer, Cowgate street -Burrows, Anthony, shopkeeper, St. Paul’s street -Burrows, George Crisp, general agency and emigration office, Post-office -street, h Palace plain -Burrows, Mary, Jolly Dressers, St. George’s plain -Burrows, Robert, clothier, Lower Westwick street -Burrows, William, Duncan Arms, Magdalen street -Burton, Frederic Charles, professor of music, St. Stephen’s road -Burton, William, the Boatswain’s Call, St. Augustine’s street -Burwood, John, commercial traveller, Langham place, Dereham road -Bush, Edward, watch and clock maker, Union place -Bush, George, fancy repository, Briggs’ street -Bush, Rebecca, Alma tavern, Pottergate street -Bush, Thomas, the Globe, bricklayer and plasterer, Globe street, Union -place -Bushell, James, wine merchant’s clerk, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Bushell, William, butcher, Norfolk street, Union place -Bushnell, Joseph, general shopkeeper, Suffolk street, Union place -Bussey, Benjamin, shopkeeper, Gildengate street -Butcher, Robert, wholesale grocer, tea dealer, and cheese factor, Bank -plain; h Newmarket road -Butcher, John, fishmonger, Ber street -Butcher, Simon, broker, St. Augustine’s street -Butcher, Simon, shopkeeper, Pitt street -Butcher, William, auctioneer, Theatre street -Butcher, Walter Wilton, Red-house inn, St. John’s Timberhill -Butler, James, clothier, Lower Westwick street -Butler, James, green grocer, St. Catherine’s plain -Butler, John, the Bee-hive, Palace plain -Butler, Thomas, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Buttifant, David, hair dresser, Golden Ball street -Buttifant, H. and J., ironmongers, oil and colourmen, William street, -West Pottergate -Buttifant, Josiah, secretary to the Provident Building Society, St. -Andrew’s plain, h Cow hill -Buttle, Richard, the New Star, Quay side -Buttle, Henry, East-end Retreat, Thorpe hamlet -Buttle, Henry, the Dreadnought, King street gates -Buxton, Isaac, manager at Bolingbroke and Co.’s ale and porter stores, -Bank plain -Buxton, Joseph, clerk and revenue officer, Heigham road -Buxton, Stephen, shopkeeper, Thorpe hamlet -Cadge, William, surgeon, All Saints’ green -Caley, Nathaniel Henry, silk mercer and shawl manufacturer to the Queen, -London street -Calver, Eliza, shop keeper, Lower Westwick street -Calver, French John, Old Crown, St. Martin’s at Oak -Calver, John, boot maker, Church street, St. Simon’s -Calver, John, saddler, All Saints’ green -Calver, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Upper Market-place -Campion, Edward, brush maker, West Wymer street -Campling, Brown, and Co., shoe manufacturers, Pottergate street -Campling, George, shop keeper, Magdalen street -Campling, Jacob, Jolly Brewers, Magdalen street -Campling, James, bookbinder, St. Stephen’s street -Campling, James, City of Norwich Agricultural Implement Repository, house -and estate agent, Golden Ball street -Campling, John, fish dealer, Magdalen street -Campling, Paul, butcher, West Pottergate -Campling, Thomas, plumber, St. Mary’s street -Campling, William, draper, Barrack street -Candler, John, plumber, St. Saviour’s lane -Candler, John, wholesale and retail stationer, Rampant Horse street -Cann, Samuel and John, timber merchants and saw mills, Philadelphia -Cannell, Albert Francis, tailor, Lower Goat lane -Cannell, Elizabeth, private lodging house, Unthank’s road -Cannell, Henry B., clerk of East of England Bank, New Catton -Cannell, John, saddler, Ber street -Cannell, Robert, baker, King street -Canner, John, Prince of Wales’ Feathers, St. Benedict’s street -Canham, Sarah, broker, Ber street -Cannon, G. W. S., the Anchor, Rising Sun -Canham, William, travelling draper, St. Stephen’s square -Caprani and Co., wholesale dealers in and importers of hardware and fancy -goods, White Lion street -Caro, Simon, teacher of the Hebrew and Chaldee, Westlegate street -Carr, Charles, Briton’s Arms, Elm hill -Carr, William, Cellar-house inn, Bridge street -Carter, Edward, grocer, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Carter, Henry, shopkeeper, Rose lane -Carter, John, dyer, All Saints’ street -Carter, James, Shoulder of Mutton, St. Augustine’s street -Carter, Thomas, shopkeeper, St. James’ street -Cartwright, E., day school, New Catton -Cartwright, Henry, gun maker, Rampant Horse street -Carver, Rebecca, grocer and tea dealer, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Carver, Ruth, day school, West Pottergate -Carver, William, boot and shoe maker, Jolly Millers, Trowse Millgate -Case, Philip, dress manufacturer, warehouse St. George’s; h New road, -Town close -Casper, George, shoe manufacturer, Lower close -Casson, Daniel, Jolly Farmers, Charing cross -Castle, William, hair dresser and perfumer, Upper market -Castley, Thomas Godfrey, tea dealer, grocer, and cheese factor, St. -Stephen’s street -Caston, James, grocer, St. Benedict’s street -Caston, Thomas, watch and clock maker, Briggs’ street -Catchpole, John, shopkeeper, Cowgate street -Catling, Alfred, baker, King street gates -Cattermole, David, Coach and Horses, Thorpe hamlet -Cattermoul, James, Eagle tavern, Newmarket road -Cattermole, John, Recruiting Sergeant inn, Ber street -Cattermoul, William, dyer, St. Andrew’s hill -Cawdron, Henry, Greyhound inn, Rampant Horse street -Cawdron, Jonathan, lathe and tool maker, Duke street -Challis, Thomas, boot maker, Upper London street -Chamberlin, James, inspector of weights and measures, Upper Goat lane; h -Newmarket road -Chamberlain, William, cabinet maker, Cowgate street -Chamberlin, James, grocer, tea dealer, and wine merchant, agent to the -Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the National School -Society, Post-office and Dove streets -Chamberlin, Sons, and Co., drapers and silk mercers, wholesale -warehousemen, Market place, h. Catton -Chandler, Samuel, register office for servants, St. Stephen’s road -Chaplain, George, gate-keeper to the Close, Lower close -Chapman, Abel, butcher, Magdalen street -Chapman, Daniel, Hop Pole tavern, St. Faith’s lane -Chapman, Miss Emily, boarding and day school for young gentlemen, -Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Chapman, John, shopkeeper, Union place -Chapman, Luke, green-grocer, St. Benedict’s road -Chapman, Philip, Gardener’s Arms, Tinkler’s lane -Chapman, Samuel, butcher, Upper St. Giles -Chapman, Thomas Robert, butcher, Upper market -Chapman, William, baker and confectioner, Wensum street -Chase Charles, grocer, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Chaston, Thomas, head-ostler at the Swan hotel; h Sothern’s buildings, -Lady’s lane -Chettleburgh, Robert, saddle and harness maker, Queen street -Chettleburgh, Henry, confectioner, Rampant Horse street -Chedwick, Francis, confectioner, Magdalen street -Chipperfield, Charles, flyman, St. Stephen’s gates -Christie, Thomas, clothier, Magdalen street -Christmas and George, Messrs., lock and whitesmiths, Cow hill -Church, Charles, bill deliverer, Theatre street -Church, George, teacher of music, Theatre street -Church, William, shopkeeper, Upper King street -Clabburn, James, plumber, St. Martin at Oak -Clabburn and Sparks, wine and spirit merchants, Magdalen street -Clabburn, Thomas, manufacturer of dresses, Pitt street -Clark, Samuel, clerk, Distillery street -Clark, Thomas, auctioneer and appraiser, Ivy cottage, Lakenham -Clarke, Ann, green grocer, Ber street -Clarke, Charles, brewer and maltster, St. Miles’ -Clarke, Frederic, vinegar brewer, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Clarke, Frederic Edward, tunist, Prince’s street -Clarke, George Oliver, accountant, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Clarke and Hunter, upholsterers, cabinet makers, carvers, gilders, paper -hangers, decorators, and auctioneers, Dove street -Clarke, James, Grapes commercial and family hotel, Upper St. Giles’ -Clarke, John, the Ship, Cowgate street -Clarke, John, shoe factor, Distillery street -Clarke, John, general manufacturer, Calvert street -Clarke, John Welham, cabinet maker, h. Highbury villa, Bracondale -Clarke, Joseph, farmer, Old Lakenham -Clarke, Maria, straw bonnet manufacturer, milliner, &c., St. Gregory’s -church alley -Clarke, Maria, dress maker, Pottergate street -Clarke, Royal, coal merchant, William street -Clarke, Samuel, inspector, Castle meadow -Clarke, Samuel, butcher, Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -Clarke, Sophia, Saw Mills tavern, Fishgate street -Clarke, William, the Queen of Hungary, St. Benedict’s street -Claxton, George, baker, grocer, and tea dealer, Tinkler’s lane -Claxton, Walter, baker, New Catton -Clayton, George, fish dealer, Fishmarket -Clayton, Thomas, Black Boys, Barrack street -Clements, Charlotte, Coachmakers’ Arms, Bethel street -Climpson, Edward, tailor, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Cletheroe, James, cow keeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Cletheroe, James, plumber, glazier, and painter, Distillery street -Clitheroe, William, boot and shoe maker, Botolph street -Clowes, Francis, auctioneer, St. Andrew’s Hall plain -Cobb, Leggatt, butcher, St. Augustine’s street -Cobb, Robert, Leggatt, butcher, Magdalen street -Cocks, Dennis, tailor and clothier, Magdalen street -Cocks, Thomas, clothier, Lower Westwick street -Cocks, Thomas, tailor, Elm hill -Cocks, William, blacksmith, St. Catherine’s plain -Codling, Arthur John, boarding and day school, Magdalen street -Codling, Robert, Three Turks, Lower Westwick street -Coe, Mark, Plough, Castle hill -Cogman, Frederic, tailor, &c., Prince’s street -Cohen, Joseph Louis, letter founder, Scoles green -Cohen, Philip, orange merchant, Swan lane -Colby, Richard, printer and book-binder, Golden Dog lane -Colby, Samuel, Bullock and Butcher, St. Giles’ hill -Coldham, John, the Duke of York, Thorpe hamlet -Collett, Robert George, Tuns tavern, Whitefriars’ street -Cole, Elijah, Wheatsheaf inn, Castle hill -Cole, Emma, baby linen warehouse, London street -Cole, John Beck, woollen draper and tailor, Post-office street -Cole, Mrs. Sarah, ladies’ boarding school, Newmarket road -Collins, James, boot and shoe maker, Davey place -Collins, Mary, shopkeeper, Heigham street -Coleman, George Lovick, draper and mercer, Market-place -Coleman, Samuel, Albert tavern, Ber street -Coleman and Son, silk mercers, drapers, and hosiers, London street -Coleman, Timothy, the White House, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Colman and Glendenning, wholesale and retail ironmongers, oil and -colourmen, dealers in lead, glass, and paper hangings, and wholesale -saddlers’ ironmongers, &c., Rampant Horse street -Colman, Henry, grocer and tea dealer, Market-place -Colman, John Daniel, builder, Magdalen street -Colman, William, farmer and dealer in horses, Crescent road -Colsey, Emily, stay maker, St. Andrew’s -Coman, Thomas, John, and Henry, grocers and tea dealers, St. Benedict’s -street -Cooper, Eliza, Wine Coopers’ Arms, Lower Goat lane -Cooper, Emanuel, surgeon, Tombland -Cooper, Jeremiah, Keel Wherry, King street -Cooper, John & Sons, jewellers, silversmiths, and watchmakers, London -street -Cooper, Nathaniel, Royal Oak, Heigham street -Cooper, Robert, solicitor’s clerk, Private road, Mill lane, Unthank’s -road -Cooper, Robert Harris, silversmith, London Street; h Unthank’s road -Cooper, Samuel, the Cow, Cow hill -Cooper, Susanna, seamstress, St. Giles’ hill -Cooper, Thomas, shopkeeper, St. Augustine’s street -Cooper, Thomas, Gardeners’ Arms, St. John’s Timberhill -Cooper and Watson, surgeons, Tombland -Cooper, William, the Plough, St. Benedict’s street -Cook, Edward Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer, White Lion street -Cook, Samuel, brush manufacturer, Davey place -Cooke, Charlotte, dressmaker, St. Giles’ str. -Cooke, Edward, leather cutter, St. John’s Maddermarket -Cooke, John, Fox and Hounds, Ber street -Cooke, William, chemist and druggist, St. Giles’ street -Cooper, Carlos, barrister, Old Lakenham -Cooper, John Norton Valentine, solicitor, the Crescent -Coote, George Mark, bookbinder, ruler, account book manufacturer, -engraver and printer, Hay hill -Coote, Maria, dealer in hams, tongues, &c. Hay hill -Cootes, Benjamin, shopkeeper, St. Miles’ street -Copeman William, agent to the Legal and Commercial Life Insurance -Company, the Manchester Fire Insurance Company, and the Times Life -Assurance and Guarantee Society, Gentleman’s Walk, Market-place -Copeman, Bell, draper, St. Gregory’s Church alley -Copeman and Sons, wholesale and retail grocers, and general commission -agents, Gentleman’s Walk, Market-place -Copland, John, Town House tavern, St. Andrew’s hill -Cordran, Fanny, coach builder, Magdalen street -Cordran, William, cabinet maker, Brown’s court, St. Stephen’s -Core, Joseph, commercial traveller, Heigham road -Cork, Henry, butcher, St. Augustine’s street -Corrick, William, cabinet maker and upholsterer, St. Giles’ street -Corsbie, Dennis T., accountant, West End terrace, Grapes hill -Corsbie, Joseph, accountant, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Corsbie, Samuel W., solicitor’s clerk, Distillery street -Cossey, Robert, Royal Oak, St. Martin’s at Oak -Cott, Thomas, pawnbroker, Pottergate street -Cousins, James, fruiterer, Church alley, St. Gregory’s -Cousins, Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer, wholesale and retail, Bethel -street -Cowan, Charlotte, William the Fourth, Gildengate street -Cowan, Alexander, travelling draper, Lady’s lane -Cowan, Charlotte, Tuns tavern, All Saints’ green -Cox, John, boot and shoe maker, Magdalen street -Cox John, cabinet maker, Laflin’s buildings, St. Benedict’s road -Crancher, John, Recruiting Sergeant, Ber street -Craske, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Lower Goat lane -Craske, Josiah J., draper’s assistant, William street -Crawford, William, boot maker, Bank street -Creak, James Henry, china, glass, and earthenware dealer, wholesale and -retail, Bridewell alley -Crickmay, Edward, surgeon, Magdalen street -Crickmore, Henry, White Hart inn, Upper market -Crickmore, William, shopkeeper, St. Miles’ street -Crisp, John Wiseman, tailor, draper, and clerical robe maker, Castle -meadow -Crisp, Thomas Dawson, manufacturer of dresses, Pitt street -Crook, John, surgeon, London street -Cruso, Lydia, ready-made linen warehouse, Briggs’ street -Crosskill, Robert, cork manufacturer, Bridge street -Crosskill, William, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Cross, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Lower Goat lane -Cross, James, corn merchant, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Cross, John, accountant, Dereham road -Cross, William, butcher, Rose lane -Crosse, Thomas William, surgeon, St. Giles’ street -Crowe, Charles, upholsterer, Elm hill -Crowe, Edward, Balloon tavern, St. Margaret’s -Crowe, Elizabeth, ladies’ boarding school, Calvert street -Crowe, George, White Lion, St. Benedict’s street -Crowe, J. and Sons, cabinet makers and upholsterers, carvers, gilders, -paper hangers, and decorators, St. Stephen’s street -Crowe, William, cabinet maker, h Newmarket road -Crowfoot, William, broker, Ber street -Cubitt, George, chemist, agent to the Clerical Medical and General Life -Assurance Society, General Fire Assurance Agent, and Secretary to the -Norwich Union Provident Society; Gentleman’s Walk, Market-place -Cubitt, James, grocer, King street -Cubitt, Samuel Durrant, wholesale ironmonger, oil and colour merchant, -Mitchell’s court, Market-place; h Victoria street -Cubitt, Thomas, Two Brewers, Magdalen street -Cubitt, Thomas, glover, St. Augustine’s road -Cubitt, William Jeary, corn and seed merchant, Magdalen street -Cudbard, John and Charles, machine makers, Theatre street -Cudden, Ann, the Rifleman, All Saints’ green -Cuddon, Brothers, conveyancers, Bethel str. -Cullen, Christopher, watch and clock maker, jeweller, &c., Pottergate -street -Cullingford, Frederick, marine store dealer, Ber street -Cullington, John, butcher, St. Augustine’s street -Culley and Hart, merchants, Duke’s Palace -Cullington, Mary Ann, boot and shoe maker, Queen street -Culyer and Bowen, plumbers, &c., Pottergate street -Culyer, Charles Arthur, cooper, Rampant Horse street -Culyer, Thomas, dyer and confectioner, St. Augustine’s street -Culyer, Thomas, gothic carver, Pottergate street -Culyer, William, commission agent, Grapes hill -Cundall, B., Son and Co., silk mercers and drapers, Gentleman’s walk, -Market-place -Cunney, Robert, carpenter, New Catton -Cunningham, Thomas, Eight Ringers, St. Miles’ street -Cunningham, William, Princess Royal, Rampant Horse street -Cunnington, William, small ware dealer, Little Orford street -Cunnington, William, turner, Willow lane -Curson, Miss, Superintendent of the Magdalen Institution for Young Women, -Lower close -Curtis and Balls, builders, West Pottergate street -Curtis, George Wm., grocer, Thorpe hamlet -Curtis, William, currier, St. Benedict’s street -Cushing, William, the Albion, Market-place -Cushing, James, boot and shoe maker, Distillery street -Cushion, William, timber merchant and builder, Rising Sun road -Custance, Jonathan, dealer in stationery, Magdalen street -Cutmore, William Thomas, the Mazeppa, Cowgate street -Dack, Jonathan, fishmonger, Fishgate street -Dade, Charlotte, milliner, Swan lane -Dady, George, wine and spirit merchant, Old Post-office court -Dady, Daniel, green grocer, St. Stephen’s street -Dadworth, Thomas, printer, Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -D’Alberg, Catherine, shopkeeper, Palace plain -Dallinger, Joseph, engraver, copper-plate printer, and lithographer, -Davey place -Dalrymple, Arthur, solicitor, St. Giles’ street -Dalrymple, Donald, surgeon, Surrey street -Dambrooke, John, Jolly Butchers, Ber street -Daniels, Thomas, tailor, &c., Albert tavern, Dove street -Dann, James, fruiterer, Magdalen street -Daplyn, Mary, baker, St. Augustine’s street -Darken, Canuel, builder, St. Stephen’s gates -Darken, James, pianoforte warehouse, Pottergate street -Darken, James, news agent, Little London street -Dashwood, Lancelot, surgeon, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Davey, Jane, milliner, Upper St. Giles’ -Davis and Company, surgeons, Pottergate street -Davis, Samuel Strangeman, agent for the Norfolk and Eastern Counties’ -Coal Company, Mile lane, Newmarket road -Davison, John, Crooked Billet, Heigham street -Davison, Matthew, baker, Rising Sun lane -Davy, John, clerk, St. Swithin’s -Dawbarn, James, coal and salt merchant, Castle meadow -Dawes, Larrance, Robin Hood, Dereham road -Dawes Larrance, carver and gilder, St. Andrew’s hill -Dawes, Robert, builder, undertaker, &c., Hampden place, Dereham road -Dawson George, brickmaker and farmer, Drazen Doors road -Dawson, Jonathan, butcher, Magdalen street -Dawson, James, the Black Eagle, grocer and tea dealer, Wellington -terrace, Union place -Dawson, James, King’s Arms, Thorpe hamlet -Dawson, Philip, butcher, Magdalen street -Dawson, Samuel, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Dawson, William, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Dawson, William, Punch and Chop-house, Upper market -Dawson, William, baker, Rupert street, Union place -Day, Alfred, solicitor, All Saints’ green -Day, Starling, accountant, New Catton -Day, William Hawkes, surgeon, Surrey street -Daynes, John, the Arabian Horse, New Lakenham -Daynes, John, watchmaker, Pitt street -Daynes, John, bookseller, Back of the Inns -Daynes, Maria, Crown and Angel, St. Stephen’s street -Daynes, Richard, confectioner, Lower Westwick street -Daynes, Robert, Coach and Horses, Bethel street -Daynes, Samuel, printer, St. Stephen’s street -Dead, Mrs., day school, Somerset place, Holl’s lane -Dean, Alfred, Black Swan tavern, Upper market -Deane, James, boot and shoe manufacturer, Bridge street; h Gildengate -street -Death, John, cooper, Bishopgate street -Devereaux, Edmund, plumber and glazier, Middle street, St. George’s -De Carle, Henry, stone and marble mason, Chapel field road -De Carle, James J., grocer West Wymer str. -De Carle, William, commercial traveller, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s -gates -Decomy, William, banker’s messenger, Prince’s street -Deeks, John, George the Fourth, Ber street -Delf and Co., drapers, &c., Tombland -Delph, William, plumber, St. Augustine’s street -Delph, William, Prince of Wales, St. Augustine’s street -Denmark, William, Seven Stars, Barrack street -De Vear, John, merchant, Lower close -Dennington, Miss Sarah, St. Saviour’s Infant school, Golden Dog lane -Dennis, Charles, whitesmith, St. Stephen’s gates -Dent, Thomas, butcher, Ber street -Denny, John, green-grocer, Union street, Union place -Debbage, James, the Fountain, St. Benedict’s street -Devear and Phillips, woollen warehousemen, Davey place -Dew, Britiffe Edward, hair dresser, King street -Dew, Mr., superintendent of the Rotary Cemetery, Thorpe hamlet -Dewing, David, agent to the Scottish Provident Institution, &c., St. -Catherine’s plain -Dexter, Robert, assistant draper, Bracondale -Dickinson, Richard, accountant, St. Stephen’s road -Dickinson, Richard, butcher, St. Benedict’s street -Dickinson, Richard, saddler and harness maker, Castle meadow -Digby, Peter, Catherine Wheel, St. Augustine’s street -Digby, Richard, Anchor of Hope, Bracondale -Ding, James, baker, Pottergate street -Diver, Isaac, King’s Head, Gildengate street -Diver, Jabez, shopkeeper, St. Paul’s Church plain -Dixon, Benjamin, M.P.S., chemist and druggist, Rose corner, King street -Dixon, Elizabeth, clear starcher, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Dixon, Thomas, watch and clock maker, Bridewell alley -Dobson, Richard, shopkeeper, St. Benedict’s street -Dobson, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -Dodson, William Robert, silversmith and jeweller, Upper London street -Doughty Richard, King’s Head, Davey place -Doughty, Thomas, grocer and tea dealer, King street -Doughty, John, carpenter and builder, Crook’s place -Douglass, John, shopkeeper, Silver road -Dove, Harry, surgeon, Tombland -Dover, Charles, Mill tavern, Mill lane, New Catton -Dowde, Mary, midwife, St. Margaret’s alley -Downing, Joseph, china, glass, and earthenware dealer, and fishing tackle -manufacturer, Gentleman’s walk, Market place -Dowson, John Withers, solicitor, Castle meadow -Dowson and Sons, coal merchants, Duke’s Palace -Drake, Brazilla, the Duke of Norfolk, Church street, New Lakenham -Drake, Charles, surgeon, All Saints’ green -Drake, Francis, White Horse, St. Miles’ street -Drake, John, green grocer, Ber street -Drake, Mary, pork shop, Church walk, New Lakenham -Drake, Samuel, shopkeeper, Lower Westwick street -Drane, Hannah, ladies’ school, Rigby’s court -Drane, Henry, Carrow inn, King street gates -Drane, Joseph, decorative painter, Rigby’s court -Drane, Wm., Curriers’ Arms, St. Stephen’s back street -Draper, Henry, manager of the Electric and International Telegraph -Company, Market place -Drage, William, World’s-end, World’s-end lane -Driver, William, banker’s clerk, St. Benedict’s road -Duffield, Abigail, shopkeeper, Middle street, St. George’s -Duffield, George, grocer, St. Mary’s street -Duffield, Henry, tailor, Exchange street -Duffield, William, tailor, Grove place, New Lakenham -Dunch, Denmark, the Jolly Maltsters, Cowgate street -Dunham, John, grocer, Trory street, New Lakenham -Dunmore, Robert, corn merchant, St. Benedict’s street -Dunn, James, Queen’s Head, Quay side -Dunn, James, green grocer, Quay side -Dunn, John, baker, West Pottergate -Dunn, Richard, plumber and glazier, Surrey road -Dunn, Samuel, hair dresser, Magdalen street -Dunn, William, match manufacturer, Silver street -Dunnan, Robert G., accountant to the Equitable Fire-office, Bank street -Dunsford and Suggett, surgeon dentists, St. Giles’ street -Dunsford, James, surgeon dentist; h Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -Durrant, George, solicitor, Surrey street -Durrant, Henry, grocer and tea dealer, Ber street -Durrant, Robert, grocer, Church street -Durrant, Thomas, shopkeeper, Sherbourne place, King street -Durrant, Zachariah, the Greenland Fishery, St. Mary’s street -Dye and Palmer, solicitors, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Dye, M. and W., tailors, drapers, and hatters, Bank plain -Eagle, John, grocer and tobacconist, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -East of England Bank, Haymarket -Eastaugh, Mary, York tavern, Castle meadow -Easton, Haylett, Elephant, Magdalen street -Easton, Isaac, Unicorn, St. Mary’s plain -Easton, Zachariah, pork shop, St. James’ street -Eastwood, James, the Tuns tavern, St. Miles’ street -Eaton, Mary Ann, Rose inn, St. Stephen’s street -Edgar, Thomas, brush manufacturer, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Edwards, Edward Manning, hair cutter and perfumer, Upper London street -Edwards, Anne Elizabeth, milliner and dress-maker, St. Stephen’s square -Edwards, Robert, Lame Dog road -Edwards, Sarah, publican, Briggs’ street -Edwards, W. P., linen draper, hosier, haberdasher, &c., St. Stephen’s -street -Egmore, Randall, superintendent of the City Mission, Grove road, New -Lakenham -Eke, Francis, Odd Fellows’ Arms, Ber street -Ellingham, Henry, plumber and glazier, Elm hill -Elliott Miss, E., milliner and dress-maker, Upper King street -Elliott, George, Duke tavern, Tombland -Ellis, Benjamin, Dove tavern, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Ellis, Mary, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Ellis, Samuel, green grocer, St. Martin’s Oak -Ellis, William, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Ellison, Frances, barometer and thermometer maker, and fancy repository, -Dove street -Ellwood, Henry, butcher, St. John’s Timberhill -Elmer, John, accountant, St. Catherine’s terrace -Elvin, Elizabeth, midwife, Ber street -Elwes, Jonathan, dealer in tobacco, St. Stephen’s road -Emery, George, farmer, Eaton; h Pier Cottage, Union place -Emms, Charles, Wine Coopers’ Arms, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Emms, William, Crown inn, St. John’s Timberhill -Empson, Ezra, baker, St. Augustine’s street -Empson, Samuel, grocer, New Catton -Enfield, William, manufacturer, Colegate street -Engall, Joseph, green grocer, St. Augustine’s street -England, Robert, builder, St. Giles’ hill -English, Joseph, tailor, woollen draper, and hatter, Upper London street -English, Mark, the Sawyers, St. Paul’s Church plain -English, Robert, builder, St. Giles’ hill -English and Son, drapers and silk mercers, London street -Etheridge, George, goldsmith, Gentleman’s walk -Etheridge, Thomas, junr., Clerk to the Eastern Counties’ Railway Company; -h Thorpe hamlet -Everett, Thomas, merchant, Bracondale -Evans, Charles, barrister, and Chancellor of the Diocese of Norwich, -Upper King str. -Evans, George, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Evans, Harry, Clerk to the E. C. R. Comp., Lower close -Evans, John, shopkeeper, Bishopgate street -Evans, Robert, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Ewing, John William, nurseryman and seedsman, Exchange street -Fabb, Charles and Ruth, shopkeeper and dressmaker, St. Augustine’s street -Fair, Thomas, green grocer, Bishopsgate street -Faircloth, George, shopkeeper, Julian street -Fairhead, John, shopkeeper, Thorpe hamlet -Fairhead, Mary Ann, beer shop, Pottergate street -Fairman, William, hair-dresser, Barrack str. -Fairweather, Henry, upholsterer and cabinet maker, St. Giles’ street -Fairweather, Lydia, linen draper, silk mercer, hosier, and haberdasher, -London str. -Fake, John, the Wrestlers, St. James’ street -Fargus, Johnston, agent to Virtue and Co., publishers, Rose lane -Farman, Henry, the Jolly Skinners, St. Martin’s at Oak -Farman, Robert, gardener, King street -Farmer, Charles Adolphe, and Huke, James William, Pharmaceutical chemists -and druggists, Upper Market-place -Farmer, Benjamin, schoolmaster, Colegate street -Farnell, James Thomas, boarding and day school, Tuck’s court, St. Giles’ -street -Farnell, William Keeling, boarding academy, Theatre street -Farrow, Mrs. Maria, French corset and stay maker, St. Giles’ hill -Farrow, Thomas, green grocer, Union place -Fearnley, Joseph, jeweller, London street; h Holl’s lane -Fearnside, Benjamin, broker, Palace street -Featherstone, Thomas, accountant, Distillery street -Feek, William, horse-breaker, livery and commission stables, St. Giles’ -road -Felmingham, William, commercial traveller, Distillery street -Felstead, James, shopkeeper, Mill street, Crook’s place -Fenn, John, grocer, New Catton -Fenn, Robert, grocer, Magdalen street -Fenn, Thomas, Hen and Chickens, St. Mary’s plain -Fenn, Thomas, boot and shoe warehouse, Pottergate street -Fickling, Robert, solicitor, Prince’s street -Fiddeman, Robert, Cabinet Makers’ Arms, Redwell street -Field and Bignold, solicitors, Upper Surrey street -Field, Edward, solicitor, Surrey street -Field, Robert, chair maker, Queen street, Crook’s place -Figg, George, Boar’s Head inn, Surrey street -Filby, W. E., spirit merchant, Stamp Office yard -Finegan, William Thomas, teacher of French, Cow hill -Finch, William Henry, whitesmith and bell-hanger, Waggon and Horses’ lane -Firth, Ellen, ladies’ boarding school, Crescent -Firth, George Warren Watts, surgeon, St. Martin’s at Palace -Fish, William, music seller, Bridewell alley -Fisher, George, shopkeeper, Union place -Fish and Son, dyers, Lower Westwick street -Fisher, James, solicitor, offices, King street, h Lower close -Fisher, James Cracknell, grocer and tea-dealer, St. Stephen’s street -Fisher, Robert, grocer, St. Augustine’s street -Fisher, Robert, grocer and tea dealer, St. Martin’s at Oak -Fisher, Robert Watts, builder, Museum court, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Fisher, Thomas, builder and surveyor, St. Andrew’s Broad street, the -Crescent -Fisher, William, builder, Calvert street -Fiske, Francis Robert, draper and silk mercer, London street -Fison, Thomas, accountant, St. Augustine’s road -Fitch and Chambers, chemists, Market place -Fitt, Benjamin, pipe maker, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Fitt, George, Builders’ Arms, Pottergate street -Fitt, James, butcher, Ber street -Fitt, John, carpenter, Rising Sun lane -Fitt, Robert, gin-shop, Castle meadow -Fitt, William, butcher, Ber street -Flatt, John, ironmonger, Magdalen street -Fletcher, Ann, dyer, Quay side -Fletcher and Alexander, booksellers, printers, publishers, bookbinders, -and wholesale stationers, agents to the National Mercantile Life -Assurance Society, and depot of the British and Foreign Bible Society, -Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Fletcher, Josiah, bookseller, &c., Market-place; h Unthank’s road -Flood, Harriet, draper, St. Benedict’s street -Florence, George, Rose tavern, St. Miles’ Thorn lane -Flower, Jonathan, draper, Wensum street -Foot, Henry, silk manufactory, Calvert street -Folk, Charles, baker, Gildengate street -Folk, Charles, baker, King street, Crook’s place -Ford, Elizabeth, milliner, Pitt street -Ford and Son, wholesale boot and shoe manufacturers, Colegate street -Ford, William, shoe manufacturer, Earlham road -Ford, William Foyster, shoe manufacturer, Calvert street -Forder, Ellen, schoolmistress, Horn’s lane -Forrester, George, land agent, agent to the Union Fire and Life, and -General Hail Storm Societies, Upper close -Forster, Edwin, tobacconist, St. Stephen’s st. -Forster, John, umbrella, parasol, and straw hat manufacturer, Upper -London street -Forster, Samuel, general shopkeeper, Barrack street -Forster, Thomas, tea dealer and general shopkeeper, West Pottergate -Forster, Thomas, shopkeeper, Queen street, Crook’s place -Foster, Augustus and Son, Norfolk hotel, St. Giles’ street -Forte, William, and Watts, William Henry, paper hangers, St. Augustine’s -street -Foulger, Robert, coachmaker, Mason’s court, Ber street -Foulsham, Henry, currier, leather merchant, and dealer in grindery, -wholesale and retail, White Lion street -Foulsham, Thomas, Coach and Horses, furniture broker, Red Lion street -Foulsham, William, hairdresser and tobacconist, Bridge street -Fountain, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Heigham street -Fountain, Henry, William the Fourth, King street, Crook’s place -Fountain, Mary Ann, the Hay Trussers, King street -Fountain, Mrs., general cooking, luncheon, and dining establishment, -London street -Fountain, Thomas, accountant, Seymour place, St. Stephen’s square -Fox, Elizabeth, baker, Lower close -Fox, Frederic, solicitor, Surrey street -Fox, Isaac, Queen’s Head, St. Giles’ street -Fox, Joel, furrier, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Fox, John, shopkeeper, Fishgate street -Fox, John, surgeon, Upper King street -Fox, Thomas Colman, solicitor, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Fox, William, baker, Cowgate street -Francis, George, Jolly Dealers, and shoemaker, Castle hill -Francis, Joseph, tailor, Charing cross -Francis, Thomas, green grocer, St. John’s Timberhill -Francis, W. B., surgeon, Colegate street -Frary, Richard, piece broker, St. Andrew’s hill -Frary, William, watch and clock maker, St. Benedict’s street -Fraser, John, draper, St. Benedict’s road -Freeman, Charles Jeremiah, and Wells, W., cabinet makers and -upholsterers, Upper London street -Freeman, Charles Robert, tea warehouse, Exchange street -Freeman, Charles Robert, corn and flour dealer, Upper market -Freeman, Charles Robert, wholesale grocer and foreign fruit merchant, -Upper King street, h Eaton lodge -Freeman, Henry, and Nash, Charles, cheese factors, wholesale grocers and -tallow chandlers, Upper market -Freeman, James, boat builder, King street -Freeman, James, bread and biscuit baker, St. Giles’ street -Freeman, Richard, boot and shoe maker, St. Benedict’s street -Freeman, Samuel, Dyer’s Arms, Quay side -Freeman, William, baker, Union place -Freeman, William, jun., carver, gilder, and printseller, Rampant Horse -street -Freestone, Anthony, baker, Church street, New Lakenham -Freestone, Edward, solicitor, Little Orford street -Friar, William, sawyer, Chapel street, Union place -Frohawk, M., farmer, Valentine street, Heigham -Fromow, John, clothier, Lower Westwick street -Fromow, Stephen, cattle salesman, St. John’s Timberhill -Fromow, William, chemist and druggist, St. Augustine’s street -Frost, Charles, carpenter and builder, Chapel field road -Frost, Hezekiah, gardener, Lower close -Frost, James, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Frost, John, boot and shoe maker, Lower Westwick street -Frost, Mrs. Mary, staymaker, Davey place -Frost, Robert, portmanteau and trunk manufacturer, Davey place -Frost, William, Temperance hotel, Upper walk, Market-place -Fuller, Benjamin, commercial traveller, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s -road -Fuller, Edward, tailor, &c., Red Lion street -Fuller, James, saddler, Market-place -Fuller, Robert, Trumpet inn, St. Stephen’s street -Fuller, William, tobacconist, Red Lion str. -Furse, James Thomas, window blind manufacturer, upholsterer, &c., -Tombland -Furse, Maria, dyer and dresser, Gildengate street -Fussey, Susan, butcher, Ber street -Futter, John, shopkeeper, St. Mary’s plain -Futter, Nathaniel, green grocer, Ber street -Gaffer, Samuel, house agent, Paragon street -Gage, Lydia, lodging house, Queen street -Gapp, John Smith, Black Horse, St. Giles’ road -Gardner, Maria, shopkeeper, St. Benedict’s street -Gardner, William, paper and rag merchant, St. Paul’s opening -Gardiner, William, Cock, Upper King street -Gardner, Thompson, green grocer and fruiterer, Upper St. Giles’ street -Gardom, John William, silk manufacturer, mills, Lower Westwick street; h. -Unthank’s road -Garner, Francis, fishmonger, Cowgate street -Garnham, William, grocer and tea dealer, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Garrett, John, travelling draper, Pottergate street -Garrod, Edward, editor to the _Norfolk Chronicle_, private road, -Unthank’s road -Garthon, James Slapp, surgeon, Upper St. Giles’ street -Gazely, James, green grocer, Lower Westwick street -Gaul, Edward James, shuttle maker and turner, St. Augustine’s street -Gay, Mrs., brush maker, Upper market -Gaze, George, timber merchant, Hamlet place, Grapes hill -Gaze, Matthew, builder, King street -Gaze, William, millwright, St. Paul’s back lane -Gaze, William, register office for servants, Westlegate street -Gedge, Frederic, dyer, St. Benedict’s -Gedge, George, plumber, glazier, and painter, Wounded Hart lane, Upper -market -Gedge, William, hairdresser, St. Benedict’s street -Gedge, William John, hairdresser, St. Martin’s at Oak -Geary, William, shawl manufacturer, St. Augustine’s street -Geldart, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, Wensum street; h. Thorpe -hamlet -Geldart and Son, importers of foreign wines and spirits, Wensum street -Gent, David, St. John’s Head, St. Miles’ street -Gent, George, shopkeeper, St. Miles’ street -George, John, fishmonger, St. Benedict’s street -George, Misses, ladies’ academy, Colegate street -George, Richard, coal merchant, Quay side -George, William Morris, carpenter and builder, Pottergate street -Gerrard, George, the John Bull, Crook’s place -Gerred, William, hairdresser, Botolph street -Gibbs, Richard, Rose and Crown, Bishopgate street -Gibson, Charles Mends, surgeon, Bethel street -Gibson, Matthew, brush maker, Paragon street -Gibson, Samuel, butcher, Gildengate street -Gibson, William, baker, St. Catherine’s plain -Gidden, S., shopkeeper, St. Stephen’s street -Gidney, Samuel, the Bushel, St. Augustine’s street -Gifford, Samuel, stationer and shopkeeper, St. Benedict’s street -Gilbert, James, plumber, Magdalen street -Gilbert, William, carpenter arid builder, St. Augustine’s -Gill, James, grocer, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Gill, John, china and glass warehouse, St. Giles’ street -Gilman, Charles Rackham, solicitor, secretary to the Norfolk Farmers’ -Cattle Insurance Society, St. Giles’ street -Gilman, Charles Suckling, solicitor, stock and share broker, secretary to -the General Hail Storm Insurance Society, and the Norwich Chamber of -Commerce, Fisher’s lane, St. Giles’ street -Gilman, Charles Suckling, boot and shoe manufacturer, Bethel street -Gilman John, carver and gilder, Upper London street -Girdlestone, D., hair restorer, Lower Goat lane -Girdlestone, Reuben, hairdresser and perfumer, and branch post-office, -Upper St. Giles’ street -Girdlestone, Thomas, Horse Shoes, Palace street -Girling, William, corn chandler, Golden Ball, Golden Ball street -Gissing, Robert, commercial traveller, West Wymer street -Gittings, Cornelius, porter merchant, Calvert street -Glendenning, J. B., ironmonger, St. Stephen’s gates -Goat, Charles, Old Goat tavern, Upper Goat lane -Goffin, Matilda Elizabeth, boot and shoe warehouse, Palace street -Goggs, William, grocer and tea dealer, Upper St. Giles’ -Golder, Edward, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Goldsmith, James, boot and shoe maker, Back of the Inns -Goldsmith, James, tea, coffee, and spice dealer, St. Stephen’s street -Goldsmith, Thomas, confectioner and baker, St. Stephen’s street -Goldspring, Mrs. E., dressmaker, William street -Goldsworth, James, beer retailer, St. Stephen’s street -Gooch, George Carver, decorator, Upper King street, and Castle meadow -Gooch, Noah, brewer and beer retailer, Charing cross -Gooch, Richard, astrologer, Southwell cottage, New Lakenham -Gooch, Henry James, the Sons of Commerce, St. Michael’s at Thorn lane -Gooch, Isaac, the Queen Victoria, Queen street, Crook’s place -Gooch, Joshua, coach lace and fringe manufacturer, Dove street -Gooch, Robert, bookseller, White Lion street -Gooch, S. J., currier and leather seller, Davey place -Gooch, Thomas, the Fortune-of-War, Calvert street -Gooch, Thomas, brush manufacturer, Grout’s thoroughfare -Gooch, William, Baker’s Arms, Lower Westwick street -Good, Thomas, boot-tree and last maker, Magdalen street -Gooderham, Samuel, tunist, Elm hill -Gooderson, John, and Moll, William, family linen warehouse, Upper Market -place -Gooderson, William, machine maker and wheelwright, Chapel field road -Gooding, Harriet, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Red Lion street -Goodson, William, butcher, St. Benedict’s road -Goodson, Sarah, butcher, Upper market -Goodwin, John, solicitor—office, Willow lane—residence, Thorpe -Goodwin, Dr. John W., Queen street -Goodwin, Charles, surgeon—agent for the National Life Assurance Society, -Willow lane -Goose, Jacob, green grocer, Rising Sun lane -Goose, Robert, builder, Union place -Goose, Mrs., milliner, Briggs’ street -Goose, William Henry, artist, Briggs’ street -Gorell, Robert Atkinson, silk and cotton merchant and yarn agent, Tudor -cottage, Unthank’s road -Gosnold, Henry George, clerk, Bethel street -Goulder, Elizabeth, milliner, Magdalen street -Gowen, Susan, broker, Pump street -Gower, Thomas, concentrated pure lemonade manufacturer, Gun lane -Gowing, Charles, saddler and harness maker, Castle hill -Gowen, Jeremiah, draper, St. Mary’s street -Graham, Nathaniel, baker, Union place -Grand, Edward, tailor, Upper King street -Grand, George, tailor, draper, and hatter, London street -Grant, Frederick, working jeweller, Ber street -Grant, Henry, grocer, Grove place, St. Giles’ road -Grant, Thomas, chemist and druggist, Ber street -Graver, Abraham, green grocer, Magdalen street -Graver, Thomas, baker, St. Paul’s Church plain -Gray, Francis, tailor, Surrey street -Gray, James, hair dresser, Bethel street -Gray, Mary Ann, butcher, St. Benedict’s street -Gray, Richard, tailor, West Pottergate street -Green, Ann, dressmaker, milliner, and straw bonnet maker, register office -for servants, Post Office street -Green and Company, wholesale boot and shoe manufactory, Bethel street -Greene, Charles Jeremiah, tobacconist and tea dealer, Rose lane -Green, John, City of Norwich inn, St. Stephen’s plain -Green, John, gardener, Asylum lane -Green, John, plumber and glazier, Pottergate street -Green, Mary Ann, milliner and dressmaker, Colegate street -Greene, Robert, basket maker, St. Benedict’s street -Green, Robert and Son, timber merchants, Garden street, St. Michael’s at -Thorn lane -Green, Susanna, shopkeeper, St. James’ street -Green, William, clerk to Dean and Chapter office, Lower close -Green, William Dann, the Bee Hive, St. Paul’s Church plain -Greenhill, J., chemist and druggist, St. Giles’ street -Greeves, Benjamin, butcher, Upper market -Greeves, Henry, butcher, Market place; h Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Griffin, Mrs. E., carver and builder, Cow hill -Griffiths, Hannah, plane, saw, and brace manufacturer, Lower Goat lane -and Pottergate street -Griggs, Frederic William, pawnbroker, Upper King street -Griggs, William, tax collector, St. Benedict’s street -Grimmer, Samuel, spirit merchant, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Grimes, John, Norfolk and Eastern Counties’ Railway tavern, Upper King -street -Grimes, Maria, shopkeeper, Botolph street -Grinling, George, accountant, Unthank’s road -Grinter, Charles Edward, bookbinder, Gildengate street -Groom, George, dyer, Brazen Doors road -Groom, George, shoe manufacturer, St. Stephen’s street -Grout and Company, silk mills, St. Benedict’s -Gun, Robert, coach maker, Grove place, New Lakenham -Gunton, Alfred, surgeon dentist, St. Giles’ street -Gunton, Henry, watchmaker and jeweller, corner of Rampant Horse and -Briggs’ streets -Gunton, Thomas, horse hair seating manufacturer, St. Martin at Oak -Gurney, Francis, fishmonger, St. Paul’s street -Gurney, Richard, A. F., surgeon, St. Giles’ road -Gurneys, Birkbecks and Co., bankers, &c., Bank plain -Haddon, Mary Ann, grocer, tea dealer, and confectioner, Rose lane -Haggath, Thomas, tailor, New Catton -Hague, Francis, china, glass, and earthenware dealer, Charing cross -Hague, Francis, the Pigeons, Charing cross -Hagon, George, tailor, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Hagon, William, broker, St. Martin at Oak -Haldenstein, Philip, cap and shoe manufacturer, Bridewell alley -Hales, James, cabinet maker, St. John’s Maddermarket -Hall, Charles, butcher, Upper King street -Hall, James, draper, Regent street, Union place -Hall, James, painter, All Saints’ green -Hall, James, plumber, glazier, and to the Waterworks’ Company, Magdalen -street -Hall, Mrs. Lucia, dressmaker, William street -Hall, Timothy, boot maker, Ten-bell lane -Hall, Robert, umbrella maker, All Saints’ green -Hall, William, engraver and copper-plate printer, Back of the Inns -Hall, William, White Lion, St. Martin’s at palace -Hallows, George, saddle and harness maker, Rampant horse street -Hallows, Joseph, hair dresser, Royal Hotel street -Ham, Mrs. C. eating house, Orford hill -Hamley, O. S. commercial traveller, Distillery street -Hammond, John, Victoria tavern, 4, Upper Walk, Market-place -Hammond, Jonathan, shoemaker, Bridge street, Saint Lawrence -Hannah, Peter, licensed dealer in tea and coffee, Pottergate street -Hannant, Nathaniel, baker, Magdalen street -Hannant, Richard, grocer, tea dealer, and provision merchant, dealer in -British wines; Agent for Horne, Robins, and Co’s. Uncoloured Teas, Rose -corner -Hansell, Henry, solicitor, notary, public proctor, deputy registrar of -the Archdeacon of Norfolk, agent to Scottish Widow’s Fund Life Assurance -Society; office, Upper close -Hansell, Joseph, commercial traveller, Distillery street -Hansell, Robert, solicitor, Surrey street -Hansell, Sarah, earthenware dealer, St. Augustine’s street -Hansell, Mary, straw bonnet maker and blocker, John street, Rose lane -Hansell, William, green grocer, Church street, Union place -Hanworth, George, traveller, Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -Harbord, Joseph Massingham, saddle and harness maker, Upper St. Giles’ -street -Harcourt, Anthony, gig manufacturer, Vauxhall terrace, Julian place -Harcourt, James, professor of music, Colegate street -Harden, Charles, baker, Tinkler’s lane -Hardesty, Alexander, stationer, &c., White Lion street -Hardesty, George, grocer and tea dealer, Charing cross -Hardiment, Eleanor, green grocer, St. Martin’s lane -Hardiment, Jarvis, china warehouse, St. Benedict’s street -Harding, Levi, Crocodile, Heigham street -Hardingham, William, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Hardy, Charles, whip maker, Saint John’s timberhill -Hardy, Francis, schoolmaster, St. Stephen’s road -Hardy, James, grocer, tea dealer, and tallow chandler, wholesale and -retail, Rampant Horse street -Hardy, Johnson, boot maker, St. Benedict’s street -Hardy, Michael baker, St. Catherine’s plain -Hardy, William Edwards, plumber, glazier, and painter, Dove street -Hardy, William, timber merchant, Pitt street -Hardy, William, Cherry Tree, Gildengate street -Hardiman, Sarah, academy, Bracondale -Hare, Edward, clerk to the Savings’ Bank, Lower close -Hare, John, clothier, Lower Westwick street -Hare, William, fishmonger, Upper market -Harley, John Payne, shopkeeper, St. Benedict’s street -Harman, Adam, the Flying Dutchman, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Harman and Sons, wine, brandy, ale and porter merchants, St. Andrew’s -hill -Harmer, D. and Company, merchants, wharfingers, and general agents, -Duke’s Palace -Harmer, Daniel, maltster, King street -Harmer, Elizabeth, hair dresser, Ber street -Harmer, James, fruiterer, St. Stephen’s str. -Harmer, Robert, upholsterer, Carrow hill -Harper, Ambrose, builder, Southwell road, New Lakenham -Harper, George, dyer, Calvert street -Harper, James Cursey, brush, patten, and clog maker, St. Benedict’s -street -Harper, Joseph, dyer, &c., Bridge street -Harper and Sutton, druggists, Bank plain -Harper, William, William the Fourth, second Cross street, Union place -Harply, Thomas, shopkeeper, Cowgate street -Harris, James, green grocer, Ber street -Harris, James Thomas, wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer, Ber street -Harris, Thomas, gardener, King street -Harris, William, Angel, Trowse Millgate -Harrison, Francis, confectioner, Elm hill -Harrison, John, grocer and tea dealer, Globe street, Union place -Harrison, Robert, grocer, Elm hill -Harrison, William Thomas, baker, Golden Ball street -Harrison, William, boot and shoe manufacturer, Bridewell alley -Harrison, William, confectioner, Saint Andrew’s hill -Harrison, William, tailor, St. Augustine’s street -Harrison, William, miller, New Mill yard, St. Swithin’s -Harrod, H., solicitor, agent to the Rock Life Assurance Company, Bank -street -Hart, Charles, general merchant, St. Giles’ street -Hart, J. Crown tavern, St. Stephen’s street -Hart, Philip W. coach builder, St. Giles’ gates -Hart, Robert, slaie and reed manufacturer, Golden Dog lane -Hartley, William, hairdresser and umbrella maker, Little Orford street -Hartmann, Francis Alexander, M.D., Surrey street -Hartt, Catherine Miss, boarding and day school for young ladies, Victoria -street, St. Stephen’s gates -Hartt, William George, jeweller and silversmith, London street -Harvey, John, boot-maker, London street -Harvey, Samuel, shopkeeper, Fishgate street -Harvey, John, comb manufacturer, Saint John’s Timberhill -Harvey and Hudson, bankers, Upper King street -Harvey and Stannard, pawnbrokers, William street -Hase, Thomas, shopkeeper, Cowgate street -Hatcarton, Joseph, confectioner, Swan lane -Hatch, Frederick, baker, William street -Hatch, William Proctor, the Express Train, Rose lane -Havers, James Reynolds, Beehive, St. Stephen’s street -Havers, William Henry, pawnbroker, St. Paul’s opening -Haward, Ann, dressmaker, Theatre street -Hawes, Ann, clear starcher, Surrey street -Hawes, George, plumber, glazier, and painter, Mariner’s lane -Hawkes, Robert N., wool dealer, Willow lane -Haworth, William, shoemaker, St. Miles’ street -Hawyes, John, tailor, West Wymer street -Hay, William, surgeon dentist, Post office street -Haymoss, William, Two Quarts, Pottergate street -Heasel, the Misses, ladies’ boarding school, Surrey road -Heaviside, John, artist, Church street, St. Simon’s -Heigham, Richard, commision agent, Langham place, Dereham road -Hemmant, George, draper, Exchange street -Hemnell, Johnson, railway coffee house, Rose lane -Henderson, John, draper, St. Benedict’s road -Hepperson, Mary, dealer in haberdashery and fancy articles, White Lion -street -Herring, Henry, grocer, King street -Heseltine, James, Royal Hotel, Market place; h Old Lakenham -Hawing, Joseph, Plumbers’ Arms, Princes’ street -Hewett, Thomas, baker, Rising Sun lane -Hewitt, George, Red Lion, Red Lion street -Hewitt, George, shoe warehouse, West End street -Hewitt, James, carpenter and builder, St. Augustine’s road -Hewitt, John, land agent and surveyor, Bethel street -Hewitt, William, surgical instrument maker, St. Giles’ street -Heyward, Cary, brazier, Ber street -Heyward, James John, watch and clock maker, Little London street -Hicks, William, confectioner and tea dealer, Bridge street, St. Andrew’s -Higgins, Henry, congreve and box manufacturer, Mill hill, New Catton -High, George, Eagle tavern, West Pottergate -High, George, grocer, New Catton -Hill, James F., professor of music, St. Giles’ terrace -Hill, Horace, professor of music, Pottergate street -Hill, Lot, bookseller, Bridewell alley -Hill, John, grocer and tea dealer, Gildengate street -Hill, John, grocer, Cowgate street -Hill, John, grocer, St. Augustine’s street -Hill, John, grocer and tea dealer, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Hill, Joseph, shopkeeper, St. Augustine’s street -Hill, Michael, tailor, Palace street -Hill, Robert, baker, King street -Hill, Robert, hairdresser, Red Lion street -Hill, Samuel Secker, manager to Harveys and Hudson’s bank, Mile End lane, -Newmarket road -Hills and Underwood, licensed rectifiers, vinegar makers, and importers -of foreign wines and spirits, St. Faith’s lane -Hill, William, post-office, Thorpe hamlet -Hilling, Mary, Steam Packet, King street -Hinchly, Samuel, Napier tavern, Castle hill -Hinde, Francis, manufacturer; h All Saints’ green -Hinde, Ephraim and Francis, manufacturers of silk and worsted, Botolph -street -Hindes, Henry, sack manufacturer, Red Lion street; h St. Augustine’s road -Hindes, James, rope and sack manufacturer, Magdalen street -Hindes and Sons, rope, cord, twine, and sack manufacturers, Red Lion -street -Hindes, William, cord-spinner, St. Benedict’s street -Hindle, Thomas, fruiterer, Ber street -Hinsby, William, architect and surveyor, Princes’ street -Hipper, James, tailor, Rampant Horse street -Hipper, William, draper, St. Benedict’s street -Holder, Reuben, general warehouseman, St. Stephen’s street -Holl, George Norton, boot and shoe-maker, Castle street -Holl, George, boot and shoe maker, All Saints’ green -Holl, Harriet, confectioner and baker, Gildengate street -Holl, Robert D., boot and shoe maker, Exchange street -Holl, Robert shoemaker, Dereham road -Holland, Catherine, provision dealer, Lower Goat lane -Holland, Edward Christopher, surgeon, St. Stephen’s road -Holland, Emily, private lodging house, Unthank’s road -Holland, Francis, butcher, West Wymer street -Hollis, Robert, Shakespeare tavern, Theatre street -Holmes, Mrs. Esther, establishment for young ladies, St. Stephen’s road -Holmes, Edmund, the Drum, St. Swithin’s -Holmes, Henry, tobacco and cigar dealer, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Holmes, James, general dealer, King street -Holmes, John, boot maker, Surrey street -Holmes, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Rigby’s court -Holmes, Richard, accountant, Distillery street -Holmes, Robert, hairdresser, Palace plain -Holmes and Sons, iron founders, Castle hill -Holmes, Thomas, broker, Quay side -Holmes, William, shopkeeper, St. Paul’s back lane -Homan and Co., shoe manufacturers, Upper Market-place -Homœopathic Hospital, the, supported by voluntary contributions; -physician, Edward Christopher Holland, St. Stephen’s road -Hood, Robert, builder, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Hood, Robert, builder and carpenter, Sussex street -Hodds, Catherine, grocer, Ber street -Hoods, Richard, tailor, Elm hill -Hook, Joseph, shopkeeper, Surrey street -Hook, Samuel Beckett, tailor, &c., St. George’s plain -Holl, Alfred Samuel, commercial traveller, Rising Son road -Hooper, John, chemist and druggist, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Hopkins, John, tailor, Bethel street -Horn, Robert, shoemaker, Cambrian place, Heigham road -Horne, Caroline, tobacconist, Back of the inns -Hornor, Charles, land agent, St. Martin’s at Palace -Horne, John, estate agent, Castle hill -Horne, Robert, wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer, Little London street -Horner, R. J., Ironmonger; h St. Giles’ street -Hospital, St. Helen’s, for aged persons of both sexes, Bishopgate street -Hotblack, John, wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer, Orford hill -Hough, Joseph, grease, oil and pitch manufacturer, Castle hill -Houghton, David, silk dyer, carpet cleaner, and blanket scourer, St. -Giles’ street -Houghton, Henry, tobacconist and fruiterer, St. Giles’ street -Houghton, James, dyer, Ten Bell lane -Houghton, Robert, builder and baker, Ber street -Hovell, William, basket and sieve manufacturer, Charing cross -Howard, Miss Ann, ladies’ boarding school, Unthank’s road -Howard, Mrs. Ann, private lodging house, Grove place, New Lakenham -Howard, Charles, builder, Bishopgate street -Howard, Daniel, baker and shopkeeper, Barrack street -Howard, Emanuel Simon, Venetian blind manufacturer, Rose lane -Howard, George, coachmaker, Rampant Horse Back street -Howard, James, Sardinian tavern, St. Stephen’s street -Howard, John, carver, Bethel street -Howard, Robert, grocer and draper, New Catton -Howard, Thomas, Red Lion, Bishopgate street -Howard, William, butcher, New Catton -Howard, William, Duke of Marlborough, Fishgate street -Howell, James, currier, Castle hill -Howell, William, leather seller, Lower Goat lane -Howe, John Carter, Red Lion, Magdalen street -Howes, Abraham, boot and shoe maker, Rampant Horse street -Howes, Ann, shopkeeper, Pottergate street -Howes, Edward, green grocer, St. Paul’s street -Howes, George Smith, City Arms’ spirit vaults, St. Andrew’s Hall plain -Howes, Henry, Half Moon, King street -Howes, Henry William, gig builder, Ber street -Howes, James, White Lion, Magdalen street -Howes, James, gardener, Magdalen street -Howes, James A., reporter, Valentine street -Howes, Robert Harvey, Adam and Eve, Tabernacle street -Howes and Son, grocers and tallow chandlers, Lower Goat lane -Howes, Thomas, coach builder, Castle hill -Howes, Thomas Self, coach builder, Rose lane; h Upper King street -Howes, William, green grocer, Cowgate street -Howlett and Co., wholesale and retail furnishing ironmongers, bar-iron -merchants, oil and colormen, &c., Haymarket -Howlett James, carpenter, Pottergate street -Howlett, Richard, tailor, Bridge street -Howlett, Thomas, grocer, St. Swithin’s -Howlett, Walter, tunist Valentine street -Howlett, William, pianoforte, harmonium, and music seller, organ builder, -repairer, and tuner, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Howman, William, White Lion, St. Martin’s at Oak -Hubbard, George, shopkeeper, King street gates -Hubbard, Henry, Stag’s Head, Prince’s street -Hubbard, Horatio, eating house, Upper market -Hubbard, James, brewer, and wine and spirit merchant, Magdalen street -Hubbard, Mary Ann, artist, All Saints’ green -Huby, Richard, clothier, Lower Westwick street -Hudbud, Stephen, auctioneer and valuer, St. Benedict’s street -Hudson, George, boot and shoe maker, West Pottergate -Huggins, Charles, the Barge, King street -Huggins, John, smith in general, Rising Sun lane -Huggins, Maria, upholsteress, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Hughes, William, the Bath House, St. Martin’s at Oak -Hull, Amos, shopkeeper, Peacock street -Hull, William, baker, St. Mary’s street -Hulme, John Hughes, dentist, druggist &c., St. Andrew’s Hall plain -Humphrey, William, shopkeeper, Pump street -Hunt, George, clerk, Post-office, Dereham road -Hunt, George, shopkeeper, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Hunt, James, confectioner, St. Stephen’s street -Hunt, John, shopkeeper, Quay side -Hunt, John Edwin, Cricketers’ Arms, Red Lion street -Hunt, John, confectioner, St. Benedict’s str. -Hunter, William, cabinet maker, Dove street -Hurn, Miss Elizabeth, milliner, Bank street -Hurn, George, rope manufacturer; h Newmarket road -Hurn and Co., hemp merchants, Dove street -Hurrell, William, fishmonger, Magdalen street -Huson, M. and Company, milliners and silk mercers, London street -Huson, Richard, brazier and tin-plate worker, William street -Hutchinson, Charles, physician, Surrey street -Hutton, John, tea dealer and coffee roaster, corner of Briggs’ street -Hyams, Emanuel, Birmingham warehouseman, St. Andrew’s Hall plain -Ibrook, Richmond, clerk, Newmarket road -Ineson, Joseph, rag merchant, St. Andrew’s; h Distillery street -Isaac, Edward, baker, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Isaac, Edward, baker, Upper Regent street, Union place -Isaacs, John, slipper manufacturer, Gildengate street -Iverson, Edward, baker, West Pottergate -Ives, John, Baker’s Arms, Ber street -Ives, Elizabeth, White Lion, Upper King street -Ives, Charles, butcher, Magdalen street -Ives, George, auctioneer, appraiser, and estate agent, Upper King street -Jackson, Edward, butcher, Bridewell alley -Jackson, James, teacher of music, Cowgate street -Jackson, Joseph, draper, All Saints’ green -Jackson, William, musician, Prince’s street -Jackson, William, senr., musician, Fishgate street -James, Benjamin, jeweller, St. Andrew’s Broad street -James, Grace, milliner and dressmaker, Rose lane -James, Henry, chemist, St. Martin’s at Oak -James, John, shopkeeper, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Jarrold and Sons, publishers, wholesale booksellers, manufacturing and -fancy stationers, bookbinders, and steam printers, depository of the -Religions Tract Society, London street and Exchange street; and 47, St. -Paul’s Churchyard, London -Jarrold, Samuel, printer and publisher; h Bracondale -Jarrold, Thomas, printer and publisher; h Thorpe hamlet -Jarrold, William Pightling, printer and publisher; h Newmarket road -Jarvis, Henry, manager to the goods department E. C. railway station, -Rose lane -Jarvis, Joseph, shopkeeper, Fishgate street -Jarvis, Thomas W., clerk at Vinegar Office, Langham place, Dereham road -Jarvis, William, Drovers’ inn, Trowse Millgate -Jarvis, William, schoolmaster, Trafalgar place, New Lakenham -Jay, Charles, fishmonger, Fish market; h Unthank’s road -Jay, George, yarn factor, Albion Mills, King street -Jay, Joshua, dyer, Bethel street -Jay, John, lead, glass, oil, and color merchant, St. Andrew’s hill -Jay, Jonathan, shoemaker, Valentine street -Jay and Pilgrim, solicitors, Toll’s court, Briggs’ street -Jeary, Robert, stationer, bookseller and printer, Bridewell alley; h -Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Jeckells, George, grocer and cooper, Ber street gates -Jecks, Charles William, timber and slate merchant, St. Faith’s lane -Jeffries, George, gun and pistol maker, Golden Ball street -Jeffries, Walter L., clothier, Davey place; h William street, Heigham -Jeffries, William, shopkeeper, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Jermy, Jeremiah, fruiterer, Pottergate street -Jessup, Benjamin, solicitor, Bridewell alley -Jessup, William, Lion and Castle, St. John’s Timberhill -Johnson, Ambrose, chemist, Lower Westwick street -Johnson, Jacob, woollen draper, London str. -Johnson, Dr. James, Theatre street -Johnson, James, shoe manufacturer, St. Giles’ hill -Johnson, John Godwin, Esq., surgeon, St. Giles’ street -Johnson, Robert, universal register office for servants, house and land -agent, Gun lane -Johnson, Susanna, confectioner, Rampant Horse street -Jolly, Charles Wilson, coach builder and harness manufacturer, St. -Stephen’s gates; h Newmarket road -Jolly, John, King’s Arms, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth, linen draper, hosier, &c., Briggs’ street -Jones, James, butcher, Grove place, New Lakenham -Jones, Peter, plumber, St. Margaret’s alley -Jordan, John, boot and shoe maker, St. Miles’ bridge -Keddington, Frederick, butcher, Ber street -Kahler, John Henry, baker, Rose lane -Keith, Thomas Moore, solicitor, Bracondale -Kemp, Daniel R., merchant’s clerk, William street -Kemp, George Pank, hairdresser, Exchange street -Kemp, Henry, subscription reading rooms and billiard rooms, Market place -Kemp, James, shopkeeper, Cowgate street -Kemp, James, baker, Union place -Kemp, James Samuel, the Sun, St. Mary’s street -Kemp, Mrs. Mary, tea dealer, Golden Dog lane -Kemp, Thomas, saddler and harness maker, Castle hill -Kemp, William, wholesale shoe manufacturer, Pitt street -Kemp, William, the Tuns inn, Rising Sun lane -Kempster, Mrs., seminary for young ladies, Tabernacle-house, Norwich -Kent, Alfred, dealer, Upper Goat lane -Kent, Henry, hosier and shirt maker, London street -Kent, Robert, boot and shoe maker, White Lion street -Kent, Thomas, Light Horseman, Barrack street -Kenyon, John, saw and file manufacturer, Lower Goat lane -Kerridge, John, shopkeeper, St. Benedict’s street -Kerr, John, plumber and glazier, Lower Goat lane -Kerr, Stephen John, printer and binder, Distillery street -Kerridge, John, the Reindeer, St. Benedict’s road -Kerrison, James, watchmaker, Magdalen street -Kerrison and Preston, solicitors, Bank street -Kerry, George Caythorpe, accountant, Elm hill -Kett, George, butcher, Ber street -Kett, George, draper, Lame Dog road -Kett, George, dealer in live stock, St. Catherine’s plain -Kett, George William, the Swan, Magdalen street -Kett, Henry, coach and gig builder, St. Giles’ street -Kett, William, draper, London and Exchange streets -Kew, Flora and Charlotte, hair dressers and perfumers, White Lion street -Kew, Louisa, milliner and dressmaker, St. Giles’ street -Key, George, meat shop, St. Martin’s at Oak -Keyzor, Michael, optician, Market-place -Kiddell, Joshua, manufacturer, Calvert street -Kilburn, William, clothes shop, St. Benedict’s street -Kilburn, William, the William Tell, Castle hill -Killington, Samuel Foysder, plane maker, Pottergate street -Kinnebrooke, David, pianoforte manufacturer, St. Catherine’s terrace -King, Alfred, dyer, Tinkler’s lane -King, Edward, butcher, St. Catherine’s plain -King, George, grocer, West Pottergate -King, George, White Lion, Prince’s street -King, J. and J., glass, lead, and colour merchants, Prince’s street -King, Russell, wool-sorter, Ber street -King, Samuel, Theatre tavern, Bethel street -King, D. and Son, plumbers, glaziers, and painters, Prince’s street -King, Tyrrell, umbrella maker, St. Saviour’s lane -King, William Howes, tailor, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Kingdom, Priscilla, the Wine Vaults, Queen street, Crook’s place -Kirkham and Howard, upholsterers, Redwell street -Kitton, Frederic, tobacconist, Haymarket -Kitton, George, grocer, tea dealer, and tallow chandler, corner of the -Haymarket -Kitton, John, seed crusher and oil merchant Rose lane; h the Close -Kitton, Robert, architect and surveyor, Tuck’s court, St. Giles’ road; h -Ber street -Klein, Herr Herman, professor of languages, Prince’s street -Knevett, Henry, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Knevett, Jonathan, linen draper, St. Benedict’s street -Knight, Charlotte, pawnbroker, Ber street -Knights and Ballard, pawnbrokers, All Saints’ green -Knights, Susanna, Boarded-house inn, Castle meadow -Knights, Thomas, furrier, Castle meadow -Knights, Thomas, bird preserver, Upper King street -Knights, James, pawnbroker, St. Benedict’s street -Lacey, William, White Horse inn, bricklayer and plasterer, Castle hill -Lacey, John, bricklayer and plasterer, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Lacey, William Randall, carpenter, builder, and general contractor, St. -Andrew’s Broad street -Lacey, Esau, shopkeeper, Norfolk street, Union place -Lacey, George Plummer, builder, Surrey road -Lacey, James Wilkin, builder, Surrey street -Lacey, John Greenwood, plasterer, Ber street -Ladbrooke, John Barney, artist, Bridge street -Lake, James, outfitter, Red Lion street -Lake, John, private lodging-house, Grove road, New Lakenham -Lake, Samuel, baker and confectioner, St. George’s plain -Lake, William, classical and boarding academy, St. Benedict’s road -Lake, William, tea, coffee, and foreign fruit warehouse, and sole agent -in Norfolk to Brecknell, Turner, and Sons, wax and tallow chandlers to -her Majesty, Surrey corner, St. Stephen’s street -Lamb, Benjamin Charles, coal merchant, Magdalen street -Lamb, Edward, bookseller, Elm hill -Lamb, James, butcher, Upper market -Lamb, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker, Grapes hill -Lamb, Robert, butcher, Palace street -Lamb, William, pork butcher, Grapes hill -Lambert, Francis, tea, coffee, and spice warehouse, Lower Goat lane -Lambert, Mary, ladies’ boarding school, Queen street -Lammas, Brothers and Co., wholesale tea dealers, Gentleman’s walk, -Market-place -Land, Henry, baker, Colegate street -Land, Thomas, agent to the Hill Life Assurance, King street -Land, William, church and house bell hanger and gas fitter, Hay hill -Lane, Humphrey, sugar boiler, King street -Lane, Isaac, provision merchant and cheese factor, Stamp-office yard, -Saint Andrew’s Broad street -Lane, James, carpenter, New Catton -Lane, Joseph, worsted seller, All Saints’ green -Lantenant, Camille, professor of the French language, Prince’s street -Lantenant, Madame, ladies’ boarding school, Prince’s street -Large, John, tallow chandler, Whitefriars’ street -Larke, Frederick William, boot and shoe manufacturer, St. John’s -Timberhill -Larke, Hannah Susanna boarding school, Cow hill -Larkman, Robert, the Saw Mills, St. Benedict’s -Larkman, William, baker, King street -Larkman, William, green grocer, St. Augustine’s street -Larkman, William, tailor and cap manufacturer, Gildengate street -Lasker, Mary Ann, Goldbeaters’ arms, Bethel street -Lavitt, Charles, ironmonger, Botolph street -Lawcons, Virtue, clothier, Lower Westwick street -Lawn, William, Adam and Eve, St. Benedict’s street -Lawrence, William, upholsterer, Ten Bell lane -Lawrence, Thomas, meat shop, St. Faith’s lane -Laws, James, publican, Wine tavern, Upper St. Giles’ street -Laws, John, baker, St. Michael’s at Thorn lane -Laws, John, the Hospital School-boy, Whitefriars’ street -Laws, Lubbock, Lord Howe, St. Benedict’s street -Laws, Robert, bonnet blocker, Westlegate street -Laws, Robert, Swiss Cottage tavern, St. Benedict’s road -Lawton, William, Curriers’ Arms, Union street, Union place -Lay, George, chemist and druggist, Wellington street, Union place -Leamon, William, George inn, St. Stephen’s street -Leath, Thomas, house and estate agent, William street -Leaton, Mary Ann, Rose tavern, St. Stephen’s street -Lee, George, commercial dining rooms, Market-place -Lee, William, boot and shoe-maker, All Saints’ street -Leech, George, whitesmith and bell-hanger, Upper Goat lane; h. West -Pottergate -Leech, James, baker, Little Queen street, Crook’s place -Leech, Jane, stay maker, St. George’s plain -Leech, John, boot and shoe manufactory, Somerset tavern, Queen street, -Crook’s place -Leech, Philip, builder, St. Martin’s lane -Leeds, Edward and Charles, whip makers, All Saints’ green -Leeds, Sarah, shopkeeper, Tinkler’s lane -Leeson, Richard Croft, cabinet maker, and upholsterer, St. Giles’ street -Leest, Mrs. Harriet, furrier, William street -Leggatt, Daniel, shopkeeper, Thorpe hamlet -Leggatt, John, whitesmith, Scoles’ green -Leggatt, Sarah, bonnet maker, Crescent place -Legood, James, Bricklayers’ Arms, Castle hill -Leist, James, dealer in Birmingham and Sheffield ware, Wensum street -Le Maitre, H., wine cooper, St. Stephen’s -Leman, Robert, managing clerk to the Norwich Union Fire Office, Surrey -street; h. Newmarket road -Leman, Thomas, baker, All Saints’ street -Lemmon, James, printer, bookbinder, and ruler, Gun lane -Lemon, William, horse-breaker, George inn, St. Stephen’s street -Liffen, John Palmer, bookbinder, Gildengate street -Lincoln, James, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Lincoln, James, shoe manufactory, Ten Bell lane -Lincoln, John, pipe and lucifer manufacturer, Pump street -Lincolne, Miss, ladies’ academy, Surrey street -Lincolne, Morris, hairdresser, New Lakenham -Linford, Robert, watch and clock maker, Red Lion street -Ling, Abraham, Shirehall tavern, Castle hill -Ling, George, builder, All Saints’ green -Ling, Harriet Elizabeth, ladies’ academy, Bethel street -Ling, Henry, schoolmaster, Unthank’s road -Ling, William Samuel, tailor and robe maker, Castle meadow -Lingwood, Mr., superintendent of the Boys’ Home, St. Faith’s lane -Lenny, Samuel, merchant, Pottergate street -Linsey, Robert, shopkeeper, Church street -Linstead, Robert, shopkeeper, St. George’s plain -Lister, Son, and Co., manufacturing cutlers and surgical instrument -makers, Haymarket -Littell, Charles, boot manufactory, Upper market -Littell, Henry, commercial traveller, St. Stephen’s road -Littleboy, George, solicitor and merchant, Lower close -Littleboy, John, clerk at Gurneys’ bank St. Benedict’s road -Littlewood, Ephraim, the Ship, King street -Livingstone, Thomas, shopkeeper, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Livock, Joseph, whitesmith, Elm hill -Livock, Samuel, shopkeeper, Brazen Door’s road -Livock, William Thomas, tailor, draper, and hatter, London street -Lloyd, J. P., boot and shoe manufacturer, Davey place -Lloyd, Richard, clerk to the Eastern Counties’ Coal Company, William -street -Lloyd, Thomas, general mason, Rose lane; h. Bloomsbury place -Loades, Benjamin, land surveyor, Pottergate street -Lock, Charles, confectioner, Exchange street -Lock, Elizabeth, Rainbow tavern, Holl’s lane -Lock, Henry, boot and shoe maker, St. Stephen’s street -Lock, Henry, civil engineer, St. Catherine’s plain -Lofty, James, hairdresser, St. George’s plain -Lomas, Eliza, milliner, Lower Goat lane -Lomas, William, saw maker, St. Gregory’s church alley -Lonergon, Francis, the Dove, St. James’ street -Long, Edward Slingsby Druery, solicitor, Willow lane -Long, Joseph Page, baker, St. James’ street -Long, Thomas, commercial traveller, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Loombe, Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer, St. John’s Timberhill -Lord, James, Eagle tavern, Lower Westwick street -Lord, John, wool warehouse, Fishgate street -Louth, Robert, Rampant Horse commercial and family hotel, and wine and -spirit merchant, Rampant Horse street -Love, Charles Teasdale, plumber, glazier, and painter, Palace street -Love, Ebenezer, grocer and tea dealer, White friars’ street -Love, Henry James, clerk to the Unity Fire Office, Keyzor’s terrace, -Unthank’s road -Love, William, Queen Caroline, Cowgate street -Lovett, Henry, general dealer and fancy repository, St. Stephen’s street -Lovett and Kidd, fancy repository, Bank street -Lovick and Company, glass and china dealers, Bridewell alley -Lovick and Johnson, woollen drapers and hosiers, London street -Lovick, Thomas, Bridge tavern, Wensum street -Lowe, Alfred, tea dealer and baker, Holl’s lane -Lowe, Francis, baker, Ber street -Lowe, Joseph, confectioner, Gildengate street -Lowne, James, shopkeeper, Cowgate street -Lucas Brothers, builders, &c., St. Giles’ street -Lucas, William, plasterer, Chapman’s yard, St. Giles’ street -Ludlow, Henry, banker’s clerk, Grove road, New Lakenham -Lulham Brothers, shoe manufacturers, Surrey street -Lusher, Mrs. Emily, private lodging house, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s -gates -Mace, Gilbert, match manufactory, Barrack street -Mace, Mary Ann, the Grapes, Church street, St. Miles’ -Mackie, Arthur, nursery, Ipswich road -Mackie and Stewart, nursery and seedsmen, Exchange street -Mackley, George William, working jeweller, Westlegate street -Mackley, John, the Cow, Barrack street -Mackley, John Edward, tailor, Westlegate street -Mackley, Richard, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Mackley, Thomas, Black Boys, Colegate str. -Mackney, Charles, Exmouth tavern, St. Stephen’s street -Madders, Anthony, accountant, Thorpe hamlet -Madge, Giles, tunist, Somerleyton street, Unthank’s road -Madge, Robert A., teacher of music, Pitt street, St. Mary’s -Madge, Harriet, milliner and dressmaker, Pitt street, St. Mary’s -Mallett, Charles, tailor and draper, London street; h. Unthank’s road -Mallett, Francis and Charles, woollen drapers, tailors, and hatters, -London street -Mallett, Frederick, general shop, St. James’ street -Mallett, Joseph Henry, wool merchant, Upper King street -Maltman, Miss Jemima, dressmaker, St. Benedict’s road -Malvon, Jeremiah, sugar boiler, St. James’ street -Mann, Charles Clabburn, tailor, Theatre street -Mann, George, the Golden Lion, King street gates -Mann, Joseph, grocer and tea dealer, St. Benedict’s road -Mann, Samuel, boot and shoe manufacturer, Magdalen street -Mann, Thomas, linen draper, St. Giles’ road -Mann, Matthew, Woolpack, St. Martin’s at Oak -Manning, George, hardware dealer, Westlegate street -Manthorpe, Thomas, butcher, King street -Mare, Stephen, builder, Lady’s lane -Marsack, Blackall, surgeon, St. Giles’ street -Marshall, Joseph, tailor and trouser maker, Rampant Horse street -Marshall, Peter, clothier, Ber street -Marshall, Robert, general shop, Lower Westwick street -Marrison, John, butcher, St. James’ street -Marrison, Robert, gun and pistol maker and engraver, Orford street -Marshall, Joseph, Queen Adelaide, Pitt street -Marshall, Robert, confectioner, Magdalen street -Marston, Richard, confectioner, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Martin, John, George the Fourth, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Martin, Mrs. Rebecca, pill-box maker, West Pottergate street -Martin, Robert, sheriff’s officer, Hay hill -Martin and Son, boot and shoe makers, St. Gregory’s church alley -Martin, Thomas Lillystone, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, Upper -London street -Mason, Henry John, auctioneer, Duke’s Palace road -Mason, Henry, hairdresser, Ber street -Mason, John, accountant, Distillery street -Mason, John Leeds, Sir John Barleycorn, Orford hill -Mason, Robert, tailor, West Wymer street -Mason, Samuel, basket maker, Ber street -Mason, William, White Horse inn, Magdalen street -Master, Alfred, surgeon, Bethel street -Massingham, Arthur, clerk, Grove road, New Lakenham -Massingham, Henry, clerk, St. Catherine’s plain -Massingham, Robert, baker and confectioner, Bethel street -Matchett and Stevenson, printers and publishers of the _Norfolk -Chronicle_, Market place -Matthews, Joseph, the Mischief tavern, St. Paul’s back lane -Matthews and Son, practical botanists, St. Benedict’s road -Matthews, William, Cupid and Bow, Palace plain -May, James, boot and shoe maker, Upper St. Giles’ street -May, William, fish dealer, Cowgate street -May, William, the King of Prussia, Ipswich road -Mayfield, James, shopkeeper, St. Benedict’s street -Mayhew, George, grocer and broker, Heigham road -Mayhew, James, livery stable keeper, Chapel field and St. Giles’ street -Main, Susan, stay maker, Briggs’ street -Mays, George, solicitor, Grove road, New Lakenham -Meachen, George, carpenter, St. Benedict’s road -Meachen, Stephen, builder, William street -Meadows, Cornelius, china, glass, and earthenware dealer, wholesale and -retail, Magdalen street -Meadows, George, earthenware dealer, Westlegate street -Meadows, Jonathan, shopkeeper, St. Mary’s street -Meadows, Jonathan, coach builder, St. George’s bridge street -Meadows, Miss Susanna, milliner, Prince’s street -Meal, Frederick, broker, Tombland -Mealing, Samuel William; and Mills, Robert, maltsters and merchants, King -street -Mealing, Samuel Woodcock, corn merchant, office, King street; h. Ipswich -road -Mear, William, architect and surveyor, Lower close -Meen, Henry Percy, butcher, St. Stephen’s street -Mendham, Wace Lockett, town clerk, solicitor; office, St. Andrew’s, h -Unthank’s road -Merry, Robert, boot and shoemaker, King street -Metcalf, Francis, dyer, &c., Colegate street -Metcalf, Simon Watling, clothes dealer, St. Benedict’s street -Mc‘Michael, Daniel, tea dealer, Valentine street -Mickleburgh, John Henry, clothier, St. Margaret’s plain -Middleton and Answorth, manufacturers, Calvert street -Middleton, Edward, hairdresser, &c., St. Giles’ street -Middleton, George, shawl manufacturer and farmer, Ipswich road -Middleton, James, clerk, New road, Town close -Middleton, James, shopkeeper, Calvert street -Middleton, John, boot and shoe maker, St. Augustine’s street -Middleton, Jeremiah, Crown, Bridge street -Middleton, John, tobacco manufacturer, Trafalgar place, Dereham road -Middleton, John, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Middleton, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, West Wymer street -Miles, Charles, chemist and druggist, St. Stephen’s street -Miles, Stephen, manufacturer, Gildengate street -Miles, Susan, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Millard, Charles William, surveyor, Prince’s street -Millard and Son, land surveyors, Prince’s street -Miller, Alfred, baker, Chapel field road -Miller, Amelia, tobacconist and importer of cigars, London street -Miller, George Robert, cabinet and picture-frame maker, St. Andrew’s hill -Miller, George, butcher and grocer, City road -Miller, Son, and Bugg, solicitors, Surrey street -Miller, Henry, solicitor; offices, Surrey str., h Town Close lodge, -Newmarket road -Miller, Henry B., solicitor; h Ipswich road -Miller, John, the Factory, Cowgate street -Miller, John, carpenter, Gildengate street -Miller, Wallace Shade, tobacconist and cigar importer, London street, h. -Grove road, New Lakenham -Miller, William, tailor, Grapes hill -Mills, Miss Ann, boarding and day school for young gentlemen, Unthank’s -road -Mills, Frederic Anthony, surgeon; surgery, All Saints’ green, h. -Newmarket road -Mills, Jacob, accountant, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Mills, James, brick, tile, pipe, and pottery works, Castle meadow -Mills, Jeremiah, Pheasant Cock, St. Miles’ street -Mills, John, Corn Exchange tavern, Bridge street -Mills, John, Queen’s Arms, Magdalen street -Mills, Mary Ann, the Bell, Lower Goat lane -Mills, William, glover and leather seller, Golden Ball street -Milnes, Charles, Golden Can, Gildengate street -Minns, David, butcher, St. Benedict’s -Minns, Edward, carpenter and builder, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Minns and Foyson, builders, Castle meadow -Minns, Isaac, shopkeeper, King street, Crook’s place -Minns, Robert, the Jolly Hatters, Cowgate street -Minns, Samuel William, tailor, Golden Dog lane -Minns, Susanna, Eagle tavern, St. Gregory’s church alley -Minns, William, boot maker, Rising Sun lane -Minns, George William, builder; h Tombland -Mingay, George, fancy repository and London boot and shoe warehouse, -Haymarket -Mingay, Francis, French polisher, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Mitchell, Frederick G., grocer, &c., Palace street, Tombland -Mitchell, John, travelling draper, Dereham road terrace -Moll, George, livery stableman, Black Horse yard, St. Giles’ street -Moll, Richard, cabinet maker, St. John’s Maddermarket -Moll, Robert, Black Horse inn, St. Giles’ street -Moll, William, assistant draper, Heigham road -Monney, James, grocer, Bethel street -Monsey, James, cooper, St. Michael’s at Thorn lane -Monsey, Robert, green grocer, St. Benedict’s street -Monteith, George Lovell, commission agent, Unthank’s road -Moon, Robert, boot and shoe maker, New Catton -Moore, Charles, umbrella maker, St. Martin’s at Oak -Moore and Company, wholesale haberdashers, hosiers, and lacemen, Castle -street -Moore, Eleanor, Two-necked Swan, Upper market -Moore, Elizabeth, Jolly Dyers, Wensum str. -Moore, Elizabeth, the Suffolk Arms, St. Martin’s at Oak -Moore, Forster G., soda water manufacturer, St. George’s; h Mount -Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Moore, George, Brazen Doors’ tavern, Lame Dog road -Moore, Isaac, hairdresser, St. Giles’ hill -Moore, James, hairdresser, Ber street -Moore, James, tailor, St. Catherine’s terrace -Moore, John, the Globe, Rising Sun lane -Moore, John, Fair Flora, Lower Westwick street -Moore, John, Jolly Dyers, Fishgate street -Moore, John, clerk, Rose lane -Moore, Joseph, grocer and register office, Magdalen street -Moore, Norris, the New City, King street, Crook’s place -Moore, Norris, carter, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Moore, William, hairdresser, Ber street -Moore, William, builder, Trafalgar place, New Lakenham -Morgan, A. F., surgeon, St. Giles’ street -Morgan, Edward and Co., stock and share-brokers, St. Giles’ street -Morgan, J. and H., brewers and maltsters, King street -Morgan, Richard, clerk, Newmarket road -Morgan, William Robert, pawnbroker, St. Saviour’s lane and St. Paul’s -street -Morris, George, Red Lion, Magdalen street -Morris, John, slate, cement, glazed stoneware, and pipe merchant, King -street -Morrison, Peter Archibald, wine and spirit merchant Gaol hill, -Market-place -Morter, Robert grocer and tea dealer, Rupert street, Union place -Mortimer, Mary and H. E., milliners and dressmakers, Willow lane -Mortimer, Thomas, commercial traveller, St. Catherine’s plain -Mounsear, William, upholsterer, Pottergate street -Mountain, John, sack weaver, Mill lane, New Catton -Mousir, Robert, bookseller, St. Giles’ street -Mower, Edward, tailor, Fox buildings, Herring’s row -Moy, George, fishmonger, St. Benedict’s str. -Moy, James, the Tiger, Fishgate street -Mullinger, Samuel, Rose commercial inn, St. Augustine’s street -Munday, Thomas, grocer, Mill lane, New Catton -Munford, George, the Royal Oak, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Murnane, John, Bell commercial and family hotel, and wine and spirit -merchant, Orford hill and Cattle market -Murry, James, tailor, Mariner’s lane -Murray, Joseph, carpenter and joiner, New Lakenham -Murrell, Gibbs Howes, brick merchant, Duke’s palace -Murrell, James, earthenware dealer, Chapel field road -Murrell, William, Lord Nelson inn, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Murrell, William, iron founder, Crook’s place; h St. Stephen’s square -Muskett, Charles, printer, bookseller, bookbinder, and stationer, -Haymarket -Muskett, James, grocer and tea dealer, St. Benedict’s road -Murton, William, brazier, St. Miles’ street -Myhill, Benjamin, baker, St. Martin’s at Palace -Nash, R. S., Norfolk Railway house, Foundry bridge -Nash, Joseph, provision dealer and purveyor, Post-office street -Nash, William Spooner, wholesale stationer, horse-hair and rag merchant, -Lower Westwick street -Neale, James Frederick, grocer and tea dealer, St. Andrew’s hall plain -Neep, William Edward, surgeon dentist, Post-office street -Neeve, Frederick, grocer, St. Stephen’s str. -Neve, Charles James, cabinet maker, King street gates -Nelson, Thomas, carpenter, Barrack street -Nelson, William, academy, William street -Newham, George, carpenter, Front row, New Lakenham -Newbegin, J. and E., tobacco, snuff, and cigar manufacturer, Bridewell -alley and Market place -Newham, John, carpenter and joiner, New Lakenham -Newby, James, Duke of Wellington, Pottergate street -Newman, Henry, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Newman, Henry Richard, baker, Ber street -Newman, John, farmer and gardener, Old Lakenham -Newman, Samuel, bookseller, stationer, and fancy repository, St. Giles’ -street -Newman, Sarah, Three Pigeons, Fishgate street -Newson and Company, wholesale grocers, Magdalen street -Newson, Samuel, baker, Trowse Millgate -Newton, William, fruiterer, Swan lane -Newstead, William, draper, &c., Lower Goat lane -Newton, William, land agent, Tombland -Nichols, Elizabeth, clothier, Upper Goat lane -Nichols, John, bricklayer and plasterer, Golden Ball street -Nichols, John, the Old Friends, Ber street -Nichols, Richard, shopkeeper, City road -Nichols, William Peter, surgeon, Surrey street -Nichols, William, Curriers’ Arms, Pottergate street -Nicholson, John, surveyor of taxes; office, St. Giles’ street; h Priest’s -buildings, St. Stephen’s -Nickalls, John, broker, St. Augustine’s street -Nightingale, Robert Wilson, grocer and tea dealer, St. Stephen’s gates -Ninham, Henry, engraver, Chapel field -Nixon, John Hudson, solicitor, Bracondale -Nobbs, Edward, coach plater, King street -Nobbs, Edward, Brewers’ Arms, St. Miles’ street -Nobbs, Henry, Duke of York, Lower Westwick street -Nobbs, John, the Little Tuns, Rising Sun road -Noble, Mark, organ builder, Pottergate street -Nockall, Robert, clerk, Golden Dog lane -Norgate, B. H., F.R.S., senior surgeon to the Norfolk and Norwich -Hospital and Eye Infirmary, Bank street -Norgate and Co., importers of wines and spirits, London porter and Burton -ale agents, St. Stephen’s street -Norman, Robert, plumber and glazier, York place, Chapel field road -Norman, Benjamin, printer and bookbinder, Haymarket -Norris, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Charing cross; h Newmarket -road -Norton, Francis James, tailor, draper, hatter, and trouser maker, Back of -the Inns -Norton, George, boot and shoe maker, St. Stephen’s street -Norton, Henry, Rampant Horse, Fishgate street -Norton, Henry, carpenter and builder, John street, Union place -Norton, John and Co., corn, malt, hop, and seed merchant, Guildhall -corner, Market place -Norton, Robert, grocer and tea dealer, Fye bridge -Norton, Robert, plumber and glazier, Magdalen street -Notley, William, carpenter and joiner, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Nunn, John, hairdresser, St. Augustine’s street -Nursey, Claude L., artist, Thorpe hamlet -Oakley, Robert, shoeing smith, Palace street -Ollett, M. A., builder and carver, Lower close -Olley, Stephen Benjamin, brazier, St. Benedict’s street -Onley, Daniel, Red Lion, earthenware dealer, Brazen Doors road -Orams, Edward, ironmonger, Langham place, Dereham road -Orfeur, John, timber merchant, Fishgate street -Orford, William, the Brickmakers’ Arms, Drazen Doors road -Orris, Frederick, surgeon and apothecary, Magdalen street -Orris, George, chemist and druggist, St. James’ street -Osborne, Samuel, clerk, St. Benedict’s road -Osborn, Charles, Anchor Tavern, Ten Bell lane -Osborn, John, tailor, &c., Little London street -Osborne, Edward, coal merchant, Quay side -Osborne, Harriet, Queen Caroline, St. Martin’s at Oak -Ostler, Charles, the Prince of Wales, Pump street -Ostler, James, paper hanger, Suffolk street, Union place -Otty, Philip, printer and bookbinder, Orford hill -Oury and Co., British and foreign library, booksellers, stationers, and -music-sellers, London street -Owen, Frederick, pawnbroker, Magdalen street -Owen, Thomas, pawnbroker, Colegate street -Owles, William, shopkeeper, Westlegate street -Oxley, Richard, hosier and glover, London street -Page, Charlotte, grocer, Bridge street -Page, Caroline, Post-office and toy shop, St. Catherine’s plain -Page, Martin Fountain, ironmonger, h Point House, Ipswich road -Page, George, currier, St. Clement’s; h Unthank’s road -Page, James, Free Trade tavern, Rose lane -Page, Jeremiah, bricklayer and plasterer, Rising Sun road -Page, Joseph, tailor, shirt maker, hosier, and outfitter, Briggs’ street -Page, Mary, bread and biscuit baker, St. John’s Maddermarket -Page, Samuel, builder, West Pottergate -Page, Samuel Daynes, brush manufactory, Haymarket -Page and Son, curriers, Magdalen street -Pallant, Robert, Ship inn, St. Miles’ Thorn lane -Palmer, John and William, black and whitesmiths, and mill bill maker, St. -Augustine’s street -Palmer, Louisa, straw bonnet maker and blocker, West Pottergate street -Palmer, Nathaniel, barrister-at-law, Thorpe -Palmer, Robert, the Angel, St. Martin’s at Oak -Palmer, Robert, whitesmith, St. Saviour’s lane -Palmer, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -Palmer, Thomas Hitchin, clerk of County Court, Redwell street -Palmer, Thomas, shopkeeper, Crook’s place -Palmer, William, clerk to Harvey’s Bank; h Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Palmer, William, last maker, St. John’s Timberhill -Pank, Abraham, gas fitter and bell hanger, Pottergate street -Paraman, Christiana, milliner, St. Giles’ street -Parfitt, Edward, gardener and florist, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Park, Joseph, mohair spinner, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Parker, Clare, bricklayer and plasterer, St. Martin’s at Oak -Parker, Clare, baker, St. Martin’s at Oak -Parker, James, haberdasher, St. Catherine’s plain -Parker, Joshua, fishmonger, Fishmarket -Parker, Miss M., milliner, Bethel street -Parker, Oliver, tailor, Thorpe hamlet -Parker, Thomas, fishmonger, game dealer, and artificial manure -manufacturer, St. Stephen’s street -Parker, Thomas, eating house, Rose lane -Parlour, Henry Edward, ironmonger, London street -Parnell, Richard, bricklayer and plasterer, Lady’s lane -Parr, James, fruiterer, King street -Parr, John, bread and biscuit baker, St. Peter’s steps, Market-place -Parr, William M., engineer, and manager to Steam Power Company, William -street -Parsley, John Robert, Duke of Wellington, Union place -Parsley, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker, Grapes hill -Parsons, Walter Uriah, clerk to the Eastern Counties’ Railway, Thorpe -hamlet -Parson, William, manager of the Waterworks, Bracondale -Partridge, John, boot and shoe manufacturer, Scott’s yard, Ber street -Pashley, Anna, milliner and dressmaker, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Paston, William, Paul Pry, St. Giles’ hill -Patrick, Francis, shopkeeper, All Saints’ green -Patrick, James F., and Ellis, Thomas, saw mills, St. Miles’ -Patteson, James, boot and shoe maker, St. Benedict’s street -Patteson, Henry Staniforth, maltster, St. Martin’s at Oak; h Thorpe -Paul, Greenwood, clothier, Lower Westwick street -Paul, Richard, ham and beef shop, Bridewell alley -Payne, John, All Saints’ tavern, All Saints’ green -Payne, Simon, Bee hive, Cowgate street -Payne, Sturley, surgeon, Duke street -Pearce, Henry, Central Homœopathic Pharmacy for the Eastern Counties, -Davey place -Pearce, Philip, whitening maker and lime burner, Rising Sun road -Pearce, William, New Inn Brewery, marine store dealer, St. Giles’ hill -Pearson, Edward, plasterer, modeller, and Scagliola manufacturer, Bank -street -Pearson, Edward Crisp, coachmaker, Stamp-office yard, St. Andrew’s Broad -street -Pearson, James, cutler and surgical instrument maker, St. Andrew’s hill -Pearson, Robert, shopkeeper, Cowgate street -Pease, Esther, milliner, Pottergate street -Peel, Edward, dyer, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Pegg, George, Norwich Arms, Ber street -Peggs, James Orissa, chemist and druggist, oil and colourman, agent to -the Medical Invalid and General Life Assurance Society, Golden Ball -street -Pegg, Thomas, baker, Bakers’ Arms, New Catton -Penton, James, broker, Rising Sun road -Penton, James, broker, Magdalen street -Perfect, Joseph, green grocer, Lower Westwick street -Perowne, Robert, tailor, &c., St. Benedict’s road -Pert, James, green grocer, Magdalen street -Petchell, William, Crown inn, St. Benedict’s street -Phillips, Miss Ann, ladies’ boarding school, London terrace, St. -Stephen’s road -Phillips, Francis, Mancroft school, Hay hill -Phillips, Elizabeth, seminary for young gentlemen, Chatham place, St. -Stephen’s gates -Phillips, Francis, fishmonger, St. Catherine’s plain -Phillips, John, Eagle and Child Brewery, Golden Ball street -Phillips, John, woollen draper and hatter, Orford hill -Phillips, Robert, wool merchant, Newmarket road -Phillips, Samuel Michael, watchmaker, Chapel field road -Phillips, William, Nelson inn, St. John’s Timberhill -Philo, Joseph, saddler and harness maker, Upper London street -Pickford and Company, general carriers, Duke’s Palace road -Pierson, W. P., brewer, St. Lawrence -Pigg, Frederic, timber merchant, Bridge street, St. George’s -Pigg, Greenwood, and Co., general furnishing and shop-fitting -cabinet-makers and upholsterers, carvers and gilders, London street -Pigg, Henry, bookseller, printer, stationer, and bookbinder; agent to the -Albion Life Assurance Company, London street; h Lakenham street -Pigg, Horace Samuel, woollen draper, Haymarket; h Grove road, New -Lakenham -Pigg, James, the Cellar House, Barrack street -Pigg, James William, classical and mathematical teacher, Grove cottage, -Thorpe hamlet -Pigg, John, commercial traveller, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Pigg, Samuel and Sons, woollen drapers and warehousemen, Haymarket -Piggin and Dyball, watch and clock makers, opticians and jewellers, Post -Office street -Piggot, John Henry, linen draper, St. Stephen’s street -Pigot, Isabella, draper, Bridge street -Pike, William, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Pilgrim, John, solicitor, Chanel field -Pilgrim, John, butcher, St. Martin’s at Oak -Pilgrim, Thomas, clothier, St. James’ street -Pilgrim, William, cabinet maker, Pottergate street -Pinching, William, baker and confectioner, Bethel street -Pinching, William, baker, Queen street, Crook’s place -Pinson, Henry, ironmonger, smith, bell-hanger, &c., Bank plain -Piper, John Daniel, ironmonger, Earlham terrace, St. Giles’ road -Piper and Pigg, general ironmongers, London street -Piper, William, draper, hosier, and haberdasher, London street -Pitcher, Robert, butcher, New Catton -Pitcher, Thomas, shopkeeper, Rose lane -Pitt, John Ballard, surgeon, St. Stephen’s street -Pitts, Robert Christopher, chemist and druggist, St. Giles’ street; h -Thorpe -Plane, Richard, brewery, Upper Goat lane -Plane, Richard, excise coffee-house, Lower Goat lane -Platten, John, Cat and Fiddle, Magdalen street -Platten, Peter, livery stables, Surrey Mews -Playford, Arminger, Two Quarts inn, Bridge street -Playford, John Joseph, shopkeeper, Bishopgate street -Playford, William, Rising Sun, Rising Sun lane -Plummer and Bloom, carpenters and builders, Bethel street -Plummer, Edward, tailor, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Plumstead, James, broker, St. Mary’s street -Plumstead, Frederic, hairdresser, and fancy repository, Magdalen street -Plumstead, William, cooper, Church street -Plumstead, Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, Wensum street -Plunkett, John, the Shuttle, St. Augustine’s street -Pond, James, boot and shoe maker, West End street -Pond, Margaret, green grocer, Ber street -Pooley, Richard, baker, Charing cross -Pooley, Robert, Jolly Farmers, Castle hill -Pooley, Samuel, cabinet maker, St. John’s Maddermarket -Pooley, William, cabinet maker, Charing cross -Porter, James William, Bowling Green hotel, Chapel field -Porter, John Spratt, tailor, Upper King street -Porter, Thomas, Key and Castle, St. Martin’s at Oak -Potter, James, crape manufacturer, Grove road, New Lakenham -Potter, Harriet, dressmaker, Prince’s street -Potter, Thomas and Co., hatters and furriers, Gentleman’s walk, -Market-place -Powell, Edward, Bricklayer’s Arms, Union place -Powell, John, hairdresser, St. Benedict’s street -Powell, Robert, mercer and draper, Upper London street -Pratt, George, green grocer, Wellington terrace, Union place -Pratt and Hornor, land agents and surveyors, Queen Street -Pratt John, boot maker, St. Mary’s street -Pratt, John, Cross Keys, Magdalen street -Pratt, John, gardener, Lower close -Pratt, Robert, land surveyor, Queen street; h Newmarket road -Pratt, William, wholesale grocer, cheese factor, and fallow chandler, -Wensum str. -Pratt, William, fishmonger, Fishmarket -Prentice, Lydia, milliner and dressmaker, Gildengate street -Prentice, Samuel, saddle and harness maker, Magdalen street -Prentice, William, chemist and druggist, Ber street -Press, Edward, solicitor, Tombland -Press, Frederick George, shopkeeper, Philadelphia -Press, William, and Breese, Philip, manufacturers, Philadelphia -Preston, Arthur, agent to the Royal Insurance Company, Bank street -Preston, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, New Catton -Price, John, Palace tavern, Tombland -Price, John, boot and shoe maker, Orford hill -Price, Joseph, shopkeeper, St. Mary’s street -Priest, George, watch and clock maker, Briggs’ street -Priest, Henry Raven, wine merchant, Pottergate street -Priest, Pilgrim and Co., wine, spirit, and porter merchant, St. Giles’ -street -Priest, Richard, lace and fringe manufacturer, St. Giles’ street -Priest, Thomas, bookseller, printer, bookbinder, and stationer, Rampant -Horse street -Primrose, Mary, bread and biscuit baker, corner of Pitt street -Prior, E. and A., managers of the Norfolk and Eastern Counties Coal -Company; Norwich depot, Foundry Bridge station, office, Redwell street—S. -S. Davis, agent -Provart, William, accountant, St. Augustine’s road -Provart, William, commercial traveller, St. Benedict’s road -Pulham, William, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak and St. Mary’s plain -Pulley, Henry, solicitor, Surrey street; h Carrow hill -Pummell, James, baker, Ten Bell lane -Purdy, Michael pill-box maker, Barrack street -Puxley, James, the Marquis of Granby, Bishopgate street -Pycroft, Nathaniel, butcher, Red Lion street -Pycroft, Thomas, butcher, St. Stephen’s street -Pye, Jabez, Queen’s Arms, Pump street -Pye, Robert, butler, New Catton -Pye, Robert, Bricklayer’s Arms, Pottergate street -Pye, William Martin, grocer, St. Augustine’s street -Pye, William, Oliver Cromwell, St. Miles’ street -Pymar, John, wool merchant, back of the Royal Hotel; h Newmarket road -Quadling, Henry, plumber, King street -Quantrill, James, shopkeeper, Queen street, Crook’s place -Quantrill, Sarah, grocer and tea dealer, Union place -Quantrill Robert, baker, St. Martin’s at Oak -Quin, James, Inland Revenue, St. Catherine’s plain -Quinton, John, bookbinder, Pottergate street -Quinton, John, librarian, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Quinton, William, the Sportsman, Barrack street -Rackham and Turner, solicitors, Lower close -Rackham, Hannah, private lodging house, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Rackham, John, Beehive, St. Benedict’s street -Rackham, Matthew, solicitor, the Closes; h Thorpe hamlet -Rackham, Matthew Robert, solicitor, agent to the Imperial Fire and Life -Insurance Company, Surrey street -Rackham, Thomas Hanworth, and Cooke, Henry, solicitors, Tuck’s court, St. -Giles’ street; hs Catton -Rackham, William, solicitor, Upper St. Giles’ street -Rackham, William Simon, draper, h Unthank’s road -Radford, William, Black Chequers, Cowgate street -Rain, Robert, Rose tavern, Palace street -Rainbird, Francis, the Nelson tavern, Upper market -Ralph, Sarah, shopkeeper, St. Augustine’s street -Rand, William Fell, surgeon, Tombland -Randall, Emma, staymaker, St. Catherine’s plain -Randall, James, bootmaker, Ber street -Randall, Thomas, hairdresser, Vauxhall street, Union place -Ranking, William Harcourt, Esq., physician, St. Giles’ street -Ransome, Harriet, English and Foreign repository of fancy goods, -Gentleman’s walk, Market place -Ransome, James, watchmaker, Briggs’ street, -Ransome and Sims, ironmongers, Little Orford street; G. and W. Stevens, -agents -Ratcliff, William, tailor, Distillery street -Raven, Edward, Queen Ann, Church street -Ravy, William, shopkeeper, Fishgate street -Rawling, Henry, general shopkeeper, West Pottergate -Ray, John Anthony, hairdresser, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Ray, Orlando Dennis, Manager of the National Economic Hail Storm Company, -Unthank’s road -Rayner, John, attorney’s clerk, St. Catherine’s plain -Read, James, builder, Prince’s street -Read, John, accountant, Hall road, New Lakenham -Read, Robert, corn merchant, Bishopgate street -Read, Samuel Gurney, coal merchant, Quay side -Read, Thomas William, merchant, King street -Read, William Dring, tea-dealer, grocer, and British wine merchant, -bottom of Orford hill, White Lion street -Redgement, Kirby, butcher, Vauxhall street, Union place -Redgrave, Joseph, corn merchant, the Close -Redgrave, William Rant, druggist, Wensum street -Reeder, William, toll-gate keeper, Carrow bridge -Reeve, Robert farmer, Old Lakenham -Reeve, Sims, Esq., barrister, St. Giles’ str. -Reeve, Richard, wharfinger and general carrier, Unthank’s road -Reid, Samuel, draper, St. Andrew’s hall plain -Rein, Frederick, grocer, King street -Restieaux, Joseph, accountant, Lady’s lane -Reynolds, Edward, merchant, Unthank’s road -Reynolds, Johnson, miller and farmer, Philadelphia -Reynolds, Joshua, miller and farmer, St. Augustine’s road -Reynolds, William, nursery for fruit, &c., Hall lane, New Lakenham -Rice, James, Free Trade tavern, William street -Richardson, John, cabinet-maker, West Pottergate -Richender, Neville, tobacconist, Upper market -Riches, Edward, hairdresser, Pottergate street -Riches, Henry Charles, clothier; h Castle meadow -Riches, John, the Three Kings, St. Benedict’s street -Riches, Robert, hairdresser, St. John’s Timberhill -Riches and Skoyles, clothiers, outfitters, and hatters, Davey place -Riches, Susanna, straw bonnet maker, Upper London street -Riches, Thomas, tailor, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Riches, William Smith, the Foundry bridge, Rose lane -Rily, Francis, White-friars’ tavern, Whitefriars’ street -Ringer, Edward, Light Horseman, Westlegate street -Ringer, William, Berlin repository, Market-place; h Tharston -Rivett and Harmer, wholesale drapers and clothiers, Old Post-office court -Rix, George, temperance coffee house, Golden Ball street -Rix, Henry, wholesale brush manufacturer, Gildengate street -Rix, Robert, King’s Head, Upper St. Giles’ -Rix, William, Three Compasses, Upper King street -Rix, William, White Horse, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Roach, Edward, house agent, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Roberts, Henry, medical botanist, Rising Sun road -Roberts, James, shoe manufacturer; h Willow place, New Lakenham -Roberts, James, boot and shoe manufacturer, St. John’s Timberhill -Robertson, Henry, cabinet and chairmaker, Grove road, New Lakenham -Robinson, Christopher, carver and gilder, Pottergate street -Robinson, John, cork manufacturer, wholesale and retail, and Corkcutters’ -Arms, Bridge street -Robinson, Robert, brush manufacturer; h Rising Run road -Robson, Jonathan, whitesmith in general, Rising Sun road -Rogers, Henry, brush manufacturer, Wensum street; h Thorpe hamlet -Roe, Charlotte, Queen Victoria, Pottergate street -Roe, John, cabinet maker, Orford hill -Roe, John Chambers, merchant, St. Giles’ road -Roe, Sarah Ann, and Son, wine and spirit merchants, Walnut-tree Shades, -Post-office court -Rogers, Edmund, D., reporter for the Norfolk News, Dereham road terrace -Rogers and Page, wholesale brush and clog manufacturers, Wensum street -Rogers, Samuel, and Casper, George, shoe manufacturers, Calvert street -Root, Robert, Boy and Cup, Pottergate street -Roper, Agnes, dressmaker, Ten Bell lane -Rope, Charles, whitesmith, Surrey street -Rope, William, greengrocer, Rising Sun lane -Rose, George, cork manufacturer, St. Stephen’s street -Rose, James, the Nelson, King street -Rose, John, confectioner, and tea-dealer, Golden Ball street -Rose, Philip, baker, St. Miles’ street -Rose, Sarah, toy warehouse, Castle street -Rose, Thomas, confectioner, St. Benedict’s street -Rossi, George, gold and silversmith, watchmaker, optician, and picture -dealer, Market-place; h Unthank’s road -Roundtree, Charles, fishmonger, Barrack street -Rouse, Harriet, grocer, St. Stephen’s street -Rout, George, grocer, Cowgate street -Row, Frederic, pharmaceutical chemist, St. Stephen’s street -Rowland, Daniel, the Raven, King street -Royall, Daniel, tailor, Jay’s terrace, Rose lane -Rudd, Elizabeth, the Little Buck, St. Martin’s at Oak -Rudd, Elizabeth, broker, Ber street -Rudd, Francis, bootman, Rudring’s building’s, Cross street, St. Giles’ -road -Rudd, Francis, bookbinder and stationer, St. Stephen’s square -Rudd, Francis, tailor, Pottergate street -Rudd, Henry, teacher of music, St. Giles’ street -Rudd, James, shopkeeper, St. Catherine’s plain -Rudd, John, chemist, St. George’s plain -Rudd, Joseph, and Paston, William, curriers, St. Giles’ hill -Rudd, Robert, shopkeeper, St. Mary’s street -Rudd, Thomas, grocer, Golden Ball street -Rudd, Thomas, grocer, King street -Rudling, James, coachbuilder, Palace street -Rudling, William, butcher, Ber street -Rubert, Justice, shopkeeper, Lower Westwick street -Rudrum, Christopher, butcher, King street -Russell, Benjamin, watch and clock maker, Magdalen street -Russell, Henry, pianoforte manufacturer, Magdalen street -Russell, Robert, George, bricklayer and plasterer, St. Catherine’s plain -Rust, James Barrow, tailor and draper, Bethel street -Rust, Robert, Elm tavern, Prince’s street -Rust, Robert, grocer, West Wymer street -Ryan, Mary, Crown and Anchor, Gildengate street -Sacret, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Magdalen street -Sacker, James, Church and State, St. Benedict’s street -Sadd, David, shopkeeper, St. Catherine’s plain -Saddler, James, junr., shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Sadler, John, the Roe Buck, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Salmon, C. J., Lord Nelson tavern, West Pottergate -Salmon, William, shoeing smith, King street gates -Salter, William, Mitre tavern, Briggs’ street, Rampant Horse street -Sammons, Joseph, shopkeeper, Old Lakenham -Sampson, Sarah, baker, St. Benedict’s street -Sampson, William, boot and shoe maker, Cow hill -Samuels and Joseph, boot and shoe manufacturers, St. John’s Timberhill -Samuels and Joseph, pawnbrokers, silversmiths, jewellers, and -watchmakers, St. John’s Timberhill -Sanderson, Alexander, tobacconist and tea-dealer, and tea and coffee -rooms, Fye-bridge street -Sanderson, Edwin, chemist and druggist, Upper St. Giles’ hill -Sands, Anthony, portrait painter, St. Giles’ hill -Sands, John, Freemasons’ Arms, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Saul, Joseph, pill-box manufacturer, West Pottergate street -Saul and Frazer, City saw mills, St. Martin’s at Palace -Saul, Thomas, tailor and draper, Orford hill -Saul, William Staff, timber merchant, Pottergate street -Sapey, Thomas, London coffee house, Rampant Horse street -Savory, Coulsey, confectioner, Upper London street -Savage, Robert, butcher, Bridge street -Savage, Stephen, butcher, Cowgate street -Sawyer and Company, surgical and philosophical instrument makers and -cutlers, &c., Upper London street -Sawyer, John, gardener, Earlham road -Sawyer, John, Robert, cutler, London street; h Grove road, New Lakenham -Sayer, Daniel, veterinary surgeon, Pottergate street -Sayer, James, shopkeeper, Philadelphia -Sayer, Richard David, travelling draper, Unthank’s road -Sayer, John, bird and animal preserver, Upper St. Giles’ -Say, Sarah, plumber and glazier, St. Giles’ street -Scales, Samuel, timber merchant, Grove place, New Lakenham -Scarles, Francis, linen draper, Ber street -Scarlet, Robert, Surrey tavern, Surrey road -Scarnell, William, butcher, Distillery street -Scofield, Susan, dressmaker, St. Giles’ street -Scott, Charles, sofa and chair manufacturer, Gildengate street -Scott, Eliza, milliner and dressmaker, Crescent place -Scott, Emily, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Charing cross -Scott, Frances, tollgate keeper, Thorpe gate, Thorpe hamlet -Scott, Francis, tailor, Calvert street -Scott, James, cutler, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Scott, John, B.A., teacher of languages, Bank street -Scott, John, bootmaker, Magdalen street -Scott, William John, furniture broker, Bridge street -Scott, Peter Thomas, brush, patten, and clog manufacturer, White Lion -street -Scott, Robert B., cabinet maker and upholsterer, carver and gilder, -carpet and paper-hanging warehouse, and mahogany merchant, Charing cross -and St. John’s Maddermarket -Scott, Thomas, baker, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Scott, William, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Scotter, Mary, confectioner, Red Lion street -Scrutton, Henry, grocer, Bethel street -Seago and Son, glove manufacturers, St. John’s Maddermarket -Seaman, Cornelius, broker’s shop, St. James’ street -Seaman, Grimmer, and Co., wine and spirit merchants, St. Andrew’s Broad -street -Seaman, Henry, shopkeeper, 21 Row, New Lakenham -Seaman, Robert, shopkeeper, St. Saviour’s lane -Searby, W. and W. M., late Grimmer, druggists, White Lion street -Seeley’s boarding-house, St. Stephen’s plain -Seeley, Job, shopkeeper, Pottergate street -Seeley, John, Sussex Arms, St. Augustine’s street -Seeley, William, pork butcher, Pottergate street -Self, John, Pig and Whistle, St. Stephen’s Back street -Self and Howes, plumbers, glaziers, painters, and gas-fitters, Tombland -Self, James William, superintendent at the New Cemetery (unconsecrated -ground), St. Benedict’s road -Self, Thomas, shopkeeper, St. Mary’s plain -Self, Thomas, gas-fitter, Pottergate street -Sendall, William, bricklayer, Paragon street -Severn, Elizabeth, and Blackwell, Mary Ann, cloak and mantle makers, -Botolph street -Severn, Samuel, St. Paul’s tavern, Cowgate street -Sewell, Mark, shoe manufacturer’s agent, Rising Sun road -Sexton, Edward, licensed brewer, Whalebone, New Catton -Sexton, Horace Watling, bricklayer and plasterer, St. Swithin’s -Sexton, John, shopkeeper, Scoles’ green -Sexton, Mary Ann, grocer, King street -Sexton, Robert Watling, builder, Calvert street -Shalders, Edward, shopkeeper, St. Benedict’s street -Shalders, Noah, pawnbroker and clothier, Westlegate street -Shalders, Thomas, farrier and shoeing smith, Hay hill -Shalders, William, jun., hydraulic engineer, patent fountain pump engine, -hydraulic, and leather works, Bank plain -Sharp, Daniel, solicitor, Surrey street; h Lakenham terrace -Sharon, Anthony, smith, Pottergate street -Sharpe, Benjamin Thomas, solicitor, Chapel field road -Sharp, Frederic, clerk, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Sheedy, Rachel, the Rosary tavern, Thorpe hamlet -Sheldrake, Anne, library, Westlegate street -Shenfield, Ann Jane, lodging-house keeper, Upper St. Giles’ -Sheppard, Isaac, cooper, Magdalen street -Sheppard, Elizabeth, bread and biscuit baker, Upper market -Sheppard, Robert, commission agent, St. Benedict’s plain -Sheward, William, pawnbroker, King street -Shields, Daniel, hoop maker, Scoles’ green -Shields, Daniel, grocer, Golden Ball street -Shildrake, William, watch and clock maker, jeweller, &c., Upper London -street -Shildrake, Thomas, clerk, Bracondale -Shipley, William, land and house agent, Chapel field road -Short, Edmund Barker, superintendent of Grout’s factory, St. Giles’ hill -Short, Henry, wine and dry cooper, St. George’s Middle street -Short, John, cashier at silk-works, Dereham road terrace -Short, Mary, milliner and dressmaker, St. George’s Middle street -Shorten, James, Bull inn, Magdalen street -Shreeve, John, shoeing smith, Magdalen street -Sidney and Armes, curriers and leather cutters, Dove street -Sidney and Ladyman, wholesale tea dealers, Market place -Silver, William, confectioner, White Lion street -Simpson, George, governor of the Great Hospital, St. Helen’s -Simpson, John, whip maker, Ber street -Simpson, John, schoolmaster, Trory place, New Lakenham -Simpson, Amelia, general dealer, Ber street -Simpson, George Elward, solicitor, Tombland -Simpson, Robert, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Sinkler, John, builder, Magdalen street -Skedge, John, baker, West Pottergate street -Skelt, William Perry, meat shop, St. Benedict’s street -Skelton, John, manufacturer of fancy hosiery, St. Martin’s Palace plain -street -Skelton, John Smith, tailor, &c., St. Giles’ street -Skipper, Henry, confectioner, Magdalen street -Skippon, James, solicitor, and agent for the Lancashire Insurance -Company, Castle meadow -Skipper, John, solicitor and proctor, commissioner for taking -acknowledgments of married women, secretary and registrar to the Norwich -Equitable Fire Assurance Society; offices, Bank street, h. Thorpe hamlet -Skipper, William, the Locomotive, Norfolk street, Union place -Skoyles, Elam, clothier, Davey place; h. Castle meadow -Skoyles, James, boot and shoe maker, Grapes hill -Skoyles, William, broker, St. Benedict’s street -Skyles, Samuel, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Slack, Thomas, engineer, St. Giles’ hill -Slade, Daniel Davis, Homœopathic chemist, and agent to the Homœopathic -and General Life Assurance Society, London street -Slater, John, bookseller, Castle hill -Slater, Joseph, tailor, &c., Tombland -Slipper, Elizabeth, green grocer, Grove place, New Lakenham -Sloper, John, fruiterer, Queen street -Smith, David, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Smith, Edward, chemist and druggist, Calvert street -Smith, Edward, Waterloo tavern, Upper walk, Market place -Smith, Edward, Coach and Horses, Fountain place, Union place -Smith, George, boot and shoe maker, Southwell cottage. New Lakenham -Smith, George, Coachmaker, St. Stephen’s square -Smith, George, Imperial Arms, Upper King street -Smith, George, linen draper, Ber street -Smith, James, accountant, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Smith, James, the Surrey, Grove place, New Lakenham -Smith, James, overseer, Newmarket road -Smith, James John, tanner, Heigham street -Smith, John, tailor and draper, Orford street -Smith, John Jasper, confectioner, Ber street -Smith, John, toyshop, St. John’s Timberhill -Smith, John, soda water manufacturer, Colegate street -Smith, John Watson, the Rose tavern, Rose lane -Smith, Lydia, shopkeeper, St. Augustine’s -Smith, Robert, shopkeeper, and baker, King street, Crook’s place -Smith, Robert, bricklayer, St. Stephen’s road -Smith, Samuel, tobacconist, Gentleman’s walk, Market place; h Union place -Smith, Susannah, astrologist and artist, Southwell cottage, New Lakenham -Smith and Sons, druggists, wholesale and retail, Magdalen street, and -Market-place -Smith, Thomas, umbrella maker, St. Benedict’s street -Smith, William, wholesale and retail haberdasher and general warehouse, -Lower Goat lane -Smith, William, glass and china dealer, Rampant Horse back street -Smith, William, veterinary surgeon, Pottergate street -Smith, William, tin-plate worker, St. Benedict’s street -Smith, J. W., confectioner, Dove street -Smith, William Richard, wholesale and retail fancy sweet maker, Palace -street -Smith, William Richard, baker, St. Benedict’s street -Smithdale, Thomas, iron and brass founder, St. Ann’s Staithe lane -Snelling, Daniel, Wrench, Golden Lion Inn, St. John’s Maddermarket -Snelling, John, Yarmouth Arms, Upper market -Snelling, Thomas, grocer, Magdalen street -Snelling, Thomas, the Swan, King street -Snelling, William, boot and shoe maker, gutta percha warehouse, Orford -hill -Snowdon, Henry, draper, Chapel field road -Snowdon, John, draper and silk mercer, Gentleman’s walk -Snowdon and Sons, drapers, Bridge street -Snowling, John, Duke’s Palace inn, Duke’s Palace road -Soman, Daniel, boot and shoe manufacturer, Lower Goat lane -Soman, David, boot and shoe manufacturer, Gildengate street -Sowels, William, accountant, Distillery street -Sowels, William, accountant, Chapel field road -Sowter, Peter, green grocer, St. Paul’s street -Spalding, James, French polisher, Saint Andrew’s hill -Sparke and Co., engineers, iron and brass founders, Thorn lane -Sparke, James Bird, solicitor, Post Office street, Norwich; h Earlham -road -Sparks, Francis William, wine and spirit merchant, auctioneer and valuer, -St. Giles’ street -Spatchett, James, chemist and druggist, St. John’s Maddermarket -Spelman, George, auctioneer’s clerk, West Pottergate -Spelman, Henry, auctioneer, St. Giles’; h Unthank’s road -Spelman, William and Sons, auctioneers and valuers, St. Giles’ street -Spence, George, circulating library, Bridge street -Spencer, Christopher, surgeon, King street -Spencer, Robert, Elm tavern, New Catton -Spinks, Charles, bricklayer, King street -Spinks, James, grocer and draper, St. Augustine’s street -Spinks, John, clerk to District Visiting Society, Pottergate street -Spooner, Edward, Robin Hood, Barrack street -Spooner, Edward Frederic, grocer, Saint Margaret’s plain -Spratt, Sarah, academy, Bethel street -Spratt, Stephen, Old Star, Quay side -Spratt, William, hay and corn dealer, Gun lane -Springall, Benjamin, miller, New Catton -Springall, Isaac, watch and clock maker, Wensum street -Springall, James, wholesale and retail grocer, Tombland -Springfield, Son, and Nephew, manufacturers and silk merchants, St. -Martin’s lane -Spurgeon, Thomas, tailor, St. Stephen’s road -Spurling, William, Trowel and Hammer, St. Stephen’s road -Stacey, Edward, estate agent, Orford hill -Stacey, Anthony, cooper, Thorpe hamlet -Stacey, Emily, ladies boarding school, Theatre street -Stacey, William, thatcher, Trowse Millgate -Staff, Charles, green grocer, Ber street -Staff, Frederic, Nelson tavern, Pottergate street -Stafford, Phœbe, Coachmakers’ Arms, Red Lion street -Stafford, Robert, the Mariner’s tavern, Mariner’s lane -Stafford, Thomas, shopkeeper, Chapel street Crook’s place -Stafford, William, baker, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Starling, Thomas, L., accountant, Paragon street -Stammers, Robert, whitesmith, Castle hill -Stangroom, John, Duke of Sussex, Saint Augustine’s street -Stangroom, Robert, shopkeeper, Fishgate street -Stanhaw, George, Coach and carriage builder, St. Giles’ road -Stanley, George, scale beam maker, Elm hill -Stanley, Joseph, statuary and mason, Saint Stephen’s street -Stannard, Arthur, artist, Upper King street -Stannard, Cubitt, silk and wool manufacturer, St. George’s plain -Stannard, Mrs. Joseph, artist, Rose lane -Stannard, Robert, John, confectioner, Little London street -Stapleton, Robert, bootmaker, St. John’s Maddermarket, and Pottergate -street -Stark and Co., manufacturing and agricultural chemists, Duke’s Palace -bridge -Stark and Co., dyers, dressers, &c., Duke’s Palace bridge -Starling, Miss, E., St. Augustine’s District school, St. Augussine’s road -Starland, George, plumber, glazier, and house-painter, Surrey street -Stedman, William, butcher, Lady’s lane -Steeky, Richard, tax-gatherer, Bracondale -Steel, James, leather currier, Magdalen street -Steel and Rix, Importers and dealers in fancy articles, Queen street -Stevens, Adelaide, grocer and tea-dealer, Unthank’s road -Stevens, Charles Frederic, coppersmith, brazier and tinplate worker, -Magdalen street -Stevens, Gardiner, and William, wholesale and retail ironmongers, sole -agents for Ransomes and Sims’ and Messrs. Howard’ agricultural -implements, and Coleman’s cultivators, Orford hill -Stevens, John Thomas, law stationer, Castle hill -Stevens, Thomas William, tailor and draper, Unthank’s road -Stevens, William Horace, printer, Pottergate street -Stevenson, Thomas, E. C. Railway station superintendent, St. Faith’s lane -Steward, James, merchant tailor, hosier, draper, hatter, and general -out-fitter, Tombland -Steward, Mary, green grocer, St. Benedict’s street -Steward, Patteson, Finch, and Co., brewers, and spirit merchants, Barrack -street -Steward, Robert, and Co., timber merchants, King street gates -Steward, Samuel, bookbinder and ruler, Prince’s street -Steward, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, St. Stephen’s street -Stewardson, Nathaniel Thomas, pork shop, St. James’ street -Stigles, Daniel, hairdresser, Fishgate street -Stimpson, John, butcher, Fye bridge -Stockings, Mark, butcher, St. Stephen’s street -Stocks, Alfred Joseph, draper, Brigg’s street; h Grove road, New Lakenham -Stonex, James, tea dealer, Tinkler’s lane -Storey, Samuel, plumber and glazier, West Pottergate -Storey, William, plumber and glazier, West Pottergate -Storey, William, brewer, Bull close -Storey, James, shopkeeper, St. Augustine’s street -Stowers, James, silversmith and tobacconist, Red Lion street -Strachan, James, wine and spirit merchant, Guildhall tavern, Market place -Stringer, Charles, surveyor of taxes, St. Giles’ street; h Newmarket road -Stringer, Henry, clerk to the Bank of England, Grove road, St. Stephen’s -road -Stroyan, Robert, cattle salesman, Bracondale -Stubbs, George, White Horse, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Studwin, Paul, clerk, St. Benedict’s road -St. Quinton, Edward Henry, surgeon, R.N., Thorpe hamlet -Suggett and Dunsford, dentists, St. Giles’ street -Sullivan, Stephen, baker, St. Margaret’s plain -Sultzer, John, St. Augustine’s street -Surflin, William, plumber and glazier, Bank tavern, Bank street -Sursham, Henry David, bootmaker, Saint Benedict’s street -Sursham, John, merchant, Fishgate street, St. Clement’s -Sursham, John, Phœnix brewery, Magdalen street -Sutcliffe, John, joiner, &c., Holl’s lane -Suttell, Henry, green grocer, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Suttell, John Watson, general shopkeeper, Mill street, New Lakenham -Sutton, Daniel Morrison, tailor and draper, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Sutton, Henry, draper, St. Augustine’s street -Sutton, James, woollen draper, Unthank’s rd. -Sutton, Robert, broker, Magdalen street -Sutton, Samuel, working cutler, &c., Royal hotel street -Swann, Ann, milliner and dressmaker, Rising Sun road -Swann, James, boot and shoe maker, Magdalen street -Swash, Maria, Turkey Cock, Church street, Saint Simon’s -Sweatman, Henry, publican and tobacconist, Back of the inns -Swinden, John, fancy repository, Magdalen street -Sword, John, livery stables, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Tadman, William, superintendent of the Gas Works, Bishopgate street -Talbot, George, tailor and draper, Bridge street -Tann, John, baker, Charing cross -Tann, Mary Ann, private lodging house, Hall road, New Lakenham -Tann, Samuel Wiseman, upholsterer and paper hanger, Pottergate street -Tattam, Richard, green grocer, Lady’s lane -Tayler, Francis George, agent to the Athenæum Fire and Life Insurance -Company, Castle meadow; h Muspole street, St. George’s -Taylor, A. and C., solicitors, Orford hill -Taylor, Adam, jun., solicitor, Orford hill; h Lady’s lane -Taylor, Charles Peacock, St. Stephen’s plain -Taylor, Clement, solicitor, Orford hill; h Mile lane, Newmarket road -Taylor, Cornelius, superintendent at the New Cemetery, (consecrated -ground) Earlham road -Taylor, Elizabeth, dressmaker, Prince’s street -Taylor, Elizabeth, elastic stay and bandage maker, Upper St. Giles’ -Taylor, George, surgical mechanician, Upper St. Giles’ -Taylor, George, green grocer, Rose lane -Taylor, James, carpenter and builder, Whitefriars’ street -Taylor, John Oddin, solicitor, St. Giles’ str. -Taylor, Mary, Castle commercial hotel, Castle meadow -Taylor, William, tailor, Prince’s street -Taylor, William, Medical Dispensary for Skin Diseases, Magdalen street -Taylor, William, jun., Bird-in-Hand, Mill lane, New Catton -Taylor, W. B., tobacconist and tea dealer, St. Stephen’s street -Taylor, William Henry, surgeon, Prince’s street -Taylor, John Oddin, and Ling, Henry, solicitors, St. Giles’ street -Temple, Robert, grocer, Ber street -Terrington, William, boot maker, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Thayne, Edward, basket maker, St. Benedict’s street -Theobald, John, glover, London street; h Newmarket road -Theobald and Son, hosiers, glovers, &c., London street -Thetford, Thomas Daniels, boot and shoe maker, St. Paul’s street -Thirkettle, Mary Ann, milliner, St. John’s Timberhill -Thirkettle, Mrs. Harriet, furrier and feather dresser, St. Benedict’s -road -Thirkettle, John, cabinet maker, St. Catherine’s plain -Thurston, Carnaby, baker, New Catton -Thirtle, Maria, private lodging house, Pottergate street -Thirtle, Thomas, coachman, Golden Ball street -Thirtle, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Bridewell alley -Thompson, Alfred William, commercial traveller, Rising Sun road -Thompson, Benjamin, shopkeeper, St. Miles’ Thorn lane -Thompson, Henry, chemist and druggist, St. Stephen’s street -Thompson, Henry, photographic artist, St. Stephen’s gates -Thompson, John, boot and shoe maker, White Lion street -Thompson, John, the Anchor, Silver road -Thompson, Joseph, grocer, White Lion str. -Thompson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, Grapes hill -Thompson, Martin, the Griffin, Barrack str. -Thompson, Robert, surgeon, Theatre street -Thompson, Robert, ironmonger, iron merchant, &c., Calvert street -Thompson, R. and Son, iron merchants, oil and colourmen, Upper Davey -place -Thompson, Thomas, currier and leather seller, Orford hill -Thompson, William, the Steam Packet, King street -Thorndick, Henry and Co., printers, Prince’s street -Thorn, Robert, Goose and Gridiron, Little Orford street -Thorns, Robert, ironmonger, Exchange str. -Thornsby, Robert, grocer and draper, St. Stephen’s gates -Thornton, Christopher, Fellmongers’ Arms, St. Martin’s at Oak -Thorpe, Thomas E., Sun and Anchor, Colegate street -Thorpe, William, hairdresser, St. Stephen’s street -Thorpe, William, shopkeeper, St. Martin’s at Oak -Thouless, James, shopkeeper, Pump street -Thouless, William, Bartholomew tavern, St. Miles’ Thorn lane -Thrower, John, shopkeeper, St. Augustine’s street -Thrower, Noah, the Woolpack, Golden Ball street -Thurgar, Walter Christopher, surgeon, St. Catherine’s plain -Thurling, James, Swan with Two Necks, St. Stephen’s street -Thurlow, William, Post-office tavern, and hackney master, Post-office -street -Thurst, James, Venetian wire, zinc, and rolling blind manufacturer, -Castle meadow -Thurston, Barnard, butcher, Colegate street -Thurston, Daniel, Bull inn, St. Stephen’s street -Thurtle, James, shopkeeper, St. Swithin’s -Thwaites, Isaac M., writer, sign painter, decorator, gilder, and glass -embosser, Sardinian court, St. Stephen’s street -Thwaites, John, the Rainbow, King street -Tibbs, Frederic, green grocer, Globe street, Union place -Tidd, Robert, grocer, St. Martin’s at Oak -Tidd, Robert, shopkeeper, Gildengate street -Tidman, George, King’s Arms, Bethel street -Tidman, Robert, the Bridge-house inn, Thorpe hamlet -Tillett, Benjamin, cabinet maker, New Catton -Tillett, Jacob Henry, solicitor, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Tillett, Leonard, bricklayer, Lower Westwick street -Tills, Benjamin, grocer and tea dealer, Magdalen street -Tillyard and Howlett, curriers and leather merchants, Pottergate street -Tillyard, Isaac, shoe manufacturer, Valentine street -Tillyard, Rebecca, draper, Magdalen street -Tillyard and Son, boot and shoe manufacturers, Elm hill -Tinkler, George, clerk to Commissioners of Inland Revenue, Magdalen -street -Tinkley, Esther, boot and shoe maker, Rampant horse street -Tipple, John, commercial traveller, William street -Todd, John and Sons, tailors and trousers makers, Queen street -Todd, William, accountant, King street -Toll, Elizabeth, boarding and lodging house, St. Giles’ street -Tomlinson, Ann, straw bonnet maker, Bishopgate street -Tomlinson, Robert Stewart, hatter, hosier, and glover, Castle street -Tate, James, confectioner, St. Miles’ street -Tooke, George Stannard, fruiterer, Prince’s street -Tooke, Michael, grocer, Ber street -Towell, William, seedsman, Upper King street -Towler, Abel, shawl manufacturer, Unthank’s road -Towler, Edward, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Towler, Hannah, draper, Fye bridge -Towler, John Burrows, pawnbroker, Bethel street -Towler, Rowling and Allen, manufacturers, Elm hill, and Friday street, -London -Towley, Jonathan, treasurer of County Courts, Surrey place, New Lakenham -Towlson, John, Millwrights’ Arms, Julian street -Townshend, Samuel, carver and gilder, Bethel street -Townshend, George, Crown, Elm hill -Townshend, Samuel J., jun., carver, gilder, and looking-glass -manufacturer, Charing cross -Townshend, William, bricklayer, plasterer, and tobacconist, Golden Ball -street -Trevor, Henry, cabinet maker and upholsterer, carver and gilder, and -paper hanger, Post-office street; h St. Giles’ road -Trollop, George, gardener, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Trory, John, professor of music, Elm hill -Trowse, Christopher, tailor, Ten Bell lane -Trowse, John, parish clerk, Bethel street -Truman, James, boot and shoe maker, Grapes hill -Tubb, William, Henry, haberdasher, &c., London street -Tuck, Charles Edward, solicitor, St. Giles’ street -Tuck, James Stannard, tailor, draper, and hatter, Lower Goat lane -Tuck, Robert, confectioner, Wensum street -Tuck, Robert, confectioner, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Tuck, Robert Alexander, confectioner, Lower Goat lane -Tuddenham, Edward, Swan tavern, Swan lane -Tuddenham, John, the Swan, Cowgate street -Tuffs, William, Light Horseman, Botolph street -Turner, W. H. N., solicitor, the Close; h Newmarket road -Turner, James Mangles, iron founder, Palace plain -Turner, Joseph, the Anchor, Surrey street -Turner, Robert, barber, Trowse Millgate -Turner, Samuel, tailor, St. Miles’ street -Turner, William, boot and shoe maker, St. Swithin’s -Turner, William, green grocer, St. James’ street -Turner, William, boot and shoe maker, Palace street -Turrell, James, grocer and tea dealer, Ber street -Tuttell, Ann, shopkeeper and baker, Trafalgar street New Lakenham -Tuxford, William, trunk, portmanteau and carpet bag manufacturer, Back of -the Inns -Twaites, John Henry, shoemaker, Holl’s lane -Tyce, George, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Charing cross -Ulph, Henry, proprietor of the Billiard Rooms, Post-office court -Ulph, James, Three Tubs, Barrack street -Ulph, William, dyer, St. Margaret’s -Underwood, Henry, plasterer, St. Margaret’s plain -Underwood, Henry, builder, King street -Upcroft, William, printer and bookbinder, Thoroughfare yard, Magdalen -street -Upcroft, James, Jack of Newbery, Magdalen street -Utting, John, shoemaker, Gildengate street -Utting, Robert, miller, Chapel field road -Venteman, Deans George, revenue officer, Calvert street -Vlieland, Jerome, professor of the French language, Redwell street -Vincent, Eliza, milliner and dressmaker, West-end terrace, Grapes hill -Vincent, Henry, broker, St. Benedict’s street -Vincent, James, hat manufacturer, Red Lion street -Vincent, Mary Ann, fancy warehouse, St. Catherine’s plain -Vyall, Daniel, coal merchant, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Wade, Francis, wholesale and retail woollen cloth warehouse, London -street -Wade, James, broker, Fishgate street -Wade, John, draper, &c., Chapel field -Wade, Thomas, the Pelican, Pitt street -Waite, George, brazier and gasfitter, Redwell street -Wall, James, the Rose, Cowgate street -Wallace, James, the Two Brewers’ inn, St. John’s Maddermarket -Walker, Frederic, grocer, St. Martin’s at Oak -Walker, George, Cardinal’s Cap, St. Benedict’s street -Walker, James, carpenter, Paragon street -Walker, Mr., accountant, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Walker, Richard, fancy repository, and dealer in tobacco, Bridge street -Walker, Robert, printer, Church street, St. Miles’ -Walker, Robert Samuel, Bull’s Head inn, Ber street -Waller, John Gamble, sewing cotton winder and general winder, Peacock -street -Waller, Martha, shopkeeper, St. Paul’s -Waller, Robert, dentist, Rose lane -Waller, Thomas, baker, Cowgate street -Walters, Martha and Eliza, ladies’ boarding school, Theatre street -Walters, William, shopkeeper, St. Catherine’s plain -Walton, William, cook, St. Benedict’s road -Ward, Charles, hairdresser, Bethel street -Ward, Elizabeth, green grocer, St. Benedict’s street -Ward, William, the Bird in Hand, Barrack street -Warne, George Thomas, marker, Pottergate street -Warner and Co., wholesale copper and zinc merchants, St. Giles’ street -Warner, Edward, Hope brewery, St. Saviour’s lane -Warner, Walter Waite, grocer and tea-dealer, St. Benedict’s street -Warnes, Elizabeth, Eastern Counties’ Railway tavern, Foundry bridge -Warnes, Henry, clerk, St. Stephen’s square -Warnett, George, bricklayer, King street -Warterton, Edward, the Cottage, Silver road -Watcham, Thomas, green grocer, Heigham street -Watering, Jeremiah, boot and shoe maker, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Watering, John, shopkeeper, Mill lane, New Catton -Watering John, linen and woollen draper, St. Stephen’s street; h Douro -terrace -Watling, Sarah, dress-maker, Bethel street -Watson and Son, statuaries and masons, Castle hill and St. Faith’s lane -Watson, Daniel, carver gilder, &c., All Saint’s green -Watson, Edward Charles, carpenter and joiner, Chapel street, Crook’s -place -Watson, Gilbert Pickering, chemist and druggist, King street -Watson, James, grocer, &c., Prospect house, St. Augustine’s road -Watson, James, carpenter and builder, Philadelphia -Watts, Henry, letter-press and copper-plate printer, and general news -agent, Pottergate street -Watts, James, engineer, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Watts, Riches, and Buck, engineers, founders, millwrights, agricultural -machine and implement makers, Rose lane -Watts, Thomas, butcher, Willow lane -Watts, Thomas, clerk, St. Stephen’s square -Watts, William, engineer, Rose lane -Waytes, Philip, Marquis of Granby, Barrack street -Weavers, Robert, ginger-beer manufacturer, Heigham street -Weavers, William, fishmonger, Fish-market -Webb, William, rope maker, Magdalen street -Webb, William, broker, St. Martin’s at Oak -Webber, Mr. William, surgeon, the Free Hospital, Willow lane -Websdale Frances, Lamb inn, Haymarket -Websdale, James, grocer and tea dealer, King street -Webster, George, shopkeeper, Botolph street -Webster, Henry, eating house, Golden Ball street -Webster, John, hairdresser, Ber street -Webster, Robert, clothier, St. Lawrence steps -Webster, Robert, jun., boot and shoe maker, St. Lawrence steps -Webster, William, Maid’s Head hotel, Wensum street -Webster, William, brewer, Ber street -Weeds, Sarah, shopkeeper, Thorpe hamlet -Weeks, William, plumber, St. Augustine’s street -Wells, Peter Michael, tailor and draper, Prince’s street -Wells, Thomas, veterinary surgeon, Castle meadow -Wells, William, Buff Coat, Buff Coat lane -Welton, Edmund, wheelwright, Brazen Doors road -West, Charles John, registrar for the Bishop’s commissary for the -Archdeaconry of Norfolk, Hay hill -Weston, Charles, brewer and maltster, Bridge street, St. George’s -Whaites, Charles, solicitor, Tombland -Whall, Ann, gun seller, Little London street -Whall, Robert, shopkeeper, King street, Crook’s place -Wharton, George, physician, Upper close -Wheeler, Francis, druggist, Swan lane -Whittaker, William, green grocer, King street -Whincup, Garwood, clerk, Newmarket road -White, Jeremiah, carpenter and builder, St. Michael’s at Thorn lane -White, Misses, Berlin wool and millinery warehouse, London street -White, Richard, surgeon dentist, St. Giles’ street; h Unthank’s road -White, Richard, green grocer, Palace street -White, William, broker, St. Gregory’s church alley -Whitehead, George, register office for servants, Grapes hill -Whithers, Martha, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Union place -Whitmore, George, clerk, Grove road, New Lakenham -Whitrick, James, grocer, West Pottergate -Widdows, Mark, Arabian Horse, St. Martin’s at Oak -Wigg, Edward, the Stag, St. Benedict’s street -Wigger, John, the Dog, St. Paul’s Church plain -Wigger, John H. A., picture dealer, Bethel street -Wiggett, Harriet, private lodging house, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s -gates -Wiggins, John, wine and spirit merchant, Saracen’s Head inn, St. Giles’ -street -Welch, Thomas, baker, King street -Wicks, Robert, grocer, Ber street -Wild, Edward, grocer and tea dealer, Haymarket, and High street, -Wandsworth, London -Wild, John, collector, Inland Revenue office, Orford hill -Wilde, Matthew, Eastern Union Railway tavern, St. Stephen’s gates -Wilde, Frederic, plumber, painter, and glazier, St. Stephen’s street -Wilde, William, auctioneer, and coroner to the city of Norwich, clerk to -the city magistrates for licensing and billeting, St. Stephen’s street; h -Bramerton -Wilde, William, jun., auctioneer, valuer, and High Bailiff of the County -court, Post Office street -Wilding, Henry, hairdresser, Upper London street -Wiley, Samuel Hall, shopkeeper, Cowgate street -Wilkin, Charles, carver and gilder, Tombland -Wilkins, Robert Frederic, teacher of music, Bethel street -Wilkinson, Henry Joseph, saddler and harness maker, and saddlers’ -ironmonger, St. Giles’ street -Willett, Edward, Nephew and Co., manufacturers, Pottergate street, and -63, Friday street, London -Willett, Edward, manufacturer; h Newmarket road -Willgress, Peter John, Masonic tavern, Elm hill -Williams, Case, and Potter, manufacturers, Gildengate street -Williams, Henry, Norwich a Port tavern, King street gates -Williams, Isaac, manufacturer, Calvert street -Williams, Josiah, grocer and tea dealer, Swan lane -Williams, Josiah, grocer and tea dealer, Globe street, Union place -Williams, Mary, general shopkeeper, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Williams, Mary Ann, Moon and Stars, Duke’s palace road -Williamson, John, commercial traveller, Distillery street -Williment, James, shopkeeper, St. Augustine’s street -Willement, Richard, manufacturer, Calvert street -Willimott, Henry, baker, Mill lane, New Catton -Willis, George Edward, draper, Heigham street -Willison, Hannah, Vauxhall tavern, Julian place -Wills, Anthony, parish clerk, West End street -Wills, William, tanner, Heigham street -Willsea, Joshua, news agent and tobacconist, Orford hill -Willsea, John, Waggon and Horses, St. Miles’ street -Wilson, Misses C. and E., boarding and day school for young gentlemen, -Grove house, Newmarket road -Wilson, George, confectioner, Queen street -Wilson, George, bookseller, Castle meadow -Wilson, James, Railway inn, Trowse Millgate -Wilson, James, supervisor, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Wilson, Maria, grocer, Coslany street -Wilson, Robert, White Swan, St. Benedict’s street -Wilson, Stephen, merchant’s clerk, Grove road, New Lakenham -Wilson, Sarah, shopkeeper, Barrack street -Wilson, Thomas, cork cutter, Golden Ball street -Wilson, William Stitt, manager of East of England Bank, Hay hill; h -Newmarket road -Wilson, William, firework artist, Church walk, New Lakenham -Wilson, William, commercial traveller, Ipswich road -Winter, Charles, boot and shoe manufacturer and leather merchant, Upper -market; h Grove house, Heigham -Winter, George, confectioner, St. John’s Timberhill -Winter, James and Son, solicitors, St. Giles’ street -Winter, John, accountant, Valentine street -Winter, Samuel, baker, King street -Winter, Samuel, baker, Magdalen street -Winter, Thomas, the New Inn, St. Augustine’s road -Winter, William, painter and grainer, St. John’s Timberhill -Winter, William, brush manufacturer, Back of the Inns -Wiseman, Alfred, commercial traveller, St. Giles’ road -Wiseman, Isaac, wine and brandy merchant, Post-office street -Wiseman, Robert, builder, Muspole street, St. Mary’s -Wizker, Nichols, Royal Standard, Union place -Wolton and Company, family grocers and hop merchants, London street -Womack, George, merchant tailor, draper, hatter, and outfitter, White -Lion street, Back of the Inns, and Davey place; h Orford hill -Wood, George, Morgan’s Cellar House, King street -Wood, William, clerk, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Woodcock, Samuel, meat shop, Palace street -Woodgate, Philip, manufacturer, Back of the Inns; h St. Giles’ road -Woodhouse, Joshua, earthenware dealer, Magdalen street -Woodrow, Anthony, clerk, Bracondale -Woodrow, Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, Unthank’s road -Woodrow, Thomas, pawnbroker, St. Miles’ street -Woods, George, fancy chair manufacturer, King street, Crook’s place -Woods, George John, currier and leather seller, St. Gregory’s church -alley -Woods, John, tailor, &c., Tinkler’s lane -Woods, John, tailor, West Pottergate -Woods, John Robert, cabinet maker, St. Stephen’s street -Woods, Robert John, Golden Wheatsheaf, St. Stephen’s street -Woods, William, shopkeeper, Union place -Wood, William, Temperance hotel, Elm hill -Woodyard, James, curriers’ ironmonger, St. Martin’s at Oak -Woolbright, Robert, jun., gardener, Lower close -Woolbright, William, Henry, solicitor, Upper King street -Wooliston, Samuel, timber merchant, Hall road, New Lakenham -Woollistone, Samuel, baker, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Woolmer, Clement Amos, boot and shoe maker, and parish clerk, Bridge -street -Woolnough, Theophilus C., bookseller and printer, Prince’s street -Wordingham, Robert, plumber, St. Catherine’s plain -Wordingham, William, builder, St. Catherine’s plain -Worff, W., chimney sweeper, Charing cross -Worman, James, carpenter and builder, Castle meadow -Wortley, Robert, solicitor, Upper King str. -Wortley, Thomas, warehouseman, William street -Wortley, Martha, milliner and dressmaker, Briggs’ street -Wrettham, William, carpenter, Paragon str. -Wright, Daniel, tin plate worker, Pitt street -Wright, James, bricklayer and plasterer, Ber street -Wright, James, tailor and draper, Ber street -Wright, James, the Goat, Upper Goat lane -Wright, James, land surveyor, St. Andrew’s plain; h Mount Pleasant, -Unthank’s road -Wright, Joseph, plumber and glazier, King street -Wright, Mrs. midwife, Brazen Doors road -Wright, Richard, boot and shoe manufacturer, Bridge street -Wright, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Bank plain -Wright, Robert, land agent, Lower close -Wright, Thomas, butcher, True Briton, New Catton -Wright, Walter, plumber and glazier, Lame Dog road -Wright, William, builder, Richmond hill -Wurr, Louisa, shopkeeper, Grove place, New Lakenham -Wurr, Robert, spirit and porter vaults, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Wurr, William, bricklayer, St. Giles’ hill -Wyatt, David, tailor, Paragon street -Wyatt, Esdaile, clerk, Lower close -Wyatt, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Upper King street -Wyatt, John, Carpenters’ Arms, St. Michael’s Thorn lane -Yates, W. and Co., earthenware dealers, Upper Davey place -Yaxley, Henry, King’s Arms, St. Augustine’s street -Yellop, Robert, Golden Can, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Youngs, Crawshay, and Youngs, brewers, King street -Youngman, Harold, commercial clerk, and agent for the Scottish Union Fire -and Life Insurance Company, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Youngs, James, builder, St. Benedict’s road -Youngs, John, grocer and tea dealer, West End street -Youngs, Peter, Bull Hotel and Snow’s Chop House, Upper market -Youngman, Samuel, commercial traveller, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s -gates -Young, Mary Ann, general shopkeeper, Mariner’s lane -Youngs, Mary Ann, bread and biscuit baker, St. Stephen’s street -Youell, Thomas, bricklayer and plasterer, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Youngs, William, the Cherry Tree, New Lakenham -Youels, William, hairdresser, St. Catherine’s plain -Zipfel, John, watch and clock maker, Magdalen street -Zipfel, Matthew, watch and clock maker, Bridge street - - - -CLASSIFICATION -OF -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Academies and Seminaries— - - -Baker, Henry, Rising Sun road -Basham, Miss, St. Giles’ hill -Bellamy, William, Lower close -Bending, Thomas, Magdalen street -Bexfield, Benjamin, Lady’s lane -Blakely, Miss, Lower close -Blakely, Misses, St. Andrew’s street -Blogg, William, Upper King street -Booty, Horace John, Thorpe hamlet -Boyden, Eliza, Pottergate street -Brady, Mary, Pottergate street -Brooke, William, Grey Friars -Burrage, J. C., Castle ditches -Burrage, Frederic Joseph, Golden Dog lane -Burrage, Sarah, Upper Surrey street -Cartwright, Mrs. E., New Catton -Carver, Mrs. Ruth, West Pottergate -Chapman, Emily, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Codling, Arthur John, Magdalen street -Coldwell, Misses, St. Clement’s -Coles, Mrs. Sarah, Newmarket road -Crowe, Elizabeth, Calvert street -Dead, Mrs., Somerset place, Holl’s lane -Dennington, Sarah, St. Saviour’s infant school, Golden Dog lane -Dix, Miss, Chapel Field -Drane, Hannah, Rigby’s Court -Dye, Miss, Theatre street -Farnell, James Thomas, Tuck’s court, St. Giles’ street -Farnell, William Keeling, Theatre street -Farmer, Benjamin, Colegate street -Firth, Miss Ellen, Bethel street -Fiddy, Mrs., Distillery street -Finegan, Thomas William, Cow hill -Fuller, Miss, Bethel street -Forder, Ellen, Horn’s lane -George, Misses, Colegate street -Hardy, Francis, Ladies’ row, Saint Stephen’s gates -Hardiman, Sarah, Bracondale -Hartt, Miss Catherine, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Heasel, Misses, Surrey road -Holmes, Mrs. E., St. Stephen’s road -Howard, Ann, Unthank’s toad -Ives, Miss, Crescent -Jarvis, William, Trafalgar place, New Lakenham -Kempster, Mrs., Tabernacle house -Lake, William, St. Benedict’s road -Lambert, Mary, Queen street -Lantenant, Madame, Prince’s street -Larke, Hannah Susannah, Cow hill -Lincolne, Misses, Surrey street -Ling, Harriet Elizabeth, Bethel street -Ling, Henry, Unthank’s road -Mills, Ann, Unthank’s road -Nelson, William, William street -Marshall, Ephraim, Chapel loke, Ber street -Paul, Francis William, Bracondale -Phillips, Francis, Mancroft school, Hay hill -Phillips, Ann, London terrace, St. Stephen’s road -Phillips, Elizabeth, Chatham place, St. Stephen’s gates -Pigg, James William, Grove cottage, Thorpe hamlet -Priest, Mrs. H., Pottergate street -Reeve, Elizabeth, Vauxhall street -Redgrave, Helen C., Priory, St. Stephen’s -Sheppard, Mrs., St. Benedict’s plain -Simpson, John, Friars’ place, New Lakenham -Spratt, Sarah, Bethel street -Stracey, Emily, Theatre street -Starling, E., St. Augustine’s District school, St. Augustine’s road -Stocks, Rev. E., Mile End School -Stocks, Mary M., St. Benedict’s gates -Walters, Martha and Elizabeth, Theatre street -Wilson, Misses E. and C., Grove house, Newmarket road - - -Agents and Accountants— - - -Baly, William, Thorpe -Barber, Charles James, Seymour place, St. Stephen’s square -Barber, James, New Catton -Bardwell, George S., Newmarket road -Bayliss, Henry, Pottergate street -Birch, Isaac, King street gates -Burrows, George C., Post office street; h Palace plain -Buxton, Joseph, Heigham road -Cannell, Henry B., New Catton -Clark, George O., Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Clarke, Samuel, Distillery street -Cook, James, Hall road, New Lakenham -Corsbie, Dennis T., West End terrace, Grapes Hill -Corsbie, Joseph, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Corsbie, Samuel W., Distillery street -Cross, John, St. Benedict’s road -Culyer, William, Grapes hill -Day, Starling, New Catton -Dickenson, Richard, St. Stephen’s road -Driver, William C., St. Benedict’s road -Dunnan, Robert G., Bank street -Elmer, John, St. Catherine’s terrace -Etheridge, Thomas, Thorpe -Featherstone, T., Distillery street -Fison, Thomas, St. Augustine’s road -Fountain, Thomas, Seymour place, St. Stephen’s square -Grinling, George, Unthank’s road -Harmer, D. and Co., Duke’s palace -Heigham, Richard, Langham place, St. Benedict’s road -Holmes, Richard, Distillery street -Hunt, George, St. Benedict’s road -Jarvis, Thomas W., Langham place, St. Benedict’s road -Kemp, D. R., William street -Kerry, George C., Elm hill -Littleboy, John, St. Benedict’s road -Lloyd, Richard, William street -Madders, Anthony, Thorpe -Mason, John, Distillery street -Mills, Jacob, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Monteith, George, Unthank’s road -Nockall, Robert, Golden Dog lane -Osborne, Samuel, St. Benedict’s road -Parsons, Walter Uriah, Thorpe -Provart, William, St. Augustine’s road -Read, John, Hall road, New Lakenham -Restieaux, Joseph, Lady’s lane -Rogers, Edmund C., Dereham Road terrace, St. Benedict’s road -Short, John, Dereham Road terrace, St. Benedict’s road -Smith, James, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Sowells, William, Chapel Field road -Sowels, William, Distillery street -Spelman, George, West Pottergate -Starling, Thomas, Paragon street -Studwin, Paul, St. Benedict’s road -Todd, William, King street -Walker, Mr., Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Wild, John, Orford hill -Winter, John, Valentine street - - -Artists— - - -Goose, William Henry, Briggs’ street -Heaviside, John, Church street, St. Simon’s -Hubbard, Mary Ann, All Saints’ green -Ladbrooke, J. B., Bridge street -Nursey, Claude L., Thorpe hamlet -Smith, Susanna, Southwell cottage, New Lakenham -Stannard, Arthur, Upper King street -Stannard, Mrs. Joseph, Rose lane -Thompson, Henry, St. Stephen’s gates - - -Auctioneers, &c. - - -Barnard, Dennis, Castle street -Butcher, William, Theatre street -Clarke and Hunter, Dove street -Clowes, Francis, St. Andrew’s Hall plain -Harrison, Spencer, Upper Market -Hudbud, Stephen, St. Benedict’s street -Ives, George, Upper King street -Mason, Henry John, Duke’s Palace street -Sparkes, Francis S., St. Giles’ street -Spelman, William and Sons, St. Giles’ street -Strogan, Robert, Bracondale -Wilde, William, St. Stephen’s street -Wilde, William, jun., Post Office street - - -Bakers— - - -Aldous, John Tungate, Trory street, New Lakenham -Alexander, Henry, Heigham street -Anderson, Joseph, Pump street -Archer, Henry, Ber street -Artis, Francis, Castle hill -Baldwin, Henry, St. Martin’s at Oak -Bardwell, William, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Barnes, Edward Ramsbottom, Thorn lane -Baxter, Maria, Brazen Doors road -Bennett, Daniel, Ber street -Bennett, Robert, St. Giles’ hill -Bennett, Robert, junr., West Pottergate -Bennett, William, Cowgate street -Berry, John George, Ber street -Blyth, Mary, Barrack street -Bone, Francis, St. Benedict’s street -Brock, Samuel, St. Augustine’s street -Brown, John, Philadelphia -Brown, Maria, St. Swithin’s -Browne, Barnabas, City road -Burrage, Edward, Upper St. Giles’ -Cannell, Robert, King street -Catling, Alfred, King street gates -Claxton, George, Tinkler’s lane -Claxton, Walter, New Catton -Daplyn, Maria, St. Augustine’s street -Davison, Matthew, Rising Sun lane -Dawson, William, Rupert street, Union place -Ding, James, Pottergate street -Dunn, John, West Pottergate -Empson, Ezra, St. Augustine’s street -Fearnside, Benjamin, Palace street -Folk, Charles, King street, Crook’s place -Folk, Charles, Gildengate street -Fox, Elizabeth, Lower close -Fox, William, Cowgate street -Freeman, James, St. Giles’ street -Freeman, William, Union place -Freestone, Anthony, Church street, New Lakenham -Gibson, William, St. Catherine’s plain -Goldsmith, Thomas, St. Stephen’s str. -Graham, Nathaniel, Union place -Graver, Thomas, St. Paul’s church plain -Hannant, Nathaniel, Magdalen street -Harden, Charles, Tinkler’s lane -Harden, Charles, Heigham street -Hardy, Michael, St. Catherine’s plain -Harrison, William, Golden Ball street -Hatch, Frederic, William street -Hemnall, Johnston, Rose lane -Hewitt, Thomas, Rising Sun lane -Hill, Robert, King street -Holl, Harriett, Gildengate street -Houghton, Robert, Ber street -Howard, Daniel, Barrack street -Hull, Mary, St. Mary’s street -Isaac, Edward, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Isaac, Edward, Upper Regent street, Union place -Iverson, Edward, West Pottergate -Kahler, John Henry, Rose lane -Kemp, James, Union place -Lake, Samuel, St. George’s plain -Land, Henry, Colegate street -Larkman, William, King street -Laws, John, Thorn lane -Leach, James, Little Queen street, Crook’s place -Leman, Thomas, All Saints’ street -Long, Joseph Page, St. James’ street -Lowe, Alfred, Holl’s lane -Massingham, Robert, Bethel street -Mitchell, Frederic, Palace street -Myhill, Benjamin, St. Martin’s at Palace -Miller, Alfred, Chapel field road -Newman, Henry Richard, Ber street -Newson, Samuel, Trowse Millgate -Page, Mary, St. John’s Maddermarket -Parker, Clare, St. Martin’s at Oak -Pegg, Thomas, New Catton -Pinching, William, Bethel street -Pinching, William, Queen str., Crook’s place -Parr, John, Saint Peter’s steps, Market-place -Plumnell, James, Ten Bell lane -Pooley, Richard, Charing cross -Primrose, Maria, Pitt street -Quantrell, Robert, St. Martin’s at Oak -Rose, Philip, St. Miles’ street -Sampson, Sarah, St. Benedict’s street -Scott, Thomas, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Sheppard, Elizabeth, Upper market -Skedge, John, West Pottergate street -Smith, Robert, King street, Crook’s place -Smith, William Richard, St. Benedict’s street -Stafford, William, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Sullivan, Stephen, St. Margaret’s plain -Tann, John, Charing cross -Thurston, Carnaby, New Catton -Tuttell, Ann, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Waller, Thomas, Cowgate street -Wilch, Thomas, King street -Willimott, Henry, Mill lane, New Catton -Winter, Samuel, King street -Woollistone, James, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Youngs, Mary Ann, St. Stephen’s str. - - -Bankers— - - -Harvey and Hudsons, Upper King str., draw on Hankey and Co. -East of England, Hay hill, William Stitt Wilson, manager; draw on London -and Westminster bank -Gurneys, Birkbeck, and Co., Bank plain; drawn on Barclay and Co. -Savings’ Bank, Haymarket, open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, from -12 till 2. _Chief Clerk_, W. Fenn - - -Basket Makers, &c.— - - -Beales, Mary, Tombland -Burman, Henry, St. Mary’s street -Gay, Mrs., Upper market -Green, Robert, St. Benedict’s street -Hovell, William, Charing cross -Mason, Samuel, Ber street -Thayne, Edward, St. Benedict’s street - - -Blacksmiths— - - -Banham, Henry, Holl’s lane -Boswell, John, St. Andrew’s hill -Brooks, John, All Saints’ street -Browne, William, Barrack street -Cocks, William, St. Catherine’s plain -Huggins, John, Rising Sun lane -Oakley, Robert, Palace street -Palmer, John and W., St. Augustine’s street -Robson, Jonathan, Rising Sun road -Salmon, William, King street gates -Shalders, Thomas, Hay hill -Sharon, Anthony, Pottergate street -Shreeve, John, Magdalen street - - -Booksellers and Stationers— - - -Bacon, Richard N., London street -Candler, John, Rampant Horse street -Custance, Jonathan, Magdalen street -Darken, James, Little London street -Daynes, John, Back of the Inns -Fletcher and Alexander, Gentleman’s Walk, Market-place -Gooch, Robert, White Lion street -Hardesty, Alexander, White Lion str. -Hill, Lot, Bridewell alley -Jarrold and Sons, London and Exchange streets -Jeary, Robert, Bridewell alley -Lain, Edward, Elm hill -Mousir, Robert, St. Giles’ street -Muskett, Charles, Haymarket -Nash, William S., Lower Westwick street -Newman, Samuel, St. Giles’ street -Oury and Co., London street -Pigg, Henry, London street -Priest, Thomas, Rampant Horse street -Rudd, Francis, St. Stephen’s square -Slater, John, Castle hill -Spencer, George, Bridge street -Stevenson and Matchett, Market-place -Wilson, George, Castle meadow -Woolnough, Theophilus, Prince’s str. - - -Bookbinders— - - -Campling, James, St. Stephen’s street -Colby, Richard, Golden Dog lane -Coote, George Mark, Hay hill -Fletcher and Alexander, Gentleman’s Walk, Market-place -Grinter, Charles E., Gildengate street -Jarrold and Sons, London street -Jeary, Robert, Bridewell alley -Kerr, Stephen John, Distillery street -Lemmon, James, Gun lane -Liffen, John Palmer, Gildengate street -Muskett, Charles, Haymarket -Otty, Philip, Orford hill -Pigg, Henry, London street -Priest, Thomas, Rampant Horse street -Quinton, John, Pottergate street -Rudd, Francis, St. Stephen’s square -Steward, Samuel, Prince’s street -Thrower, John, St. Stephen’s -Upcroft, W., Thoroughfare yard, Magdalen street - - -Boot and Shoe Makers— - - -Abbott, William, Magdalen street -Allen, Mary Ann and Charles, Briggs’ street -Ames, James, St. Benedict’s street -Banham and Scotter, Wensum street -Barber, Frederick, Somerset place, Holl’s lane -Barker, Benjamin, Hall road, New Lakenham -Barnes, John, St. James’ street -Baston, William, Castle street -Blyth, John, Cross street, St. Giles’ rd. -Blyth, William B., Bethel street -Boast, John, Lower Westwick street -Borking, James, St. Benedict’s street -Bowhill, O. H., Oxford street, Unthank’s road -Bowthorpe, William, Unthank’s road -Brett, Isaac, Upper King street -Buck, Charles Harrison, Back of the Inns -Calver, John, Church street, St. Simon’s -Calver, Thomas, Upper Market-place -Campling, Browne, and Co., Pottergate street -Carver, William, Trowse Millgate -Casper, George, h Lower close -Challis, Thomas, Upper London street -Clarke, John, Distillery street -Clitheroe, William, Botolph street -Collins, James, Davey place -Cooke, Edward Thomas, White Lion street -Cousins, Thomas, Bethel street -Cox, John, Magdalen street -Crawford, William, Bank street -Cullington, Mary Ann, Queen street -Cushing, James, Distillery street -Dean, James, Bridge street -Dobson, Robert, Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -Fenn, Thomas, Pottergate street -Ford and Son, Colegate street -Ford, William, Earlham road -Ford, William Foyster, Calvert street -Francis, George, Castle hill -Freeman, Richard, St. Benedict’s street -Frost, John, Lower Westwick street -Goffin, Matilda Elizabeth, Palace street -Goldsmith, James, Back of the Inns -Good, Thomas, Magdalen street -Green and Company, Bethel street -Groom, George, St. Stephen’s street -Hall, Timothy, Ten Bell lane -Hammond, Jonathan, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Hardy, Jonathan, St. Benedict’s street -Harris, James Thomas, Ber street -Harrison, William, Bridewell alley -Harvey, John, London street -Howorth, William, St. Miles’ street -Hewitt, George, West End street -Holl, George, All Saints’ green -Holl, George Norton, Castle street -Holl, Robert D., Exchange street -Holl, Robert, St. Benedict’s road -Holmes, John, Surrey street -Holmes, Robert, Rigby’s court -Horne, Robert, Cambrian place, Heigham road -Horne, Robert, Little London street -Hotblack, John, Orford hill, h Carrow hill -Howes, Abraham, Rampant Horse str. -Hudson, George, West Pottergate -Isaacs, John, Gildengate street -Jay, Jonathan, Valentine street -Johnson, James, St. Giles’ hill -Jordan, John, St. Miles’ bridge -Kemp, William, Pitt street -Kent, Robert, White Lion street -Larke, Frederic William, St. John’s Timberhill -Lee, William, All Saints’ street -Leech, John, Queen str., Crook’s place -Lincoln, James, Ten Bell lane -Littell, Charles, Upper market-place -Lloyd, J. P., Davey place -Lock, Henry, St. Stephen’s street -Loombe, Thomas, St. John’s Timberhill -Lulham, William George, and Lulham, Edwin Walter, Surrey street -Mann, Samuel, Magdalen street -Martin and Son, St. Gregory’s church alley -May, James, Upper St. Giles’ -Merry, John, King street -Middleton, John, St. Augustine’s street -Middleton, Thomas, West Wymer street -Minns, William, Rising Sun lane -Moon, Robert, New Catton -Norton, George, St. Stephen’s street -Palmer, Robert, Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -Patteson, James, St. Benedict’s street -Pond, James, West End street -Pratt, John, St. Mary’s street -Preston, Daniel, New Catton -Price, John, Orford hill -Randall, James, Ber street -Roberts, James, St. John’s Timberhill -Rogers and Casper, Calvert street -Rubert, Justice, Lower Westwick street -Sampson, William, Cow hill -Samuel and Joseph, St. John’s Timberhill -Sacret, Thomas, Magdalen street -Scott, John, Magdalen street -Skoyles, James, Grapes hill -Smith, George, Southwell cottage, New Lakenham -Snelling, William, Orford hill -Soman, Daniel, Lower Goat lane -Soman, David, Gildengate street -Stapleton, Robert, St. John’s Maddermarket and Pottergate street -Steward, Thomas, St. Stephen’s street -Sursham, Henry David, St. Benedict’s street -Swann, James, Magdalen street -Terrington, William, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Thetford, Thomas Daniel, St. Paul’s st. -Thirtle, Thomas, Bridewell alley -Thompson, John, White Lion street -Tillyard, Isaac, Valentine street -Tillyard and Son, Elm hill -Tillyard and Co., Pottergate street -Tinkley, Esther, Rampant Horse street -Truman, James, Grapes hill -Turner, William, St. Swithin’s -Turner, William, Palace street -Twaites, John Henry, Holl’s lane -Utting, John, Gildengate street -Watering, Jeremiah, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Webster, Robert, jun., St. Lawrence steps -Winter, Charles, Upper market -Woolmer, Clement Amos, Bridge street -Wright, Richard, Bridge street -Wright, Robert, Bank plain -Wyatt, Henry, Upper King street - - -Braziers and Tin-plate Workers (see also Ironmongers)— - - -Alden, Robert, St. Stephen’s plain -Ashen, Robert, St. Stephen’s street -Baker and Hornor, Post-office street -Bedford, Philip, Pottergate street -Brown, William, St. Miles’ street -Hayward, Carey, Ber street -Huson, Richard, William street -Jay, John, St. Andrew’s hill -Murton, William, St. Miles’ street -Olley, Stephen Benjamin, St. Benedict’s street -Smith, William, St. Benedict’s street -Stevens, Charles Frederic, Magdalen st. -Waite, George, Redwell street -Warner and Co., St. Giles’ street -Wright, Daniel, Pitt street - - -Brewers and Maltsters— - - -Baldwin, William, St. Giles’ hill -Barclay, Arthur K., King street gates -Bell, Stephen, Carrow hill -Boardman and Sursham, Wensum street -Branford, Benjamin, Thorpe -Burdett, Jonathan, Dereham road -Bullard, Richard, Bridge street -Clarke, Charles, St. Miles’ -Gooch, Noah, Charing cross -Harmer, Daniel, King street -Mealing and Mills, King street -Morgan, J. B. and H., King street -Patteson, Henry S., St. Martin’s at Oak -Plane, Richard, Upper Goat lane -Sexton, Edward, New Catton -Steward, Patteson, Finch, and Co., Barrack street -Weston, Charles, Bridge street, St. George’s -Webster, William, Ber street -Youngs, Crawshay, and Youngs, King street - - -Brick Merchants— - - -Blake, George, Newmarket road -Dawson, George, Brazen Doors road -Mills, James, Castle meadow -Murrell, G. H., Duke’s palace - - -Brush Manufacturers, &c.— - - -Abel, Frederick, Unthank’s road -Bradfield, James, Little London street -Campion, Edward, West Wymer street -Cook, Samuel, Davey place -Edgar, Thomas, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Gay, Mrs., Upper market -Gibson, Matthew, Paragon street -Gooch, Thomas, Grout’s thoroughfare -Harper, James, St. Benedict’s street -Page, Samuel D., Haymarket -Rix, Henry, Gildengate street -Robinson, Robert, Rising Sun lane -Rogers and Page, Wensum street -Scott, Peter Thomas, White Lion street -Winter, William, Back of the Inns - - -Butchers— - - -Bale, George, St. Benedict’s street -Blake, Benjamin, Lower Westwick str. -Blazer, Robert, Regent street, Union place -Blake, Samuel, Bridewell alley -Brewster, James, Upper market -Bridges, John, Heigham street -Bunn, Thomas, Distillery street -Bushell, William, Norfolk street, Union place -Campling, Paul, West Pottergate street -Chapman, Abel, Magdalen street -Chapman, Samuel, Upper St. Giles’ -Chapman, Thomas Robert, Upper market -Clarke, Samuel, Rose Valley terrace, Unthank’s road -Cobb, Leggatt, St. Augustine’s street -Cobb, Robert Leggatt, Magdalen street -Cork, Henry, St. Augustine’s -Cross, William, Rose lane -Cullington, John, St. Augustine’s street -Dawson, Jonathan, Magdalen street -Dawson, Philip, Magdalen street -Dent, Thomas, Ber street -Dickenson, Richard, St. Benedict’s street -Drake, Mary, Church walk, New Lakenham -Easton, Zachariah, St. James’ street -Ellwood, Henry, St. John’s Timberhill -Fitt, James, Ber street -Fitt, William, Ber street -Fussey, Susan, Ber street -Gray, Mary Ann, St. Benedict’s street -Greeves, Benjamin, Upper market -Greeves, Henry, Market-place; h Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Gibson, Samuel, Gildengate street -Goodwin, Sarah, Upper market -Goodson, William, St. Benedict’s road -Hall, Charles, Upper King street -Harley, John Payne, St. Benedict’s str. -Holland, Francis, West Wymer street -Howard, William, New Catton -Ives, Charles, Magdalen street -Jackson, Edward, Bridewell alley -Jones, James, Grove place, New Lakenham -Keddington, Frederic, Ber street -Kerrison, Barnard, Colegate street -Kett, George, Ber street -Key, George, St. Martin’s at Oak -King, Edward, St. Catherine’s plain -Lamb, James, Upper market -Lamb, Robert, Palace street -Lamb, William, Grapes hill -Lawrence, Thomas, St. Faith’s lane -Manthorpe, Thomas, King street -Meen, Henry P., St. Stephen’s street -Miller, George, City road -Minns, David, St. Benedict’s street -Morrison, John, St. James’ street -Pilgrim, John, St. Martin’s at Oak -Pitcher, Robert, New Catton -Pycroft, Nathaniel, Red Lion street -Pycroft, Thomas, St. Stephen’s street -Redgement, Kirby, Vauxhall street, Union place -Rudling, William, Ber street -Rudrum, Christopher, King street -Savage, Robert, Bridge street -Savage, Stephen, Cowgate street -Scarnell, William, Distillery street -Seeley, William, Pottergate street -Skelt, William P., St. Benedict’s street -Stedman, William, Lady’s lane -Stewardson, N. T., St. James’ street -Stimpson, John, Fye bridge -Stockings, Mark, St. Stephen’s street -Watts, Thomas, Willow Jane -Woodcock, Samuel, Palace street -Wright, Thomas, New Catton - - -Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners— - - -Aldous, C., St. Stephen’s street -Amies, John, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Atkinson, Richard, Bethel street -Bailey, Isaac, West Pottergate -Balls, Benjamin, Pottergate street -Balls, Daniel, West Pottergate -Barber, William, St. Martin’s Palace plain -Barking, Thomas, Pottergate street -Barnes, Matthew, Rowling’s buildings, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Bell, George, Peacock street -Bloom, Thomas, St. Giles’ road -Blyth, John, William street -Britcher, Thomas, Pottergate street -Brooks, Henry, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Brooks, James, Tabernacle street -Brooks, Thomas, Bridge street; h Thorpe hamlet -Brown and Bailey, West Pottergate str. -Brown, John, West Pottergate -Browne, Christopher, Front row, New Lakenham -Burrell, Benjamin, King street -Bush, Thomas, Globe street, Union place -Colman, John D., Magdalen street -Cunney, Robert, New Catton -Curtis and Balls, West Pottergate str. -Cushion, William, Rising Sun road -Darkins, Canuel, St. Stephen’s gates -Daws, Robert, Hampden place, Saint Benedict’s road -Doughty, John, Crook’s place -England, Robert, St. Giles’ hill -Fisher, Robert Watts, Museum court, St. Andrew’s street -Fisher, Thomas, the Crescent -Fisher, Thomas, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Fisher, William, Calvert street -Fitt, John, Rising Sun lane -Frost, Charles, Chapel Field road -Gaze, Matthew, King street -George, W. Morris, Pottergate street -Gilbert, William, St. Augustine’s -Goose, Robert, Union place -Griffin, Eliza, Cow hill -Harper, Ambrose, Southwell road, New Lakenham -Hewitt, James, St. Augustine’s road -Hood, Robert, Sussex street -Hood, Robert, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Houghton, Robert, Ber street -Howard, Charles, Bishopgate street -Howlett, James, Pottergate street -Lacey, George P., Surrey road -Lacey, James W., Surrey street -Lacey, John, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Lacey, John G., Ber street -Lacey, William, Castle hill -Lacey, William R., St. Andrew’s Broad street -Lane, James, New Catton -Leech, Philip, St. Martin’s lane -Ling, George, All Saints’ green -Lucas Brothers, St. Giles’ street, Belvidere road, London, and South -wharf, Lowestoft -Mare, Stephen, Lady’s lane -Meachen, George, St. Benedict’s road -Meachen, Stephen, William street -Miller, John, Gildengate street -Minns, Edward, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Minns and Foyson, Castle meadow -Minns, George W., Tombland -Moore, William, New Lakenham -Murray, Joseph, New Lakenham -Nelson, Thomas, Barrack street -Newham, John, New Lakenham -Newham, George, Front row, New Lakenham -Nicholls, John, Golden Ball street -Norton, Henry, John street, Union pl. -Notley, William, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Ollett, M. A., Lower close -Page, Jeremiah, Rising Sun road -Page, Samuel, West Pottergate -Plummer and Bloom, Bethel street -Parker, Clare, St. Martin’s at Oak -Parnell, Richard, Lady’s lane -Read, James, Prince’s street -Russell, Robert George, St. Catherine’s plain -Sendall, William, Paragon street -Sexton, Horace W., St. Swithin’s -Sexton, Robert Watling, Golden Dog lane -Sinkler, John, Magdalen street -Smith, Robert, St. Stephen’s road -Spinks, Charles, King street -Taylor, James, Whitefriars’ street -Tillett, Leonard, Lower Westwick street -Townshend, William, Golden Ball str. -Underwood, Henry, King street -Walker, James, Paragon street -Warnett, George, King street -Watson, Edward Charles, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Watson, James, Philadelphia -White, Jeremiah, St. Miles’ Thorn lane -Wiseman, Robert, Muspole street, St. Mary’s -Wordingham, William, St. Catherine’s plain -Worman, James, Castle meadow -Wrettham, William, Paragon street -Wright, James, Ber street -Wright, William, Richmond hill -Wurr, William, St. Giles’ hill -Wurr and Page, St. Giles’ hill -Youell, Thomas, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Youngs, James, St. Benedict’s road - - -Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers— - - -Abel, Daniel, Pottergate street -Blazeby, James, Bethel street -Birch, Benjamin, Ber street -Bultitude, Edward, Charing cross -Chamberlin, William, Cowgate street -Clarke and Hunter, Dove street -Cordran, William, Chapel field road -Corrick, William, St. Giles’ street -Cox, John, Laflin’s buildings, St. Benedict’s road -Craske, James, Lower Goat lane -Cross, James, Lower Goat lane -Crowe and Sons, St. Stephen’s street -Fairweather, Henry, St. Giles’ street -Forte, W. and Watts, W. H., St. Augustine’s street -Freeman, Charles Jeremiah, Upper London street -Hales, James, St. John’s Maddermarket -Harmer, Robert, Carrow hill -Huggins, Maria, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Kirkham and Howard, Redwell street -Lawrence, William, Ten Bell lane -Leeson, Richard Croft, St. Giles’ street -Miller, George Robert, St. Andrew’s hill -Moll, Richard, St. John’s Maddermarket -Neave, Charles James, King street gates -Norris, James, Charing cross -Ostler, James, Suffolk street, Union place -Pigg, Greenwood, and Co., London str. -Pilgrim, William, Pottergate street -Pooley, Samuel, St. John’s Maddermarket -Pooley, William, Charing cross -Richardson, John, West Pottergate -Robertson, Henry, Grove road, New Lakenham -Roe, John, Orford hill -Scott, Charles, Gildengate street -Scott, Emily, Charing cross -Scott, Robert B., Charing cross -Tann, Samuel Wiseman, Pottergate street -Thirkettle, John, St. Catherine’s plain -Tillett, Benjamin, New Catton -Trevor, Henry, Post-office street -Tyce, George, Charing cross -Woods, John Robert, St. Stephen’s street - - -Carvers and Gilders— - - -Boswell, William, Magdalen street -Burrell, Benjamin, King street -Clarke and Hunter, Dove street -Crowe and Sons, St. Stephen’s street -Culyer, Thomas, Pottergate street -Daws, Larrance, St. Andrew’s hill -Freeman, William, jun., and print-seller, Rampant Horse street -Gilman, John, Upper London street -Griffin, E., Cow hill -Howard, John, Bethel street -Ollett, M. A., Lower close -Robinson, Christopher, Pottergate str. -Scott, Robert B., Charing cross -Townsend, Samuel, jun., Charing cross -Townshend, Samuel, Bethel street -Trevor, Henry, Post-office street; h St. Giles’ road -Watson, Daniel, All Saints’ Green -Wilkin, Charles, Tombland - - -Chemists and Druggists— - - -Andrews, Brothers, Bridge street -Arnold, Edward, Orford hill -Baxter, Benjamin, St. Benedict’s street -Bliss, Joseph James, Magdalen street -Cooke, William, St. Giles’ street -Cubitt, George, Gentleman’s Walk, Market-place -Dixon, Benjamin, Rose corner, King street -Farmer and Huke, Upper Market-place -Fitch and Chambers, Market-place -Fromow, William, St. Augustine’s str. -Grant, Thomas, Ber street -Greenhill, J., St. Giles’ street -Harper and Sutton, Bank plain -Hooper, John, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Hulme, John H., St. Andrew’s hall plain -James, Henry, St. Martin’s at Oak -Johnson, Ambrose, Lower Westwick street -Juler, Richard, St. James’ street -Lay, George, Wellington street, Union place -Miles, Charles, St. Stephen’s street -Orris, George, Magdalen street -Pearce, Henry (Homœopathic), Davey place -Peggs, James Orissa, Golden Ball str. -Pitts, Robert Christopher, St. Giles’ street -Prentice, William, Ber street -Redgrave, William R., Wensum street -Row, Frederic, St. Stephen’s street -Rudd, John, St. George’s plain -Sanderson, Edwin, Upper St. Giles’ -Searby, W. and W. M., White Lion str. -Slade, Daniel Davis (Homœopathic) London street -Smith, Edward, Calvert street -Smith and Sons, Magdalen street and Market-place -Spatchett, James, St. John’s Maddermarket -Stark and Co., wholesale, Duke’s palace bridge -Thompson, Henry, Bridge street -Watson, Gilbert P., King street -Wheeler, Francis, Swan lane - - -Clothiers (see also Tailors)— - - -Bayes, Elizabeth and Sons, Orford hill -Bennett and Son, Wensum street -Brown, George, Bridge street -Burrage and Jeffries, Davey place -Burrows, Robert, Lower Westwick str. -Butler, James, Lower Westwick street -Christie, Thomas, Magdalen street -Cocks, Dennis, Magdalen street -Cocks, Thomas, Lower Westwick street -Fromow, John, Lower Westwick street -Hare, John, Lower Westwick street -Huby, Richard, Lower Westwick street -Kilburn, William, St. Benedict’s street -Lawcons, Virtue, Lower Westwick str. -Marshall, Peter, Ber street -Metcalf, Simon W., St. Benedict’s street -Mickleburgh, J. H., St. Margaret’s pln. -Nichols, Elizabeth, Upper Goat lane -Paul, Greenwood, Lower Westwick str. -Pilgrim, Thomas, St. James’ street -Riches and Skoyles, Davey place -Steward and Smith, Tombland -Slater, J., Tombland -Womack, George, White Lion street and Davey place -Wade, Francis, London street -Webster, Robert, St. Lawrence steps - - -Coach Builders— - - -Cordran, Henry, Magdalen street -Foulger, Robert, Mason’s court, Ber street -Gunn, Robert, Grove place, New Lakenham -Harcourt, Anthony, Vauxhall terrace, Julian place -Hart, Philip W., St. Giles’ gates -Howard, George, Little Orford street -Howes, Henry W., Ber street -Howes, Thomas S., Rose lane -Jolly, Charles W., St. Stephen’s gates -Kett, Henry, St. Giles’ street -Meadows, Jonathan, Bridge street -Pearson, Edward, St. Andrew’s broad street -Rudling, James, Palace street -Smith, George, St. Stephen’s square -Spratt, William, Chapel field -Stanhaw, George, St. Giles’ gates - - -Coal Merchants— - - -Balls, James, City road, Heigham fields -Boardman and Sursham, Wensum str. -Bowgen, John H., Lower Westwick street -Clarke, Royal, William street -Dawbarn, James, Castle hill -Dowson and Sons, Duke’s Palace street -George, Richard, Quay side -Lamb, Benjamin C., Magdalen street -Mills, James, Castle meadow -Norfolk and Eastern Counties Coal Company, Prince’s street -Orsborne, Edward, Quay side -Read, Samuel G., Quay side -Vyall, Daniel, St. Andrew’s broad street -Watson, John, Haymarket - - -Coffee and Eating Houses— - - -Beck, Samuel, Castle hill -Bloomfield, George, Market-place -Fountain, Mrs., London street -Frost, William, Upper Market -Ham, Mrs. C., Orford hill -Hemnall, Johnson, Rose lane -Hubbard, Horatio, Upper Market -Lee, George, Market place -Parker, Thomas, Rose lane -Rix, George, Golden Ball street -Sanderson, Alexander, Bridge street -Seeley’s boarding house, St. Stephen’s plain -Webster, Henry, Golden Ball street - - -Confectioners— - - -Benslyn, Thomas, Pottergate street -Black and Co., Haymarket -Brighten, Charles George, St. Stephen’s gates -Burrage, Edward, Upper St. Giles’ -Burrage, Edwin, Elm hill -Chapman, William, Wensum street -Chettleburgh, Henry, Rampant Horse street - - -Confectioners (continued)— - - -Chidwick, Francis, Magdalen street -Culyer, Thomas, St. Augustine’s street -Daynes, Richard, Lower Westwick street -Fountain, Mrs., London street -Goldsmith, Thomas, St. Stephen’s str. -Haddon, Mary Ann, Rose lane -Harrison, Francis, Elm hill -Harrison, William, St. Andrew’s hill -Hatcarton, Joseph, Swan lane -Hick, William, Bridge street -Holl, Harriet, Gildengate street -Hunt, James, St. Stephen’s -Hunt, John, St. Benedict’s street -Lake, Samuel, St. George’s plain -Lock, Charles, Exchange street -Lowe, Joseph, Gildengate street -Malvon, Jeremiah, St. James’ street -Marshall, Robert, Magdalen street -Marston, Richard, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Massingham, Robert, Bethel street -Pinching, William, Bethel street -Rose, John, Golden Ball street -Rose, Thomas, St. Benedict’s street -Savory, Coulsey, Upper London street -Scottow, Mary, Red Lion street -Silvey, William, White Lion street -Skipper, Henry, Magdalen street -Smith, John J., Ber street -Smith, William R., Palace street -Stannard, Robert, Little London street -Tuck, Robert, Wensum street -Tuck, Robert, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Tuck, Robert A., Lower Goat lane -Tate, James, St. Miles’ street -Wilson, George, Queen street -Winter, George, St. John’s Timberhill - - -Coopers— - - -Culyer, Charles A., Rampant Horse street -Death, John, Bishopgate street -Jeckell, George, Ber street gates -Le Maitre, H., St. Stephen’s -Munday, James, St. Michael’s at Thorn lane -Plumstead, William, Church street -Sheppard, Isaac, Magdalen street -Short, Henry, Gildengate street -Stacy, Anthony, Thorpe hamlet - - -Cork Cutters— - - -Crosskill, George, Bridge street -Robinson, John, Bridge street -Rose, George, St. Stephen’s street -Wilson, Thomas, Golden Ball street - - -Corn and Seed Merchants— - - -Allen, Henry, Distillery street -Barwell and Sons, St. Andrew’s hill and London street -Batson, Edward, Magdalen street -Boardman and Sursham, Wensum str. -Burcham and Co., Wensum street -Clabburn and Sparkes, Magdalen street -Cross, James, Victoria street, St. Stephen’s road -Cubitt, William J., Magdalen street -Dunmore, Robert, St. Benedict’s street -Kitson, John, the Close -Mealing, Samuel W., King street, h Ipswich road -Norton, John and Co., Guildhall corner, Market place -Read, Robert, Bishopgate street -Redgrave, Joseph, the Close -Woolnough, M., Ber street - - -Curriers and Leather Sellers— - - -Armes, Robert, St. Giles’ street -Beare, Samuel Shalders, Bridge street, h Town close -Blackburn, J. R., St. Stephen’s plain -Brooks, C., St. Stephen’s plain -Brooks, James, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Cooke, Edward, St. John’s Maddermarket -Curtis, William, St. Benedict’s street -Foulsham, Henry, White Lion street -Gooch, S. J., Davey place -Howell, James, Castle hill -Howell, William, Lower Goat lane -Mills, William, Golden Ball street -Page, George, St. Clement’s, h Unthank’s road -Page and Son, Magdalen street -Rudd and Paston, St. Giles’ hill -Sidney and Armes, Dove street -Steel, James, Magdalen street -Thompson, Thomas, Orford hill -Tillyard and Howlett, Pottergate street -Woods, George John, St. Gregory’s Church Alley - - -Cutlers— - - -Allison, Sophia, Upper market -Branch, George, Golden Ball street -Hewitt, William, St. Giles’ street -Huggins, John, Rising Sun lane -Lister, Son and Co., Haymarket -Pearson, James, St. Andrew’s hill -Sawyer and Company, Upper London street -Scott, James, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Sutton, Samuel, Royal Hotel street -Taylor, George, Upper St. Giles’ street - - -Dentists— - - -Boulger, Joseph P., Willow lane -Bridgman, William K., St. Giles’ street -Dunsford, James, St. Giles’ -Gunton, Alfred, St. Giles’ street -Hay, William Post-office street -Hulme, John H., St. Andrew’s Hall plain -Neep, W. E. J., Post-office street -Suggett and Dunsford, St. Giles’ street -Waller, Robert, Rose lane -White, Richard, St. Giles’ street - - -Drapers— - - -Abbott, E. J., St. Stephen’s street -Aldrich, John, West Pottergate -Andrews, William, St. Stephen’s street -Armstrong, Henry, St. Andrew’s broad street -Austrin, Mrs. A., Orford hill -Betts, John, Market-place -Bishop, George, Haymarket -Blakely, Edward, Queen street -Blandon, William, Ber street -Caley, Nathaniel Henry, London street -Campling, William, Barrack street -Chamberlin, Sons, and Co., Market-place -Coleman, George Lovick, Market-place -Coleman and Sons, London street -Copeman, Bell, St. Gregory’s church alley -Cundall, B., Son, and Co., Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Delf and Co., Tombland -Edwards, W. P., St. Stephen’s street -English and Son, London street -Fairweather, Lydia, London street -Fiske, Francis Robert, London street -Flood, Harriet, St. Benedict’s street -Flower, Jonathan, Wensum street -Fraser, John, St. Benedict’s road -Gooderson and Moll, Upper market-place -Gowen, Jeremiah, St. Mary’s street -Hall, James, Regent street, Union place -Hemmant, George, Exchange street -Hipper, William, St. Benedict’s street -Henderson, John, St. Benedict’s road -Howard, Robert, New Catton -Huson, M. and Co., London street -Jackson, Joseph, All Saints’ green -Jones, Elizabeth, Briggs’ street -Kett, George, Lame Dog road -Kett, William, London street and Exchange street -Knevett, Jonathan, St. Benedict’s street -Newstead, William, Lower Goat lane -Pigot, Isabella, Bridge street -Piggott, John Henry, St. Stephen’s street -Piper, William, London street -Powell, Robert, Upper London street -Rackham, W. S., Unthank’s road -Reid, Samuel, St. Andrew’s hall plain -Scarles, Francis, Ber street -Smith, George, Ber street -Snowdon, John, Gentleman’s walk -Snowdon and Sons, Bridge street -Stocks, Alfred Joseph, Briggs’ street -Sutton, Henry, St. Augustine’s street -Thorsby, Robert, St. Stephen’s gates -Tillyard, Rebecca, Magdalen street -Towler, Hannah, Fye bridge -Watering, John, St. Stephen’s street -Willis, George Edward, Heigham street - - -Dyers— - - -Allen, Bryant, Scoles’ green -Blyth, Edwin A., Sussex street, St. Augustine’s -Brown, Sarah, Tombland -Carter, John, All Saints’ street -Cattermole, William, St. Andrew’s hill -Culyer, Thomas, St. Augustine’s street -Fish and Son, Lower Westwick street -Fletcher, Ann, Quay side -Furse, Maria, Gildengate street -Gedge, Frederic, St. Benedict’s -Groom, George, Brazen Doors road -Harper, George, Calvert street -Harper, Joseph, Bridge street -Houghton, David, St. Giles’ -Houghton, James, Ten Bell lane -Jay, Joshua, Bethel street -King, Alfred, Tinkler’s lane -Metcalf, Francis, Colegate street -Peel, Edward, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Stark and Co., Duke’s Palace bridge -Ulph, William, St. Margaret’s - - -Engravers and Copperplate Printers— - - -Bayliss, Henry, Pottergate street -Coote, George M., Hay hill -Dallinger, Joseph, Davey place -Hall, William E., Back-of-the-Inns -Marrison, Robert, Orford hill -Ninham, Henry, Chapel Field - - -Engineers, &c.— - - -Benest, T. S., St. Andrew’s Hall plain -Blyth, R. J. and Co., Ber street -Campling, James, Pump street -Holmes and Son, Globe lane -Slack, Thomas, St. Giles’ hill -Smithdale, Thomas, St. Faith’s lane -Sparke and Co., Thorn lane -Watts, Riches, and Buck, Rose lane - - -Fishmongers— - - -Augood, Henry, Rising Sun lane -Bagshaw, George, St. Miles’ street -Bagshaw, Joseph, St. Stephen’s street -Baldwin, John, Fishmarket -Barnard, John, Fye bridge -Blyth, J. N., St. Benedict’s street -Browne, Thomas, Fishmarket -Butcher, John, Ber street -Campling, John, Magdalen street -Clayton, George, Fishmarket -Dack, Jonathan, Fishgate street -Garner, Francis, Cowgate street -George, John, St. Benedict’s street -Gurney, Francis, St. Paul’s street -Hare, William, Upper market -Hurrell, William, Magdalen street -Jay, Charles, Fishmarket -Moy, George, St. Benedict’s street -May, William, Cowgate street -Parker, Joshua, Fishmarket -Parker, Thomas, St. Stephen’s -Phillips, Francis, St. Catherine’s plain -Pratt, William, Fishmarket -Roundtree, Charles, Barrack street -Weavers, William, Fishmarket - - -Furriers— - - -Bayes, William, St. Martin’s at Oak -Brown and Edwards, Castle meadow -Fox, Joel, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Knight, Thomas, Castle meadow -Leist, Mrs. Harriet, William street -Potter, Thomas and Co., Gentleman’s walk, Market place -Thirkettle, Mrs. Harriet, St. Benedict’s road - - -Gas Fitters, &c.— - - -Boswell, John, St. Andrew’s hill -Leech, George, West Pottergate, Upper Goat lane -Pank, Abraham, Pottergate street -Pinson, Henry, Bank plain -Land, William, Hay hill -Self and Howes, Tombland -Self, Thomas, Pottergate street - - -Glass, China, and Earthenware Dealers— - - -Bean, Francis, Market-place -Creak, James Henry, Bridewell alley -Downing, Joseph, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Gill, John, St. Giles’ street -Hague, Francis, Charing cross -Hansell, Sarah, St. Augustine’s street -Hardiment, Jarvis, St. Benedict’s street -Lovick and Company, Bridewell alley -Meadows, Cornelius, Magdalen street -Meadows, George, Westlegate street -Murrell, James, Chapel Field road -Onley, Daniel, Brazen Doors road -Smith, William, Rampant Horse back street -Woodhouse, Joshua, Magdalen street -Yates, William and Company, Upper Davey place - - -Glovers and Glove Manufacturers— - - -Asker, Jane H., Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Boughton, Samuel, Red Lion street -Cubitt, Thomas, St. Augustine’s -Mills, William, Golden Ball street -Oxley, Richard, London street -Seago and Sons, St. John’s Maddermarket -Theobald and Son, London street -Tomlinson, Robert, Castle street - - -Green Grocers and Fruiterers— - - -Ames, Francis, St. Benedict’s road -Bancalari, Dominico, Ber street -Blyth, Sarah, St. Miles’ street -Browne, Robert, Botolph street -Browne, Thomas, King street -Bullen, William, Golden Ball street -Bullard, Robert, Swan lane -Burch, Conrade, West End street -Burrell, William, Cowgate street -Butler, James, St. Catherine’s plain -Chapman, Luke, St. Benedict’s road -Clarke, Ann, Ber street -Cohen, Phillip, Swan lane -Cousins, James, St. Benedict’s street -Dady, Daniel, St. Stephen’s street -Dann, James, Magdalen street -Dann, James, Quay side -Denny, John, Union street, Union place -Drake, John, Ber street -Ellis, Samuel, St. Martin’s at Oak -Engall, Joseph, St. Augustine’s street -Fair, Thomas, Bishopgate street -Farrow, Thomas, Union place -Francis, Thomas, St. John’s Timberhill -Freeman, Charles Robert, Upper King street -Fuller, Nathaniel, Ber street -Gardner, Thompson, Upper St. Giles’ street -Gasely, James, Lower Westwick street -Goose, Jacob, Rising Sun lane -Graver, Abraham, Magdalen street -Hansell, William, Church street, Union place -Hardiment, Eleanor, St. Martin’s lane -Harmer, James, St. Stephen’s street -Harris, James, Ber street -Hawes, Edward, St. Paul’s street -Hindle, Thomas, Ber street -Houghton, Henry, St. Giles’ street -Howes, William, Cowgate street -Jermy, Jeremiah, Pottergate street -Larkman, William, St. Augustine’s str. -Mansey, Robert, St. Benedict’s street -Newton, William, Swan lane -Parr, James, King street -Peel, James, Magdalen street -Pond, Margaret, Ber street -Pratt, George, Wellington terrace, Union place -Rape, William, Rising Sun lane -Sawter, Peter, St. Paul’s street -Slipper, Elizabeth, Grove place, New Lakenham -Sloper, John, Queen street -Staff, Charles, Ber street -Steward, Mary, St. Benedict’s street -Suttell, Henry, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Tattam, Richard, Lady’s lane -Taylor, George, Rose lane -Tibbs, Frederic, Globe street, Union place -Tooke, George S., Prince’s street -Turner, William, St. James’ street -Ward, Elizabeth, St. Benedict’s street -Watcham, Thomas, Heigham street -White, Richard, Palace street -Whittaker, William, King street - - -Grocers and Tea dealers— - - -Aldous, James, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Aldrich, John, West Pottergate -Aldridge, John, Church street, New Lakenham -Allington, John (late Diver), Upper walk, Market-place -Avey, Thomas, Ber street -Back and Co., Haymarket -Bateman and Co., London street and Swan lane -Bealby, Robert, William street -Beecheno, Frederic R., Upper London street -Belding, William, Magdalen street, h New Catton -Bell, Michael, Ber street -Bennett and Bream, Upper market -Betts, John, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Bilham, Charles, Colegate street -Blandon, William, Ber street -Boardman, Alfred, Davey place, h Upper Surrey street -Boardman Brothers, Cundall’s court, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Boardman, James Theobald, Newmarket Road -Bream, Charles John, Upper Market-place -Brighten, Charles, St. Stephen’s gates -Brown, Henry, Gentleman’s walk -Browne, Hill, Ber street -Browne, Samuel, St. Martin at Palace -Bunn, Thomas, St. Benedict’s street -Burrage, Susanna, Little Orford street -Butcher, Robot, Bank plain -Carter, Edward, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Carver, Rebecca, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Castley, Thomas Godfrey, St. Stephen’s street -Caston, James, St. Benedict’s street -Chamberlin, James, Post-office street -Chase, Charles, Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Colman, Henry, Market-place -Coman, Thomas, John, and Henry, St. Benedict’s street -Copeman and Sons, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Cubitt, James, King street -Curtis, George, Thorpe hamlet -Dawson, James, Wellington terrace, Union place -De Carle, James J., West Wymer street -Doughty, Thomas, King street -Duffield, George, St. Mary’s street -Dunham, John, Trory street, New Lakenham -Durrant, Henry, Ber street -Durrant, Rebecca, Church street -Eagle, John, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Empson, Samuel, New Catton -Fenn, Robert, Magdalen street -Fisher, James Cracknell, St. Stephen’s street -Fisher, Robert, St. Augustine’s street -Fisher, Robert, St. Martin’s at Oak -Forster, Thomas, West Pottergate -Freeman, Charles Robert, Upper market and Exchange street -Freeman and Nash, Upper market -Galey, Thomas, St. Benedict’s street -Garnham, William, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Gill, James, Lower Westwick street -Goggs, William, Upper St. Giles’ -Goldsmith, James, St. Stephen’s street -Grant, Henry, Grove place, St. Giles’ road -Greene, Charles, J., Rose lane -Haddon, Mary Ann, Rose lane -Hannah, Peter, Pottergate street -Hannant, Richard, Rose corner -Hardesty, George, Charing cross -Hardy, James, Rampant Horse street -Harrison, John, Globe street, Union place -Harrison, Robert, Elm hill -Hemnell, Johnson, Rose lane -Herring, Henry, King street -Hicks, William, Bridge street -High, George, New Catton -Hill, John, St. Augustine’s street -Hill, John, Cowgate street -Hill, John, Heigham street -Hill, John, Gildengate street -Hill, John, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Hodds, Catherine, Ber street -Howard, Robert, New Catton -Howes and Son, Lower Goat lane -Howlett, Thomas, St. Swithin’s -Hutton, John, corner of Briggs’ street -Jeckells, George, Ber street gates -Kemp, Mary, Golden Dog lane -King, George, West Pottergate -Kitton, George, Haymarket -Lake, William, Surrey corner, St. Stephen’s street -Lambert, Francis, Lower Goat lane -Lammas Brothers, and Co., Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Love, Ebenezer, Whitefriars’ street -Lowe, Alfred, Holl’s lane -Mann, Joseph, St. Benedict’s road -Mayhew, George, Heigham road -Mc’Michael, Daniel, Valentine street -Mitchell, Frederic Gavell, Palace street, Tombland -Monney, James, Bethel street -Moore, Joseph, Magdalen street -Morter, Robert, Rupert street, Union place -Munday, Thomas, Mill lane, New Catton -Muskett, James, St. Benedict’s road -Neale, James Frederic, St. Andrew’s hall plain -Neeve, F., St. Stephen’s street -Newson and Company, Magdalen street -Nightingale, Robert Wilson, St. Stephen’s street -Norton, Robert, Fye bridge -Page, Charlotte, Bridge street -Pratt, William, Wensum street -Pulham, William, St. Mary’s plain -Pye, William M., St. Augustine’s str. -Quantrill, Sarah, Union place -Read, William D., White Lion street -Rein, Frederick, King street -Rose, John, Golden Ball street -Rouse, Harriet, St. Stephen’s street -Rout, George, Cowgate street -Rudd, Thomas, Golden Ball street -Rudd, Thomas, King street -Rust, Robert, West Wymer street -Scrutton, Henry, Bethel street -Sexton, Mary Ann, King street -Shields, Daniel, Golden Ball street -Sidney and Ladyman, Gentleman’s Walk, Market-place -Snelling, Thomas, Magdalen street -Spinks, James, St. Augustine’s street -Spooner, Edward Frederic, St. Margaret’s plain -Springall, James, Tombland -Stevens, Adelaide, Unthank’s road -Stonex, James, Tinkler’s lane -Taylor, W. B., St. Stephen’s street -Temple, Robert, Ber street -Thompson, Joseph, White Lion street -Thornsby, Robert, St. Stephen’s gates -Tidd, Robert, St. Martin’s at Oak -Tills, Benjamin, Magdalen street -Tooke, Michael, Ber street -Turrell, James, Ber street -Walker, Frederic, St. Martin’s at Oak -Wolton and Co., London street -Warner, Walter Waite, St. Benedict’s street -Watson, James, Prospect House, St. Augustine’s road -Websdale, James, King street -Whittrick, James, West Pottergate str. -Wicks, Robert, Ber street -Wild, Edward, Haymarket, and High street, Wandsworth, London -Williams, Josiah, Swan lane -Williams, Josiah, Globe street, Union place -Youngs, John, West End street - - -Gun and Pistol makers— - - -Cartwright, Henry, Rampant Horse str. -Jeffries, George, Golden Ball street -Marrison, Robert, Orford street - - -Haberdashers, Hosiers, and Lacemen— - - -Abbott, E. J., St. Stephen’s street -Asker, Jane H., Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Austrin, Mrs. A., Orford hill -Barker, George, Thorpe hamlet -Brown, A. H., London street -Browne and Barker, London street -Edwards, W. P., St. Stephen’s street -Jones, Mrs. E., Briggs’ street -Kent, Henry, London street -Lovick and Johnson, London street -Moore and Company, Castle street -Oxley, Richard, London street -Parker, James, St. Catherine’s plain -Piper, William, London street -Ringer, Mrs., Gentleman’s Walk -Smith, William, Lower Goat lane -Theobald and Son, London street -Tomlinson, Robert, Castle street -Tubb, W. H. London street - - -Hairdressers— - - -Amis, Benjamin, St. Catherine’s plain -Bailey, John, West Pottergate street -Barnaby, S., St. James’ street -Betts, Thomas, Pottergate street -Bilby, William, Pitt street -Boughton, Samuel, Red Lion street -Bullen, William, Golden Ball street -Buttifant, David, Golden Ball street -Castle, William, Upper market -Dew, Britiffe Edward, King street -Dunn, Samuel, Magdalen street -Edwards, Edward M., Upper London street -Fairman, William, Barrack street -Foulsham, William, Bridge street -Gedge, William, St. Benedict’s street -Gedge, William, St. Martin’s at Oak -Gerard, William, Botolph street -Girdlestone, Reuben, Upper St. Giles’ street -Gray, James, Bethel street -Hallows, Joseph, Royal Hotel street -Harmer, Elizabeth, Ber street -Hartley, William, Little Orford street -Hill, Robert, Red Lion street -Holmes, Robert, Palace plain -Kew, Flora and Charlotte, White Lion street -Kemp, George P., Exchange street -Lincolne, Morris, New Lakenham -Lofty, James, St. George’s plain -Mason, Henry, Ber street -Middleton, Edward, St. Giles’ street -Moore, Isaac, St. Giles’ hill -Moore, James, Ber street -Moore, William, Ber street -Nunn, John, St. Augustine’s street -Plumstead, Robert, Wensum street -Plumstead, Frederick, Magdalen street -Powell, John, St. Benedict’s street -Randall, Thomas, Vauxhall street, Union place -Ray, John A., Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Riches, Edward, Pottergate street -Riches, Robert, St. John’s Timberhill -Stigles, Daniel, Fishgate street -Thorpe, William, St. Stephen’s street -Turner, Robert, Trowse Millgate -Tyzack, W. V., Upper London street -Ward, Charles, Bethel street -Webster, John, Ber street -Wilding, Henry, Upper London street -Youells, William, St. Catherine’s plain - - -Hatters— - - -Armstrong, William, St. Benedict’s road -Bayes, Elizabeth and Sons, Red Lion street -Beatley and Son, London street -Betts, John, Market-place -Bond, William, Upper London street -Browne and Barker, London street -Burrage and Jeffries, Davey place -Dye, M. and W., Bank plain -English, Joseph, Upper London street -Fraser, John, St. Benedict’s road -Grand, George, London street -Henderson, John, St. Benedict’s road -Livock, William Thomas, London str. -Mallett, Francis Charles, London street -Norton, Francis James, Back of the Inns -Oxley, Richard, London street -Phillips, John, Orford hill -Potter, Thomas and Co., Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Riches and Skoyles, Davey place -Steward, James, Tombland -Tomlinson, Robert, Castle street -Tuck, James, Lower Goat lane -Womack, George, White Lion street and Davey place -Vincent, James, Red Lion street - - -Horse-breakers— - - -Abel, John, Rising Sun road -Andrews, William, Westlegate street -Feek, William, St. Giles’ road - - -House and Estate Agents— - - -Andrews, Richard, Lame Dog road -Bardwell, George S., Newmarket road -Browne, William, St. Andrew’s broad street -Campling, James, Golden Ball street -Horne, John, Castle hill -Ives, George, Upper King street -Johnson, Robert, Gun lane -Leath, Thomas, William street -Roach, Edward, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Sheppard, Robert, St. Benedict’s plain -Shipley, William, Chapel field road -Stacey, Edward, Orford hill - - -Hotels, Inns, and Taverns— - - -Adam and Eve, Howes Robert Harvey, Tabernacle street -Adam and Eve, Lawn William, St. Benedict’s street -Adelphi Inn, Browne John, White Lion street -Albert Tavern, Coleman Samuel, Ber street -Albion Tavern, Bowen Sarah, Heigham street -Albion Tavern, Cushing William, Market-place -All Saints’ Tavern, Payne John, All Saints’ green -Alma Tavern, Bush Rebecca, Cow hill -Anchor, Cannon Goss William Shepherd, Rising Sun lane -Anchor, Thompson John, Silver road -Anchor, Turner Joseph, Surrey street -Anchor of Hope, Digby Richard, Bracondale -Anchor Tavern, Osborn Charles, Ten Bell lane -Angel, Harris William, Trowse Millgate -Angel, Palmer Robert, St. Martin’s at Oak -Arabian Horse, Widdows Mark, St. Martin’s at Oak -Arabian Horse, Daynes John, New Lakenham -Bakers’ Arms, Betts John, St. Mary’s street -Bakers’ Arms, Gooch William, Lower Westwick street -Bakers’ Arms, Pegg Thomas, New Catton -Bakers’ Arms, Ives John, Ber street -Balloon Tavern, Crowe Edward, St. Margaret’s -Bank Tavern, Surflin William, Bank street -Barge, Huggins Charles, King street -Bartholomew Tavern, Thouless William, Thorn lane -Barley Mow, King Henry, Haymarket -Bath House, Hughes William, St. Martin’s at Oak -Bear inn, Ames Robert, Market-place -Beehive, Butler John, Palace plain -Beehive, Green William, St. Paul’s Church plain -Beehive, Havers James Reynolds, St. Stephen’s street -Beehive, Payne Simon, Cowgate street -Beehive, Rackham John, St. Benedict’s street -Bell, Mills Mary Ann, Lower Goat lane -Bell Commercial and Family Hotel, Murnane John, Orford hill and Cattle -market -Bess of Bedlam, Baker James, St. Martin’s at Oak -Bird in Hand, Taylor William James, New Catton -Bird in Hand, Ward William, Barrack street -Black Boys, Clayton Thomas, Barrack street -Black Boys, Mackley Thomas, Colegate street -Black Chequers, Radford William, Cowgate street -Black Eagle, Dawson James, Wellington terrace, Union place -Black Horse, Gapp John Smith, St. Giles’ Road -Black Horse inn, Moll Robert, St. Giles’ -Black Swan Tavern, Dean Alfred, Upper market -Boarded House inn, Knights Susannah, Castle meadow -Boar’s Head inn, Figg George, Surrey street -Boatswains’ Call, Burton William, St. Augustine’s street -Bowling Green hotel, Porter James William, Theatre street -Boy and Cup, Root Robert, Pottergate street -Brazen Doors Tavern, Moore George, Lame Dog road -Brewers’ Arms, Nobbs Edward, St. Miles’ street -Bricklayers’ Arms, Legood James, Castle hill -Bricklayers’ Arms, Powell Edward, Union place -Bricklayers’ Arms, Pye Robert, Pottergate street -Brickmakers’ Arms, Orford William, Brazen Door’s road -Bridge House inn, Tidman Robert, Thorpe hamlet -Bridge Tavern, Lovick Thomas, Wensum street -Briton’s Arms, Carr Charles, Elm hill -Buff Coat, Wells William, Buff Coat lane -Builders’ Arms, Fitt George, Pottergate street -Bullock and Butcher, Colby Samuel, Grapes hill -Bulls Head inn, Walter Robert S., Ber street -Bull hotel, Hart Bartholomew, Upper walk, Market-place -Bull inn, Shorten James, Magdalen street -Bull Inn, Thurston Daniel, St. Stephen’s street -Bushel, Gidney Samuel, St. Augustine’s street -Cabinet-makers’ Arms, Fiddeman Robt., Redwell street -Cardinal Cap, Walker George, St. Benedict’s street -Carpenters’ Arms, Wyatt John, Thorn lane -Carrow inn, Drane Henry, King street gates -Castle Commercial Hotel, Taylor Mary, Castle meadow -Cattle Market, English Richard, Castle hill -Cat and Fiddle, Platten John, Magdalen street -Catherine Wheel, Digby Peter, St. Augustine’s street -Cellar House inn, Carr William, Bridge street -Cellar House, Pigg James, Barrack street -Champion, Barnard Charles, Chapel Field road -Cherry Tree, Hardy William, Gildengate street -Cherry Tree, Youngs William, New Lakenham -Church and State, Sacker James, St. Benedict’s street -City Arms and spirit vaults, Howes George Smith, St. Andrew’s Hall plain -City of Norwich inn, Green John, St. Stephen’s plain -Coach and Horses, Cattermole David, Thorpe hamlet -Coach and Horses, Daynes Robert, Bethel street -Coach and Horses, Foulsham Thomas, Red Lion street -Coach and Horses, Smith Edward, Fountain place, Union place -Coachmakers’ Arms, Archer Elizabeth, St. Stephen’s gates -Coachmakers’ Arms, Clements Charlotte, Bethel street -Coachmakers’ Arms, Stafford Phœbe, Red Lion street -Cock, Battram William, Old Lakenham -Cock, Bidwell Joseph, Upper King street -Cock inn, Blanchflower William, Upper St. Giles’ -Combers’ Arms, Arle John, Magdalen street -Cork-cutters’ Arms, Robinson John, Bridge street, St. Andrew’s -Corn Exchange tavern, Brown Rose Ann, Little London street -Cottage, Waterton Edward, Silver road -Cow, Mackley John, Barrack street -Cow and Hare, Armes William, Heigham street -Cow tavern, Cooper Samuel, Cow hill -Cricketers’ Arms, Hunt John Edwin, Red Lion street -Crocodile, Harding Levi, Heigham street -Crooked Billet, Davison John, Heigham -Cross Keys, Pratt John, Magdalen street -Crown and Angel, Daynes Maria, St. Stephen’s street -Crown inn, Emms William, St. John’s Timberhill -Crown tavern, Hart F., St. Stephen’s street -Crown, Middleton Jeremiah, Bridge str. -Crown and Anchor, Ryan Mary, Gildengate street -Crown inn, Petchell William, Saint Benedict’s street -Cupid and Bow, Matthews William, Palace plain -Curriers’ Arms, Beeton Samuel, Saint Giles’ street -Curriers’ Arms, Drane William, St. Stephen’s back street -Curriers’ Arms, Lawton William, Union street, Crook’s place -Curriers’ Arms, Nicholas William, Pottergate street -Dial, Burdett Jonathan, St. Benedict’s road -Dog, Wigger John, St. Paul’s Church plain -Dove tavern, Ellis Benjamin, Lower Westwick street -Dove, Lamercon Francis, St. James’ street -Dreadnought, Buttle Henry, King street gates -Drovers’ inn, Jarvis William, Trowse Millgate -Drum, Holmes Edmund, St. Swithin’s -Duke of Marlborough, Howard Wm., Fishgate street -Duke of Norfolk, Drake Priscilla, Church street, New Lakenham -Duke’s Palace inn, Snowling John, Duke’s Palace road -Duke of Sussex, Stangroom John, St. Augustine’s street -Duke tavern, Elliott George, Tombland -Duke of Wellington, Newby James, Pottergate street -Duke of Wellington, Parsley John Roberts, Union place -Duke of York, Coldham John, Thorpe hamlet -Duke of York, Nobbs Henry, Lower Westwick street -Duncan Arms, Burrows William, Magdalen street -Dyers’ Arms, Freeman Samuel, Quay side -Eagle and Child Brewery, Phillips John, Golden Ball street -Eagle tavern, Cattermole James, Newmarket road -Eagle tavern, High George, West Pottergate -Eagle tavern, Lord James, Lower Westwick street -Eagle tavern, Minns Susannah, St. Gregory’s Church alley -Earl of Leicester, Bunting James, Brazen Doors road -Eastern Counties’ Railway tavern, Warnes Elizabeth, Foundry bridge -East End Retreat, Buttle Henry, Thorpe hamlet -Eastern Union Railway tavern, Wilde Matthew, St. Stephen’s gates -Eight Ringers, Cunningham Thomas, St. Mary’s street -Elm tavern, Rust Robert, Prince’s street -Elm tavern, Spencer Robert, New Catton -Elephant, Easton Haylett, Magdalen street -Exchange tavern, Mills John, Bridge street -Exmouth tavern, Mackney Charles, St. Stephen’s street -Express Train, Hatch William Proctor, Rose lane -Factory, Miller John, Cowgate street -Fair Flora, Moore John, Lower Westwick street -Fellmongers’ Arms, Thornton Christopher, St. Martin’s at Oak -Fishmongers’ Arms, Burgess Richard, Fish market -Foresters’ Arms, Attle Samuel, Ber street -Fortune of War, Gooch Thomas, Calvert street -Foundry Bridge, Riches William Smith, Rose lane -Fountain, Dabbage James, St. Benedict’s street -Fox and Hounds, Cooke John, Ber street -Flying Dutchman, Harman Adam, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Free Trade tavern, Atkins Henry, St. Augustine’s street -Free Trade tavern, Page James, Rose lane -Free Trade tavern, Rice James, William street -Freeman’s Arms, Burrell Thomas, Church street, St. Miles’ -Freemasons’ Arms, Sands John, Hall lane, New Lakenham -French Horn, Betts Thomas, Pottergate street -Gardeners’ Arms, Chapman Philip, Tinkler’s lane -Gardeners’ Arms, Cooper Thomas, St. John’s Timberhill -George inn, Warner Henry, Hay hill -George inn, Leamon William, Saint Stephen’s street -George the Fourth, Decks John, Ber street -George the Fourth, Martin John, Chapel street, Crook’s place -George and the Dragon, Adams Wm., Cowgate street -Globe inn, Bush Thomas, Globe street, Union place -Globe, Moore John, Rising Sun lane -Goat, Wright James, Upper Goat lane -Goldbeaters’ Arms, Lasker Mary Ann, Bethel street -Golden Ball, Girling William, Golden Ball street -Golden Can, Milnes Charles, Gildengate street -Golden Can, Yellop Robert, Saint Andrew’s Broad street -Golden Fleece, Blazey Walter, Fishgate street -Golden Lion, Mann George, King street gates -Golden Lion Inn, Snelling Daniel French, St. John’s Maddermarket -Golden Wheatsheaf, Woods Robert John, St. Stephen’s street -Goose and Gridiron, Thorn Robert, Little Orford street -Grapes Commercial and Family hotel, Clarke James, Upper St. Giles’ -Grapes, Mace Mary Ann, Church street, St. Miles’ -Green Dragon, Balls James, Little London street -Greenland Fishery, Durrant Zechariah, St. Mary’s street -Greyhound inn, Cawdron Henry, Rampant Horse street -Griffin, Thompson Martin, Barrack street -Half Moon, Brazell Richard, Upper Market -Half Moon, Howes Henry, King street -Hay Trussers, Fountain Mary Ann, King street -Hen and Chickens, Fenn Thomas, St. Mary’s plain -Hoop, Amies John, St. Stephen’s road -Hope Brewery, Warner Edward, Saint Saviour’s lane -Hop Pole tavern, Chapman Daniel, St. Faith’s lane -Horse and Groom, Bacon David, Castle street -Horseshoes, Girdlestone Thomas, Palace street -Hospital School Boy, Laws John, Whitefriars’ street -Imperial Arms, Smith George, Upper King street -Jack of Newbury, Upcroft James, Magdalen street -John Bull, Garrard George, Crook’s Place -Jolly Brewers, Campling Jacob, Magdalen street -Jolly Butcher, Dambrooke John, Ber street -Jolly Dealers, Francis George, Castle hill -Jolly Dressers, Burrows Mary, Saint George’s plain -Jolly Dyers, Moore Elizabeth, Wensum street -Jolly Dyers, Moore John, Fishgate street -Jolly Farmers, Casson Daniel, Charing cross -Jolly Farmers, Pooley Robert, Castle hill -Jolly Hatters, Minns Robert, Cowgate street -Jolly Maltsters, Dunch Denmark, Cowgate street -Jolly Millers, Carver William, Trowse Millgate -Jolly Skinners, Farman Henry, Saint Martin’s at Oak -Jubilee inn, Boyles Robert, Ber street -Keel and Wherry, Cooper Jeremiah, King street -Key and Castle, Porter Thomas, Saint Martin’s at Oak -King’s Arms, Jolly John, Hall lane, New Lakenham -King’s Arms, Dawson James, Thorpe hamlet -King’s Arms, Tidman George, Bethel street -King’s Arms, Yaxley Henry, Saint Augustine’s street -King’s Head, Bassey Robert, Magdalen street -King’s Head, Diver Isaac, Gildengate street -King’s Head, Doughty Richard, Davey place -King’s Head, Rix Robert, Upper St. Giles’ -King of Prussia, May William, Ipswich road -Lamb inn, Websdale Francis, Haymarket -Lame Dog, Edwards Robert, Lame Dog road -Light Horseman, Kent Thomas, Barrack street -Light Horseman, Ringer Edwards, Westlegate street -Light Horseman, Tuffs William, Botolph street -Little Buck, Rudd Elizabeth, St. Martin’s at Oak -Little Tuns, Nobbs John, Rising Sun road -Lock and Key, Bell Matthew, Ber street -Locomotive, Skipper William, Norfolk street, Union place -London Coffee House, Sapey Thomas, Rampant Horse street -London Steam Packet inn, Blanch John, St. Catherine’s plain -Lord Nelson Tavern, Salmon, C. J., West Pottergate -Lord Howe, Laws Lubbock, Saint Benedict’s street -Lord John Russell, Betts Charles, St. Benedict’s road -Lord Nelson inn, Murrell William, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Lord Raglan, Boyce James, Barrack street -Maid’s Head hotel, Webster William, Wensum street -Mariners’ tavern, Stafford Robert, Mariners’ lane -Market Lane tavern, Bristol Mary, Market lane -Marquis of Granby, Puxley James, Bishopgate street -Marquis of Granby, Waytes Philip, Barrack street -Mazeppa, Cutmore William Thomas, Cowgate street -Masonic tavern, Willgress Peter John, Elm hill -Mill tavern, Dover Charles, New Catton -Millwrights’ Arms, Towlson John, Julian street -Mischief tavern, Matthew Joseph, St. Paul’s back lane -Mitre tavern, Salter William, Briggs’ street, Rampant Horse street -Moon and Stars, Williams Mary Ann, Duke’s Palace road -Morgan’s Cellar House, Wood George, King street -Napier tavern, Hinchley Samuel, Castle hill -Nelson inn, Phillips William, St. John’s Timberhill -Nelson tavern, Rainbird Francis, Upper market -Nelson, Rose James, King street -Nelson tavern, Staff Frederic, Pottergate street -New City, Moore Norris, King street, Crook’s place -New Inn, Winter Thomas, St. Augustine’s road -New Inn Brewery, Pierce William, Grapes hill -New Mills, Larkman Robert, St. Benedict’s -New Star, Buttle Richard, Quay side -Norfolk Hotel, Foster Augustus and Son, St. Giles’ street -Norfolk and Norwich Chop House, Bloomfield George, Upper market -Norfolk Railway House, near the Eastern Counties’ Railway station, Nash -R. S., Foundry bridge -Norwich-a-Port tavern, Williams Henry, King street gates -Norwich Arms, Pegg George, Ber str. -Odd Fellows’ Arms, Eke Francis, Ber street -Old Barge, Nockolds Thomas, King street -Old Cat and Fiddle, Bell John, Botolph street -Old Crown, Calver French John, St. Martin’s at Oak -Old Friends, Nichols John, Ber street -Old Goat tavern, Goat Charles, Upper Goat lane -Old Star, Spratt Stephen, Quay side -Oliver Cromwell, Pye William, St. Miles’ street -Palace tavern, Price John, Tombland -Paul Pry, Paston William, St. Giles’ -Peacock, Colman James, St. Stephen’s plain -Perseverance tavern, Burgess Richard, St. Martin’s at Oak -Pheasant Cock, Mills Jeremiah, St. Miles’ street -Pheasant Cock, Blake James, St. Catherine’s plain -Phœnix brewery, Sursham John, Magdalen street -Pig and Whistle, Self John, St. Stephen’s back street -Pigeons, Hague Francis, St. Benedict’s street -Pelican, Wade Thomas, Pitt street -Plasterers’ Arms, Burrage William, Cowgate street -Plough, Coe Mark, Castle hill -Plough, Cooper William, St. Benedict’s street -Plumbers’ Arms, Hewing Joseph, Prince’s street -Portland Arms, Brett Elethea, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Post-Office tavern, Thurlow William, Post-office street -Prince of Wales, Ostler Charles, Pump street -Prince of Wales’ Feathers, Canner John, St. Benedict’s street -Prince of Wales, Delph William, St. Augustine’s street -Princess Royal, Cunningham William, Rampant Horse street -Prospect House, Watson James, Philadelphia -Punch and Chop house, Dawson William, Upper market -Queen Adelaide, Arms Daniel, West End street -Queen Adelaide, Marshall Joseph, Pitt street -Queen’s Arms, Pye Jabez, Pump street -Queen Ann, Raven Edward, Church street -Queen’s Arms, Minns John, Magdalen street -Queen Caroline, Love William, Cowgate street -Queen Caroline, Osborne Harriet, St. Martin’s at Oak -Queen’s Head, Fox Isaac, St. Giles’ street -Queen’s Head, Dunn James, Quay side -Queen of Hungary, Clarke William, St. Benedict’s street -Queen Victoria inn, Brown William, Magdalen street -Queen Victoria, Gooch Isaac, Queen street, Crook’s place -Queen Victoria, Roe Charlotte, Pottergate street -Railway inn, Wilson James, Trowse Millgate -Rainbow tavern, Lock Elizabeth, Holl’s lane -Rainbow, Thwaites John, King street -Rampant Horse Commercial and Family hotel, Louth Robert, Rampant Horse -street -Rampant Horse, Norton Henry, Fishgate street -Raven, Rowland Daniel, King street -Recruiting Sergeant, Crancher John, Ber street -Red House, Butcher Walter Wilton, St. John’s Timberhill -Red Lion, Howard Thomas, Bishopgate street -Red Lion, Hewitt George, Red Lion street -Red Lion, Morris George, Magdalen street -Red Lion, Howe John Carter, Magdalen street -Red Lion, Onley Daniel, Brazen Doors road -Reindeer tavern, Kerridge John, St. Benedict’s road -Richmond Hill inn, Youngs Peter, Bracondale -Rifleman, Cuddon Ann, All Saints’ green -Rising Sun, Playford William, Rising Sun lane -Rising Sun, Abel John, Rising Sun road -Robin Hood, Dawes Larrance, St. Benedict’s road -Robin Hood, Spooner Edward, Barrack street -Roebuck, Sadler John, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Rosary tavern, Sheedy Rachael, Thorpe hamlet -Rose and Crown, Gibbs Richard, Bishopgate street -Rose and Thistle, Arms Frederick Thomas, Barn road -Rose inn, Eaton Mary Ann, St. Stephen’s street -Rose tavern, Ram Robert, Palace street -Rose tavern, Burrell Robert, St. Martin’s at Oak -Rose tavern, Smith John Watson, Rose lane -Rose, Wall James, Cowgate street -Rose tavern, Florence, George, Thorn lane -Rose tavern, Seaton Mary Ann, St. Stephen’s street -Royal Oak, Browne Mary Ann, St. Augustine’s street -Royal Oak, Cooper Nathaniel, Heigham street -Royal Oak, Minford George, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Royal Oak, Cossey Robert, St. Martin’s at Oak -Royal Hotel, Heseltine James, Market place -Royal Standard, Wizker, Nicholas, Union place -Saracen’s Head inn, Wiggins John, St. Giles’ street -Sardinian tavern, Howard James, St. Stephen’s street -Saw Mills tavern, Clarke Sophia, Fishgate street -Sawyers, English Mark, St. Paul’s church plain -Seven Stars, Denmark William, Barrack street -Shakespeare tavern, Booth Thomas, Colegate street -Shakespeare tavern, Hollis Robert, Theatre street -Ship, Clarke John, Cowgate street -Ship inn, Pallant Robert, Thorn lane -Ship, Littlewood Ephraim, King street -Shirehall tavern, Ling Abraham, Castle hill -Shuttle, Atkins Thomas, Heigham street -Shuttle, Plunkett John, Saint Augustine’s street -Shoulder of Mutton, Carter James, St. Augustine’s street -Shoulder of Mutton, Beckham Benjamin, St. Stephen’s street -Shoulder of Mutton, Mann James, St. Andrew’s hill -Sir John Barleycorn, Mason John Leeds, Orford hill -Sir John Barleycorn, Bell John, Cowgate street -Somerset tavern, Leech John, Queen street, Crook’s place -Sons of Commerce, Gooch Henry James, Thorn lane -Southgate house, Brinkley James, Front row, New Lakenham -Saint Paul’s tavern, Severn Samuel, Cowgate street -Sportsman, Quinton William, Barrack street -St. John’s Head, Gent David, St. Miles’ street -Stag, Wigg Edward, St. Benedict’s -Stag’s Head, Hubbard Henry, Prince’s street -Star Commercial and Family hotel, Watson John, Haymarket -Steam Packet House, Grimes John, King street -Steam Packet, Hilling Mary, King street -Steam Packet, Thompson William King street -Suffolk Arms, Moore Elizabeth, St. Martin’s at Oak -Sun, Kemp James Samuel, Saint Mary’s street -Sun and Anchor, Thorpe Thomas, Edward, Colegate street -Surrey inn, Smith James, Grove place, New Lakenham -Surrey tavern, Scarlet Robert, Surrey road -Sussex Arms, Seeley John, Saint Augustine’s street -Swan, Tuddenham John, Cowgate street -Swan tavern, Tuddenham Edward, Swan lane -Swan hotel, Asker Eliza, Upper market -Swan, Kett George William, Magdalen street -Swan, Snelling Thomas, King street -Swiss Cottage tavern, Laws Robert, St. Benedict’s road -Ten Bells, Browne Henry, St. Benedict’s street -Theatre tavern, King Samuel, Bethel street -Three Compasses, Rix William, Upper King street -Three Kings, Riches John, St. Benedict’s -Three Pigeons, Newman Sarah, Fishgate street -Three Tubs, Ulph James, Barrack street -Three Tuns, Barber Sarah, King street -Three Turks, Codling Robert, Lower Westwick street -Tiger, Moy James, Fishgate street -Toper, Bryant Samuel, Thorn lane -Town-house tavern, Copland John, Saint Andrew’s hill -Trowel and Hammer, Spurling William, St. Stephen’s road -True Briton, Wright Thomas, New Catton -Trumpet Inn, Fuller Robert, St. Stephen’s street -Tuns tavern, Collett Robert George, Whitefriars’ street -Tuns tavern, Eastwood James, St. Miles’ street -Tunns inn, Kemp William, Rising Sun road -Tuns tavern, Cowan Charlotte, All Saints’ green -Turkey Cock, Swash Maria, Church street, Saint Simon’s -Two Brewers, Wallace James, Saint John’s Maddermarket -Two Brewers, Cubitt Thomas, Magdalen street -Two-necked Swan, Moore Eleanor, Upper market -Two-necked Swan, Thurling James, St. Stephen’s street -Two Quarts inn, Playford Arminger, St. George’s Bridge street -Two Quarts, Amies William, Pottergate street -Unicorn, Browne George, St. Stephen’s street -Unicorn, Easton Isaac, St. Mary’s plain -Vauxhall tavern, Willison Hannah, Julian place -Victoria tavern, Hammond John, Upper walk, Market place, -Victoria gardens, Blackbourne Wm. Berry, St. Stephen’s gates -Victory, Balls Frederic, Rampant Horse street -Waggon and Horses, Aylmer John, Tombland -Waggon and Horses, Willsea John, St. Miles’ street -Waterloo tavern, Smith Edward, Upper Market place -Waterman, Briggs John, St. Margaret’s plain -West-end Retreat, Barnes John Edward, Holl’s lane -Whalebone, Sexton Edward, New Catton -Wheatsheaf, Woods Robert John, St. Stephen’s street -Wheatsheaf inn, Cole Eliza, Castle hill -Wheatsheaf inn, Baxter Robert, Bethel street -White Hart, Drake Francis, St. Miles’ street -White Hart inn, Crickmore Henry, Upper market -Whitefriars’ tavern, Rily Francis, Whitefriars’ street -White Horse, Howman Samuel, Hay hill -White Horse, Stubbs George, St. Andrew’s broad street -White Horse inn, Mason William, Magdalen street -White Horse inn, Lacey William, Castle hill -White Horse, Rix William, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -White House, Coleman Timothy, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -White Lion, King George, Prince’s street -White Lion, Howman William, St. Martin’s at Oak -White Lion, Howes James, Magdalen street -White Lion, Crowe George, St. Benedict’s street -White Lion, Ives Elizabeth, Upper King street -White Lion inn, Bray Charles, White Lion street -White Lion, Hall William, St. Martin’s at Palace -White Rose inn, Browne Henry, Back of the Inns -White Swan, Wilson Robert, St. Benedict’s street -Wild Man inn, Beeton John, St. Andrew’s hill -William the Fourth, Cowan Charlotte, Gildengate street -William the Fourth, Fountain Henry, King street, Crook’s place -William the Fourth, Harper William, Second Cross street, Union place -William Tell, Kilburn William, Castle hill -Windsor Castle, Bullard William, Silver road -Wine Coopers’ Arms, Cooper Eliza, Lower Goat lane -Wine Coopers’ Arms, Emms Charles, Cross street, St. Giles’ road -Wine Cooper’s Arms, Bales Jonathan, St. Augustine’s street -Wine tavern, Blazeby Thomas, St. Benedict’s street -Wine tavern, Laws James, Upper St. Giles’ -Wine Vaults, Kingdom Priscilla, Queen street, Crook’s place -Woolpack, Thrower Noah, Golden Ball street -Woolpack, Mann Matthew, St. Martin’s at Oak -Woolpack inn, Barnes Mary, Saint George’s plain -World’s-end, Drage William, World’s-end lane -Wrestlers, Fake John, St. James’ street -Yarmouth Arms, Snelling John, Upper market -York tavern, Eastaugh Mary, Castle meadow - - -Insurance Agents— - - -Athenæum Fire and Life Insurance Company, Tayler Francis George, Castle -meadow -Alliance Fire and Life Assurance Company, Brown Henry, Gentleman’s walk -Albion Life Assurance Company, Pigg Henry, London street -Church of England, Atkinson J. G., Post-office street -Colonial Life, Clowes Francis, St. Andrew’s hall plain -Clerical Medical and General, Cubitt George, Gentleman’s walk -Cambrian and Universal, Bardwell G. S., St. Stephen’s road -Economic (Life), Bolingbroke Horatio, St. Giles’ street -General Hail Storm Society, Forrester George, Upper close -General Fire and Life Assurance Society, Cubitt George, Gentleman’s walk, -Market-place -Hail Storm, Gilman, C. S., Fisher’s lane -Hill Life Assurance, Land Thomas, King street -Legal and Commercial Life Insurance Company, Copeman William, Gentleman’s -walk, Market-place -Manchester Fire Insurance Company, Copeman William, Gentleman’s walk -National Mercantile Life Assurance Society, Fletcher and Alexander, -Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -National Live Stock Insurance Association, Unity buildings, St. Giles’ -str. -National Life Assurance Society, Goodwin Charles, Willow lane -National Economic Hail Storm Insurance Company, Unity buildings, St. -Giles’ street -Norwich Union Provident Society, Cubitt George, Gentleman’s walk, -Market-place -Norwich Union Fire and Life Insurance Society, Surrey street -Norwich Union Fire and Life Society, Forrester George, Upper close -Norwich Equitable Fire Assurance Society, Bank street; Skipper John -Norfolk Farmers’, Gilman C. S., Fisher’s lane -Norfolk and Norwich Economic Building Society, Unity buildings, St. -Giles’ street -People’s Provident, Bilby Thomas, St. Catherine’s plain -Provident Building Society, Buttifant Josiah, St. Andrew’s plain; h Cow -hill -Royal Insurance Company, Preston Arthur, Bank street -Rock Life Assurance Company, Harrod Mr., Bank street -Scottish Equitable, Clowes Francis, St. Andrew’s hall plain -Scottish Widows’ Fund Life Assurance Society, Hansell Henry, Upper close -Times Life Assurance Society, Copeman William, Gentleman’s walk, -Market-place -Travellers’ and Marine, Bilby Thomas, St. Catherine’s plain -Unity Fire Insurance Association, Unity buildings, St. Giles’ street -Unity Life Assurance Association, Unity buildings, St. Giles’ street -Unity Fire and Life, Bardwell G. S., St. Stephen’s road -United Patriots’ National Benefit Society, Bardwell G. S., St. Stephen’s -road - - -Iron and Brass Founders— - - -Barnard and Bishop, Calvert street and Norfolk Iron Works, St. Miles’ -bridge -Barnes, John, St. Miles’ foundry -Blyth, Robert, Westlegate street -Blyth and Co., Ber street -Campling, James, Buff Coat lane and Golden Ball street -Holmes and Sons, Castle hill -Murrell, William, Crook’s place, St. Stephen’s square -Shalders, William, jun., Bank plain -Smithdale, Thomas, St. Ann’s foundry, St. Ann’s lane, King street -Sparke and Co., Thorn lane -Stevens, G. and W., Orford hill -Turner, James, Palace plain -Watts, Riches, and Buck, Rose lane - - -Ironmongers— - - -Baker and Hornor, Post-Office street -Barnard and Bishop, Gentleman’s walk -Barnard and Boulton, London street and Castle street -Bayfield and Son, Magdalen street -Blofield, Thomas, Bridewell alley -Browne, John and Son, Upper market -Burcham, Samuel, Charing cross -Buttifant, H. and J., William street, West Pottergate -Caprani and Co., White Lion street -Colman and Glendenning, Rampant Horse street -Cubitt, Samuel Durrant, Mitchell’s court, Market-place; h Victoria place -Howlett and Co., Haymarket -Hyams, Emanuel, St. Andrew’s hall plain -Leist, James, Wensum street -Lovitt Charles, Botolph street -Orams, Edward, Langham place, Dereham road -Parlour, Henry Edward, London street -Pinson, Henry, Bank plain -Piper and Pigg, London street -Ransome and Sims, Little Orford street -Stevens, G. and W., Orford hill -Thompson, R. and Son, Upper Davey place -Thorns, Robert, Exchange street -Wilkinson, Henry, St. Giles’ street -Woodyard and Co., St. Martin’s at Oak - - -Livery Stables— - - -Beddingfield, Nelson, Westlegate street -Cooke, Mrs. Pitt street, St. Mary’s -Feek, William, St. Giles’ road -Mayhew, James, Chapel field -Platten, Peter, Surrey Mews -Sword, John, Rose lane; h Bloomsbury place - - -Manufacturers— - - -Allen, George, St. Stephen’s street -Barber, J. L. and Co., St. Martin’s lane -Blake, E. and R. W., St. Edmund’s -Bolingbroke, C. and F., St. Clement’s -Clabburn, Sons and Crisp, Pitt street -Clarke, John, Calvert street -Enfield, William, Colegate street -Foot, Henry, Calvert street -Gardom, John W., Lower Westwick street -Geary, William, St. Augustine’s -Grout and Company, St. Benedict’s -Gunton, Thomas, St. Martin’s at Oak -Hinde, E. and F., Botolph street -Kiddle, Joshua, Calvert street -Middleton and Answorth, Calvert street -Press, William, and Breeze, Philip, Philadelphia -Priest, Richard, St. Giles’ street -Skelton, John, St. Martin’s Palace plain -Springfield, Son and Nephew, St. Martin’s lane -Stannard, Cubitt, St. George’s plain -Sultzer, John, St. Augustine’s street -Towler, Rowling and Allen, Elm hill and 46, Friday street, London -Willett, E., Nephew and Co., Pottergate street -Williams, Case, and Potter, Gildengate street -Williment, Richard, Calvert street - - -Merchants— - - -Barber, John and Sons, Haymarket -Bateman, John, Pottergate street -Boardman, Sursham, and Co., Wensum street -Browne, Frederick, King street -Browne, George A., Bracondale -Christie, T., St. Clement’s -Culley and Hart, Duke’s Palace road -De Vear and Philips, Davey place -Everett, Thomas, Bracondale -Gorell, Robert A., silk and cotton, Tudor cottage, Unthank’s road -Harmer, D. and Co., Duke’s palace -Hart, Charles, St. Giles’ street -Hawkes, Robert, (wool,) Willow lane -Leney, Samuel, Pottergate street -Mealing and Mills, Messrs., King street -Read, Thomas W., King street -Reynolds, Edward, Unthank’s road -Rivett and Harmer, Old Post Office court -Roe, John Chambers St. Giles’ road - - -Millers— - - -Read, T. W., Trowse -Reynolds, Joshua, St. Augustine’s road -Russell, William, Dereham road -Springfield, Benjamin, New Catton -Utting, Robert, Chapel Field road -Wells, William Harrison, New Mill yard, St. Swithin’s - - -Milliners and Dressmakers— - - -Andrews, Mrs. Emily, West Pottergate -Armes, Amelia, Surrey road -Bennett, Sarah, Botolph street -Bexfield, Christiana, Lady’s lane -Bird, Jane, St. John’s Timberhill -Bone, Elizabeth, Lady’s lane -Brighten, Maria, Bethel street -Browne, Maria, Bridge street -Bullen, Mary, London street -Clarke, Maria, St. Gregory’s Church alley -Clarke, Maria, Pottergate street -Cooke, Charlotte, St. Giles’ street -Cooper, Susannah, St. Giles’ hill -Dade, Charlotte, Swan lane -Davey, Jane, Upper St. Giles’ -Edwards, Hannah, St. Stephen’s square -Elliot, E., Upper King street -Ford, Elizabeth, Pitt street -Goldspring, Mrs. E., William street -Gooding, Harriet, Red Lion street -Goose, Mrs., Briggs’ street -Goulder, Elizabeth, Magdalen street -Green, Ann, Post-office street -Green, Mary Ann, Colegate street -Hardesty, Mrs., Duke street -Hall, Mrs. Lucia, William street -Howard, Ann, Theatre street -Hurn, Miss E., Bank street -Huson, M. and Company, London street -James, Grace, Rose lane -Kew, Louisa, St. Giles’ street -Lamb, Miss E., Grapes hill -Lomas, Eliza, Lower Goat lane -Madge, Harriet, Pitt street, St. Mary’s -Maltman, Miss J., St. Benedict’s road -Meadows, Susanna, Prince’s street -Meek, Miss, Red Lion court, Magdalen street -Mortimer, Mary and H. E., Willow lane -Paraman, Christiana, St. Giles’ street -Parke, Mary Ann, Bethel street -Parsley, Miss M., Grapes hill -Pashley, Ann, Southwell terrace, New Lakenham -Patten, Harriet, Prince’s street -Pease, Esther, Pottergate street -Prentice, Lydia, Gildengate street -Roper, Agnes, Ten-bell lane -Scofield, Susan, St. Giles’ street -Scott, Eliza, the Crescent place -Severn, Elizabeth, and Blackwell, Mary Ann, Botolph street -Short, Maria, St. George’s Middle street -Swan, Miss Ann, Rising Sun road -Taylor, Elizabeth, Prince’s street -Thirkettle, Mary Ann, St. John’s Timberhill -Thompson, Mrs. Grapes hill -Vincent, Miss Eliza, West End terrace, Grapes hill -Watling, Sarah, Bethel street -Whithers, Martha, Union place -Wortley, Martha, Briggs’ street - - -Millwrights— - - -Campling, James, Pump street -Cudbard, John C., Theatre street -Fulcher, William, Gas hill, Mousehold -Gaze, William, St. Paul’s back lane -Slack, Thomas, St. Giles’ hill -Wright, Robert, Muspole street - - -Music and Musical Instrument Sellers and Teachers— - - -Baldry, Miss, St. Stephen’s road -Buck, Dr. Z., Close -Burton, Frederic, St. Stephen’s road -Church, George, Theatre street -Clarke, Frederic E., Prince’s street -Darken, James, Pottergate street -Fish, William, Bridewell alley -Gooderham, Samuel, Elm hill -Harcourt, James, Colegate street -Hastings, George, Somerleyton street -Hill, J. F., St. Giles’ terrace -Hill, Horace, Pottergate street -Howlett, Walter, Valentine street -Howlett, William, Gentleman’s walk -Jackson James, Cowgate street -Jackson William, Fishgate street -Jackson William, Prince’s street -Kenningbrooke, David, St. Catherine’s terrace -Madge, G., Somerleyton street -Madge, Robert A., Pitt street, St. Mary’s -Oury and Co., London street -Rice W. H., Somerleyton street, Unthank’s road -Rose, Miss, St. Stephen’s street -Rudd, Henry, St. Giles’ street -Russell, Henry, Magdalen street -Trory, John, Elm hill - - -Newspapers— - - -Norfolk News. Proprietorship. Printer and Publisher, Mr. T. W. Bond; -Editor, Mr. J. H. Tillett; published every Saturday -Norfolk Chronicle. Proprietors, Printers and Publishers, Messrs. William -Matchett and Henry Stevenson; Editor, Mr. E. Garrod; published every -Saturday -Norwich Mercury. Proprietor, Printer, Publisher, and Editor, Mr. R. N. -Bacon; published Wednesday and Saturday -Railway Gazette. Published monthly by M. G. Bardwell, St. Stephen’s -street -Weekly Express. Published by Henry Watts, Pottergate street, every -Saturday - - -News Vendors— - - -Darken, James, Little London street -Daynes, John, Back of the Inns -Fletcher and Alexander, Gentleman’s walk -Forster, Edwin, St. Stephen’s street -Greene, Charles J., Rose lane -Hill, Lot, Bridewell alley -Jarrold and Sons, London street and Exchange street -Jeary, Robert, Bridewell alley -Taylor, W. B., St. Stephen’s street -Tuck, Robert, Wensum street -Willsea, Joshua, Orford hill - - -Nursery, Seedsmen, and Gardeners— - - -Allen, Robert, Grove place, New Lakenham -Booty, John, St. Stephen’s road -Boulton, Richard, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Browne, David, Upper London street -Ewing, John W., Exchange street -Farman, Robert, King street -Frost, Hezekiah, Lower close -Green, John, Asylum lane -Harris, Thomas, King street -Howes, James, Magdalen street -Mackie and Stewart, Exchange street -Newman, John, Old Lakenham -Parfitt, Edward, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Pratt, John, Lower close -Reynolds, William, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Sawyer, John, Earlham road -Towell, William, Upper King street -Trollop, George, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Woolbright, Robert, jun., Lower close - - -Opticians— - - -Keyzor, Michael, Market-place -Piggin and Dyball, Post-office street -Rossi, George, Market-place; h Unthank’s road - - -Organ Builders and Pianoforte Manufacturers— - - -Darken, James, Pottergate street -Howlett, W., the Walk, Market-place -Noble, Mark, Pottergate street - - -Pawnbrokers— - - -Cott, Thomas, Pottergate street -Frary, Richard, St. Andrew’s hill -Griggs, Frederic, Upper King street -Harvey and Stannard, William street -Havers, W., St. Paul’s opening -Knight and Ballard, All Saints’ green -Knight, Charlotte, Ber street -Knight, James, St. Benedict’s street -Morgan, W. R., St. Paul’s street -Morgan, William, St. Saviour’s lane -Owen, Frederick, Magdalen street -Owen, Thomas, Colegate street -Samuels and Joseph, St. John’s Timberhill -Shalders, Noah, Westlegate street -Sheward, William, King street -Towler, John B., Bethel street -Woodrow, Thomas, St. Miles’ street - - -Pill-box Makers— - - -Martin, R., West Pottergate street -Purdy, John, Cowgate street -Saul, Joseph, West Pottergate street - - -Physicians— - - -Copeman, Edward, Bethel street -Dove, H., Tombland -Goodwin, John W., Queen street -Hartmann, Francis Alexander, Surrey street -Hutchinson, Charles, Surrey street -Johnson, James, Theatre street -Ranking, W. H., St. Giles’ street -Wharton, George, Upper close - - -Plasterers— - - -Aldis, James, Prince’s street -Brooks, Henry, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Britcher, Charles, Pitt street -Bush, Thomas, Globe street, Union place -Lacey, John, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Lacey, William, Castle hill -Lacey, John G., Ber street -Lucas, William, Chapman’s yard, St. Giles’ street -Nichols, John, Golden Ball street -Page, Jeremiah, Rising Sun road -Parker, Clare, St. Martin’s at Oak -Parnell, Richard, Lady’s lane -Pearson, Edward, Bank street -Russell, Robert George, St. Catherine’s plain -Sexton, R. W., Calvert street -Sexton, H. W., St. Swithin’s -Townshend, William, Golden Ball street -Underwood, Henry, St. Margaret’s plain -Wright, James, Ber street -Youell, Thomas, Cherry street, New Lakenham - - -Plane Makers— - - -Griffiths, Hannah, Lower Goat lane and Pottergate street -Killington, Samuel, Pottergate street -Leist, James, Wensum street - - -Plumbers, Glaziers, and Painters— - - -Barker, Robert, St. John’s Timberhill -Beaty, Henry, Little London street -Belson, Robert H., King street -Bowers, William, Pottergate street -Brown, Abraham, Chapman’s yard, St. Giles’ street -Campling, Thomas, St. Mary’s street -Candler, John, St. Saviour’s lane -Clabburn, James, St. Martin’s at Oak -Cletheroe, James, Distillery street -Culyer and Bowen, Pottergate street -Delph, William, St. Augustine’s street -Devereux, Edmund, Middle street, St. George’s -Drane, Joseph, Rigby’s court -Dunn, Richard, Surrey road -Ellingham, Henry, Elm hill -Gedge, George, Wounded Hart lane, Upper market -Gilbert, James, Magdalen street -Gooch, George C., Upper King street -Green, John, Pottergate street -Hall, James, Magdalen street -Hall, James, All Saints’ green -Hardy, William E., Dove street -Hawes, George, Mariner’s lane -Jay, John, St. Andrew’s hill -Jones, Peter, St. Margaret’s alley -Kerr, John, Lower Goat lane -King, D. and Son, Prince’s street -King, J. and J., Prince’s street -Love, Charles T., Palace street -Norman, Robert, Chapel-field road -Norton, Robert, Magdalen street -Purdy, Ann, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Quadling, Henry, King street -Sands, Anthony, St. Giles’ hill -Say, Sarah, St. Giles’ street -Self and Howes, Tombland -Starland, George, Surrey street -Storey, Samuel, West Pottergate -Storey, William, West Pottergate -Surflin, William, Bank street -Thwaites, Isaac M., Sardinian Court, St. Stephen’s street -Wicks, William, St. Augustine’s street -Wilde, Frederic, St. Stephen’s street -Winter, William, St. John’s Timberhill -Wordingham, Robert, St. Catherine’s plain -Wright, Joseph, King street -Wright, Walter, Surrey place, New Lakenham -Wright, Walter, Lame Dog road - - -Printers— - - -Bacon, R. N., Mercury Office, London street -Bardwell, M. G., Goodman’s yard, St. Stephen’s street -Barnes, Charles, St. George’s plain -Colby, Richard, Golden Dog lane -Daynes, Samuel, St. Stephen’s -Fletcher and Alexander, Gentleman’s walk, Market place -Iungius, J., Pottergate street -Jarrold and Sons, London street and Exchange street -Jeary, Robert, Bridewell alley -Kerr, Stephen J., Distillery street -Lemmon, James, Gun lane -Matchett and Stevenson, Market place -Muskett, Charles, Haymarket -Otty Philip, Orford hill -Oury and Co., London street -Pigg, Henry, London street -Priest, Thomas, Rampant Horse street -Stevens, William Horace, Pottergate street -Thorndick, Henry and Co., Prince’s street -Walker, Robert, Church street, St. Miles’ -Watts, Henry, Pottergate street - - -Professors— - - -Baldry, Miss (music), St. Stephen’s -Buck, Dr. Z., (music), Close -Bunnett, Edward (music), Upper close -Caro, Simon, (Hebrew), Westlegate street -Curtis, Lambert, (music) Surrey terrace, New Lakenham -Finegan, William Thomas (French), Cow hill -Harcourt, James, (music) St. Clement’s -Hill, J. F. (music), St. Giles’ terrace -Hill, Horace, (music) Pottergate street -Klein, Herr H. (languages) Prince’s street -Lantenant, Camille (French), Prince’s street -Rudd, Henry (music), St. Giles’ -Scott, John, B.A., (languages), Bank street -Vlieland, Jerome N., (French), Redwell street -Wilkins, Robert F., (music), Bethel street - - -Register Offices for Servants— - - -Baker, Charles, Redwell street -Bayfield, Mrs. F., St. Stephen’s road -Betts, John, Castle meadow -Chandler, Samuel, St. Stephen’s road -Gaze, William, Westlegate street -Green, Ann, Post Office street -Johnson, Robert, Gun lane -Johnson, Mrs., Castle meadow -Moore, Joseph, Magdalen street -Whitehead, George, St. Giles’ hill - - -Rope and Sack Manufacturers— - - -Allman, George, King street -Bacon, Josiah Newbegin, Davey place -Hindes and Sons, Red Lion street -Hindes, James, Magdalen street -Hurn, George, Dove street, -Mountain, John, Mill lane, New Catton -Webb, William, Magdalen street - - -Saddlers and Harness Makers— - - -Adwick, Thomas, Davey place -Bowes, William, St. Benedict’s street -Breese, Robert, Magdalen street -Calver, John, All Saints’ green -Cannell, John, Ber street -Chettleburgh, Robert, Upper King street -Dickinson, Richard, Castle hill -Fuller, James, Market place -Gowing, Charles, Castle hill -Hallows, George, Rampant Horse street -Harbord, Joseph M., Upper St. Giles’ street -Jolly, Charles W., St. Stephen’s gates, Newmarket road -Kemp, Thomas, Castle hill -Philo, Joseph, Upper London street -Prentice, Samuel, Magdalen street -Wilkinson, Henry Joseph, St. Giles’ street - - -Saw and File Makers— - - -Griffiths, Hannah, Lower Goat lane, Pottergate street -Kenyon, John, Lower Goat lane -Leist, James, Wensum street -Lomas, William, St. Gregory’s church alley, Pottergate street - - -Saw Mills— - - -Orfeur, John, Fishgate street -Patrick, James F. and Ellis Thomas, St. Miles’ -Saul and Fraser, City Saw Mills, St. Martin’s at Palace - - -Shoe Manufacturers, wholesale— - - -Barber and Co., Rampant Horse street -Barker and Co., Orford hill -Ford and Son, Colegate street -Gilman, Charles S., St. Giles’ street -Groom, George, St. Stephen’s street -Homan and Co., Upper market-place -Hotblack, John, Orford hill -Kemp, William, Pitt street -Lulham, W. and E., Surrey street -Partridge, John, Scott’s yard, Ber street -Roberts, James, Willow place, New Lakenham -Winter, Charles, Upper market -Woodgate, Philip, Castle street - - -Shopkeepers— - - -Abel, William, St. Martin’s at Oak -Alborough, Edmund, Pottergate street -Aldham, James, Tabernacle street -Aldrich, Ewing, St. Benedict’s street -Annison, Robert, Globe street, Union place -Archer, Samuel, Peacock street -Arnup, Thomas, Barrack street -Artherton, Thomas, Cherry place, New Lakenham -Bussey, Benjamin, Gildengate street -Bennett, John, Church street, St. Miles’ -Butcher, Simon, Pitt street -Boulton, Edward, Gildengate street -Browne, William, Barrack street -Batley, Richard, St. Catherine’s plain -Butler, Thomas, Barrack street -Burrows, Anthony, St. Paul’s street -Brett, Thomas, Cherry street, New Lakenham -Browne, William, Barrack street -Bexfield, James, Rising Sun lane -Buxton, Stephen, Thorpe hamlet -Blackburn, Edward, Pottergate street -Brown, John, Philadelphia -Batson, John, Barrack street -Bunting, James, St. Mary’s street -Bunting, John, St. Mary’s street -Blyth, Joshua, World’s-end lane -Brown, William, St. Margaret’s -Blyth, John, Prince’s street -Barlow, Janet, Barrack street -Bushnell, Joseph, Suffolk street, Union place -Beeston, Margaret, Barrack street -Blyth, John, St. Martin’s at Oak -Bensley, William, Union place -Baylis, Andrew, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Baxter, Benjamin, St. Paul’s street -Catchpole, John, Cowgate street -Collins, Mary, Heigham street -Campling, George, Magdalen street -Crickmore, William, St. Miles’ street -Church, William, Upper King street -Cooper, Thomas, St. Augustine’s street -Crooks, Benjamin, St. Miles’ street -Chapman, John, Union place -Crosskill, William, St. Martin’s at Oak -Calver, Eliza, Lower Westwick street -Carter, Thomas, St. James’ street -Carter, Henry, Rose lane -Douglass, John, Silver road -Durrant, Thomas, Sherbourne place -Dawson, Samuel, St. Martin’s at Oak -D’Alberg, Catherine, Palace plain -Duffield, Henry, St. George’s middle street -Drake, Samuel, Lower Westwick street -Dobson, Richard, St. Benedict’s street -Diver, Jabez, St. Paul’s church plain -Dawson, William, Magdalen street -Ellis, Mary, St. Martin’s at Oak -Evans, Robert, St. Martin’s at Oak -Evans, John, Bishopgate street -Evans, George, Barrack street -Ellis, William, St. Martin’s at Oak -Forster, Thomas, Queen street, Crook’s place -Faircloth, George, Julian place -Fox, John, Fishgate street -Fabb, Charles, St. Augustine’s street -Frost, James, Magdalen street -Fountain, Elizabeth, Heigham street -Forster, Thomas, West Pottergate -Forster, Samuel, Barrack street -Futter, John, Saint Mary’s plain -Fisher, George, Union place -Fairhead, John, Thorpe hamlet -Felsted, James, Mill street, Crook’s place -Green, Susanna, St. James’ street -Gent, George, St. Miles’ street -Gardener, Maria, St. Benedict’s street -Giddens, Samuel, St. Stephen’s street -Grimes, Maria, Botolph street -Gifford, Samuel, St. Benedict’s street -Hubbard, George, King street gates -Holmes, James, King street -Howard, Daniel, Barrack street -Holmes, William, St. Paul’s back lane -Harply, Thomas, Cowgate street -Hill, Joseph, St. Augustine’s street -Howes, Ann, Pottergate street -Humphrey, William, Pump street -Hase, Thomas, Cowgate street -Hull, Amos, Peacock street -Harvey, Samuel, Fishgate street -Hunt, John, Quay side -Hunt, George, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Hardingham, William, Barrack street -Hook, Joseph, Surrey street -Harley, John Payne, St. Benedict’s street -Jarvis, Joseph, Fishgate street -James, John, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Jeffries, William, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Kemp, James, Cowgate street -Knevett, Henry, Magdalen street -Kerridge, John, St. Benedict’s street -Lowne, James, Cowgate street -Leggatt, Daniel, Thorpe hamlet -Lenstead, Robert, St. George’s plain -Linsey, Robert, Church street -Lincoln, James, St. Martin’s at Oak -Livingstone, Thomas, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Leeds, Sarah, Tinkler’s lane -Livock, Samuel, Brazen Doors road -Lacy, Esau, Norfolk street, Union place -Muirhead, Hannah, Colegate street -Marshall, Robert, Lower Westwick str. -Mackley, Richard, St. Martin’s at Oak -Mallett, Frederic, Saint James street -Meadows, Jonathan, St. Mary’s street -Mayfield, James, St. Benedict’s street -Middleton, James, Calvert street -Middleton, John, Magdalen street -Minns, Isaac, King street, Crook’s place -Miles, Susan, St. Martin’s at Oak -Owles, William, Westlegate street -Pearson, Robert, Cowgate street -Pitcher, Thomas, Rose lane -Price, Joseph, St. Mary’s street -Playford, John Joseph, Bishopgate street -Press, Frederic George, Philadelphia -Patrick, Francis, All Saints’ green -Pike, William, Magdalen street -Pulham, William, St. Martin’s at Oak -Palmer, Thomas, Crook’s place -Quantrill, James, Queen street, Crook’s place -Nicholas, Richard, City road -Newman, Henry, Saint Martin’s at Oak -Rudd, Robert, St. Mary’s street -Ravy, William, Fishgate street -Ralph, Sarah, St. Augustine’s street -Rawling, Henry, West Pottergate -Stafford, Thomas, Chapel street, Crook’s place -Smith, David, Magdalen street -Seaman, Henry, 21 row, New Lakenham -Skyles, Samuel, Barrack street -Sayer, James, Philadelphia -Stangroom, Robert, Fishgate street -Seely, Job, Pottergate street -Sadd, David, St. Catherine’s plain -Sexton, John, Scoles’ green -Simpson, Robert, Magdalen street -Seaman, Robert, Saint Saviour’s street -Simpson, Amelia, Ber street -Saddler, James, jun., St. Martin’s at Oak -Storey, James, St. Augustine’s street -Self, Thomas, Saint Mary’s plain -Sammons, Joseph, Old Lakenham -Smith, Robert, King street, Crook’s place -Scott, William, Magdalen street -Smith, Lydia, St. Augustine’s street -Shalders, Edward, St. Benedict’s street -Tuttell, Ann, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Thouless, James, Pump street -Tidd, Robert, Gildengate street -Thorpe, William, St. Martin’s at Oak -Thompson, Benjamin, Thorn lane -Towler, Edward, Magdalen street -Thurtle, James, Saint Swithin’s -Tuttell, John Watson, Mill street, New Lakenham -Thrower, John, Saint Augustine’s street -Weeds, Sarah, Thorpe hamlet -Waller, Martha, St. Paul’s opening -Walters, William, St. Catherine’s plain -Webster, George, Botolph street -Whall, Robert, King street, Crook’s place -Wiley, Samuel Hall, Cowgate street -Williment, James, St. Augustine’s street -Williams, Mary, Vauxhall street, Julian place -Watering, John, Mill lane, New Catton -Wurr, Louisa, Grove place, New Lakenham -Woods, William, Union place -Wilson, Sarah, Barrack street -Young, Mary Ann, Mariner’s lane - - -Slate Merchants— - - -Blyth, William, St. Faith’s lane -Jecks, Charles William, St. Faith’s lane -Morris, John, King street - - -Smallware and Toy Dealers, and Fancy Repositories— - - -Beales, Mary, Tombland -Brennan, Elizabeth, Upper London street -Brown, A. H., London street -Bryan, Mary, Haymarket -Bush, George, Bridge street -Cole, Emma, London street -Cruso, Lydia, Briggs’ street -Ellison, Frances, Dove street -Hepperson, Mary, White Lion street -Holder, Reuben, St. Stephen’s street -Lane, Joseph, All Saints’ green -Lovett, Henry, St. Stephen’s street -Lovett and Kidd, Bank street -Mingay, George, Haymarket -Plumstead, Frederic, Magdalen street -Ransome, Harriet, Gentleman’s walk, Market-place -Ringer, William, Market-place -Smith, William, Lower Goat lane -Steel and Rix, Queen street -Swindon, John, Magdalen street -Tubb, William Henry, London street -Walker, Richard, Bridge street -White, Mrs., London street - - -Solicitors— - - -Asker, Samuel Hurry, Tuck’s court, St. Giles’ -Atkinson, John Goldsmith, Post Office street -Bailey, Elijah C., Little Orford street -Bardwell, Everett, Lower close -Barnham, James, Rampant Horse street -Beckwith, Augustus A. H., Palace street -Blake, Francis John, Upper King street -Blake, John Joseph, Palace street -Brightwell and Son, Surrey street -Bugg, Isaac, Surrey street -Cooper, J. N. V., the Crescent -Dalrymple, Arthur, St. Giles’ street -Dowson, John Withers, Castle meadow -Day, Alfred, All Saints’ green -Durrant, George, Surrey street -Dye and Palmer, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Fickling, Robert, Prince’s street -Field and Bignold, Upper Surrey street -Field, Edward, Surrey street -Fisher, James, King street -Fox, Frederic, Surrey street -Fox, Thomas C., Victoria street, St. Stephen’s gates -Freestone, Edward, Little Orford street -Gilman, Charles S., St. Giles’ street -Gilman, Charles Rackham, St. Giles’ street -Goodwin, John, Willow lane -Hansell, Henry, Upper close -Hansell, Robert, Surrey street -Harrod, Henry, Bank street -Jay and Pilgrim, Toll’s court, Briggs’ street -Jessup, Benjamin, Bridewell alley -Keith, Thomas, Bracondale -Kerrison and Preston, Bank street -Littleboy, George, Lower close -Long, E. S. D., Willow lane -Mendham, W. L., St. Andrew’s -Miller, Son, and Bugg, Surrey street -Nixon, J. H., Bracondale -Press, Edward, Tombland -Pulley, Henry, Surrey street -Rackham, Matthew R., Surrey street -Rackham, Matthew, the Close -Rackham, Thomas H., Tuck’s court, St. Giles’ street -Rackham, William, Upper St. Giles’ -Sharp, Daniel John, Surrey street -Sharpe, Benjamin Thomas, Chapel Field road -Simpson, George E., Tombland -Skippon, James, Castle meadow -Skipper, John, Bank street; h Thorpe hamlet -Sparke, James B., Post Office street -Taylor, Adam and Clement, Orford hill -Taylor, John Oddin, and Ling Henry, St. Giles’ street -Tillett, Jacob Henry, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Tuck, Charles Edward, St. Giles’ street -Turner, W. H. N., the Close; h Newmarket road -Wortley, Robert, Upper King street -Whaites, Charles, Tombland -Winter, James and Son, St. Giles’ street -Woolbright, William Henry, Upper King street - - -Stay Makers— - - -Aldis, Jane, Prince’s street -Colsey, Emily, St. Andrew’s -Farrow, Mrs. Maria, St. Giles’ hill -Frost, Mrs., Davey place -Leach, Jane, St. George’s plain -Maine, Susan, Briggs’ street -Randall, Emma, St. Catherine’s plain -Taylor, Elizabeth, Upper St. Giles’ street - - -Stone and Marble Masons— - - -De Carle, Henry, Chapel Field road -Lloyd, Thomas, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Stanley, Joseph, St. Stephen’s street -Watson and Son, St. Faith’s lane -Want, F., St. Benedict’s road - - -Straw Bonnet Makers— - - -Clarke, Maria, St. Gregory’s church alley -Forster, John, Upper London street -Gooding, Harriet, Red Lion street -Green, Ann, Post Office street -Hansell, Mary, John street, Rose lane -Laws, Robert, Westlegate street -Leggett, Sarah, Crescent place -Palmer, Louisa, West Pottergate street -Riches, Susannah, Upper London street -Tomlinson, Anne, Bishopgate street -Whethers, Martha, Union place - - -Surgeons— - - -Bateman, Frederic, St. Giles’ street -Bell, J. Crawford, Prince’s street -Bleakley, Elijah, St. Andrew’s broad street -Boulger, J. P., Willow lane -Cadge, William, All Saints’ Green -Cooper, Emmanuel, Tombland -Cooper and Fox, Tombland -Crickmay, Edward, Magdalen street -Crook, John, London street -Crosse, Thomas Wm., St. Giles’ street -Dalrymple, Donald, Surrey street -Dashwood, L., St. Andrew’s broad str. -Day, William Hawkes, Surrey street -Dove, Harry, M.D., Tombland -Drake, Charles, All Saints’ green -Firth, George W., St. Martin’s at Palace -Fox, John, Upper King street -Francis, W. B., Colegate street -Garthon, James Slapp, Upper St. Giles’ street -Gibson, C. M., Bethel street -Goodwin, Charles, Willow lane -Gurney Richard, St. Giles’ road -Holland, E. C., St. Stephen’s road -Johnson, John Godwin, St. Giles’ street -Marsack, Blackall, St. Giles’ street -Master, Alfred, Bethel street -Mills, F. A., All Saints’ green -Morgan, A. F., St. Giles’ street -Nichols, Wm. Peter, Surrey street -Norgate, B. H., F.R.S., Bank street -Orris, Frederic, Magdalen street -Payne, Sturley, Duke street -Pitt, John Ballard, St. Stephen’s street -Rand, W. F., Tombland -Spencer, Christopher, King street -Taylor, William, Magdalen street -Taylor, William Henry, Prince’s street -Thompson, Robert, Theatre street -Thurgar, W. C., St. Catherine’s plain -Webber, William, the Free Hospital, Willow lane -White, Richard, St. Giles’ street -Woolterton, Robert, Tombland - - -Surveyors, Land Agents, and Architects— - - -Baldry, William, St. Stephen’s road -Benest, Edward E., New Catton -Brown, John, Upper King street -Browne, William, St. Andrew’s broad street -Bunn, John, Pottergate street -Fisher, Thomas, the Crescent -Forrester, George, Upper Close -Hewitt, John, Bethel street -Hinsby, William, Prince’s street -Hornor, Charles, St. Martin’s at Palace -Johnson, Robert, Gun lane -Kitton, Robert, Tuck’s court, St. Giles’ road -Loades, Benjamin, Pottergate street -Mear, William, Lower Close -Millard and Son, Prince’s street -Newton, William, Tombland -Pratt and Hornor, Queen street -Shipley, William, Chapel Field road -Wright, James, Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Wright, Robert, Lower Close - - -Tailors and Woollen Drapers— - - -Allen and Co., Upper London street and Bank plain -Allured, James, St. John’s Timberhill -Banks, William, Earlham terrace, St. Giles’ road -Borking, Thomas, Willow lane -Bayes and Sons, Orford hill and Red Lion street -Bennett, James, Wensum street, Tombland -Betts, John, Exchange street -Bingham, Thomas, Post-office street -Bond, William, Upper London street -Bond, Joseph Daines, Davey place -Bray, Richard, St. Giles’ street -Briggs, Sampson, Golden Ball street -Browne, Frederic, Colegate street -Buck, William, Upper Goat lane -Barrage and Jeffries, Davey place -Burrows, Robert, Lower Westwick str. -Cannell, A. F., Lower Goat lane -Climpson, Edward, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Cocks, Dennis, Magdalen street -Cocks, Thomas, Elm hill -Cogman, Frederick, Prince’s street -Cole, John Beck, Post-office street -Crisp, John Wiseman, Castle meadow -Daniels, Thomas, Albert tavern, Dove street -Duffield, William, Grove place, New Lakenham -Duffield, Henry, Exchange street -Dye, M. and W., Bank plain -English, Joseph, Upper London street -Francis, Joseph, Charing cross -Fuller, Edward, Red Lion street -Gray, Francis, Surrey street -Gray, Richard, West Pottergate street -Grand, George, London street -Grand, Edward, Upper King street -Haggath, Thomas, New Catton -Hagon, George, Hall lane, New Lakenham -Haldenstein, P., Bridewell alley -Harrison, William, St. Augustine’s str. -Hawyes, John, West Wymer street -Hill, Michael, Palace street -Hipper, James, Rampant Horse street -Hoods, Richard, Elm hill -Hook, Samuel B., St. George’s plain -Hopkins, John, Bethel street -Howlett, Richard, Bridge street -Johnson, Jacob, London street -King, William Howes, Trafalgar street, New Lakenham -Larkman, William, Gildengate street -Lovick and Johnson, London street -Ling, W. S., Castle Meadow -Livock, William Thomas, London str. -Lake, James, Red Lion street -Mackley, John E., Westlegate street -Moore, James, St. Catherine’s terrace -Mower, Edward, Fox buildings, Herring’s row -Marshall, Joseph, Rampant Horse str. -Mann, Charles C., Theatre street -Minns, Samuel W., Golden Dog lane -Murry, James, Mariners’ lane -Miller, William, Grapes hill -Mitchell, John, Dereham road terrace -Mallett, Francis and Charles, London street -Mallett, Charles, Holly terrace, Unthank’s road -Mason, Robert, West Wymer street -Norton, Francis James, Back of the Inns -Osborn, John, Little London street -Perowne, Robert, St. Benedict’s road -Porter, John S., Upper King street -Phillips, John, Orford hill -Parker, Oliver, Thorpe hamlet -Pigg, Samuel and Sons, Haymarket -Page, Joseph, Briggs’ street -Plummer, Edward, Bridge street, St. Lawrence -Ratcliff, William, Distillery street -Rudd, Francis, Pottergate street -Royall, Daniel, Jay’s terrace, Rose lane -Rust, James Barrow, Bethel street -Riches and Skoyles, Davey place -Skelton, John S., St. Giles’ street -Scott, Francis, Calvert street -Steward, James, Tombland; h Thorpe -Spurgeon, Thomas, St. Stephen’s road -Stevens, Thomas W., Unthank’s road -Sutton, Daniel Morrison, St. Andrew’s broad street -Smith, John, Orford street -Sutton, James, Unthank’s road -Slater, Joseph, Tombland -Saul, Henry Thomas, Orford street -Todd, John, and Sons, Queen street -Taylor, William, Prince’s street -Tuck, James Stannard, Lower Goat lane -Trowse, Christopher, Ten Bell lane -Talbot, George, Bridge street -Turner, Samuel, St. Miles’ street -Woods, John, Tinkler’s lane -Wells, Peter Michael, Prince’s street -Wyatt, David, Paragon street -Womack, George, White Lion street and Davey place -Wright, James, Ber street -Wade, Francis, London street -Woods, John, West Pottergate - - -Tallow Chandlers— - - -Freeman, Henry; Nash, Charles, Upper market -Hardy, James, Rampant Horse street -Howes and Son, Lower Goat lane -Kitton, George, corner of Haymarket -Pratt, William, Wensum street - - -Timber Merchants— - - -Blyth, William, St. Faith’s lane -Cann, Samuel and John, saw mills, Philadelphia -Cushion, William, Rising Sun road -Gaze, George, Hamlet place, Grapes’ hill -Green, Robert and Son, St. Miles’ Thorn Garden street -Hardy, William, Pitt street -Jecks, Charles William, St. Faith’s lane -Orfeur, John, Fishgate street -Pigg, Frederic, Bridge street, Saint George’s -Saul, William S., Pottergate street -Scales, Samuel, Rising Sun road -Scales, Samuel, Grove place, New Lakenham -Steward, Robert and Co., King street gates -Woolliston, Samuel, Hall road, New Lakenham - - -Tobacconists— - - -Borrett, William, Bridge street, Saint Lawrence -Elwes, Jonathan, St. Stephen’s road -Forster, Edwin, St. Stephen’s street -Foulsham, William, Bridge street -Fuller, William, Red Lion street -Greene, Charles Jeremiah, Rose lane -Holmes, Henry, Bloomsbury place, Rose lane -Horne, Caroline, Back of the Inns -Houghton, Henry, St. Giles’ street -Kitton, Frederic, Haymarket -Middleton, John, Trafalgar place, St. Benedict’s road -Miller, Amelia, London street -Miller, Wallace Shade, London street; h Grove road, New Lakenham -Newbegin, James and E., Market place and Bridewell alley -Richender, Neville, Upper Market -Sanderson, Alexander, Fye bridge -Smith, Samuel, Gentleman’s walk, Market place -Stowers, James, Red Lion street -Taylor, W. B., St. Stephen’s street -Townshend, William, Golden Ball street -Willsea, Joshua, Orford hill - - -Toy Dealers— - - -Cunnington, William, Little Orford street -Ellison, Frances, Dove street -Ham, Mrs., Orford hill -Page, Caroline, St. Catherine’s plain -Ransome, Harriet, Gentleman’s walk -Rose, Sarah, Castle street -Smith, W., Lower Goat lane -Smith, John, St. John’s Timberhill -Vincent, Mary, St. Catherine’s plain - - -Turners— - - -Blyth, James, New Catton -Cunnington, William, Willow lane -Gaul, Edward James, St. Augustine’s - - -Umbrella Makers, &c.— - - -Forster, John, Upper London street -Hall, Robert, All Saints green -Hartley, William, Little Orford hill -King, Tyrrell, St. Saviour’s lane -Martin, Thomas, Upper London street -Moore, Charles, St. Martin’s at Oak -Smith, Thomas, St. Benedict’s street - - -Veterinary Surgeons— - - -Sayer, Daniel, Pottergate street -Smith, William, Pottergate street -Wells, Thomas, Castle meadow - - -Venetian Blind Manufacturers— - - -Furze, James Thomas, Tombland -Howard, E. S., Rose lane -Thurst, James, Castle meadow - - -Watch and Clock Makers, Jewellers, and Silversmiths— - - -Abrahams, S. S. and B., Bethel street -Amies, Thomas, West Wymer street -Beha, Lickert, and Co., St. Stephen’s plain -Bell, Robert, Davey place -Block, Israel, Pottergate street -Buckenham, J. C., Tombland -Bush, Edward, Union place -Caston, Thomas, Bridge street -Cooper, John and Sons, London street -Cullen, Christopher, Pottergate street -Daynes, John, Pitt street -Dixon, Thomas, Bridewell alley -Dodson, W. R., Upper London street -Etheridge, George and Ellis, T. R., Gentleman’s walk -Fearnley, Joseph, London street -Frary, William, St. Benedict’s street -Grant, Frederick, Ber street -Gunton, Henry, Rampant Horse street -Hartt, W. G., London street -Haywood, James, J., Little London street -James, Benjamin, St. Andrew’s Broad street -Kerrison, James, Magdalen street -Linford, Robert, Red Lion street -Mackley, G. W., Westlegate street -Phillips, Samuel M., Chapel Field road -Piggin and Dyball, Post-office street -Priest, George, Briggs’ street -Ransome, James, Bridge street -Rossi, George, Market-place -Russell, Benjamin, Magdalen street -Samuels and Joseph, St. John’s Timberhill -Shildrake, William, Upper London street -Springall, Isaac, Wensum street -Stowers, James, Red Lion street -Zipfel, John, Magdalen street -Zipfel, Matthew, Bridge street - - -Whip Makers— - - -Abel, Cain, Golden Ball lane -Hard, Charles, St. John’s Timberhill -Leeds, Edward and Charles, All Saints’ green -Simpson, John, Ber street - - -Whitesmiths— - - -Culyer, Christmas and George, Cow hill -Dennis, Charles, St. Stephen’s gates -Finch, William Henry, Waggon and Horses’ lane -Leech, George, Upper Goat lane, West Pottergate -Leggatt, John, Scoles’ green -Livock, Joseph, Elm hill -Palmer J. and W., St. Augustine’s street -Palmer, Robert, St. Saviour’s lane -Rope, Charles, Surrey street -Stammers, Robert, Castle hill - - -Wholesale Drapers and Warehousemen— - - -Barker, Benjamin, Orford hill -Chamberlin, Sons, and Co., Market-place -Coleman, G. L., Market-place -Coleman and Sons, London street -De Vear and Phillips, Davey place -Pigg, Samuel, and Sons, Haymarket -Rivett and Harmer, Old Post-office court -Woodgate, Philip, Castle street - - -Wine, Spirit, and Porter Merchants— - - -Anthony, William, Upper Market -Arnold, Maria, St. Margaret’s plain -Athow, Edward, Castle street -Back and Co., Haymarket -Barley, Christopher, Bridewell alley -Barwell and Son, London street, and St. Stephen’s street -Bolingbroke, Woodrow and Co., Upper St. Giles’ street -Bowgen, J. H., Lower Westwick street -Bullard, Richard, St. Miles’ Bridge -Buxton, Isaac, Bank plain -Clabburn and Sparks, Magdalen street -Filby, Wm. E., Stamp office yard -Foster and Son, Norfolk hotel -Geldart and Son, Wensum street -Gittings, Cornelius, Calvert street -Grimmer, Samuel; h Mount Pleasant, Unthank’s road -Harman and Sons, St. Andrew’s hill -Heseltine, James, Royal hotel -Hubbard, James, Magdalen street -Louth, Robert, Rampant Horse, Rampant Horse street -Morrison, P. A., and Co., Upper Market -Murnane, John, Bell Commercial hotel, Orford hill and Cattle market -Norgate and Co., St. Stephen’s street -Priest, Henry R., Pottergate street -Priest, Pilgrim, and Co., St. Giles’ street -Roe, Sarah Ann and Son, Post-office court -Seaman, Grimmer, and Co., Saint Andrew’s broad street -Sparks, Francis, St. Giles’ street -Steward, Patteson, Finch and Co., Barrack street -Strachan, James, Guildhall tavern, Market place -Wiseman, Isaac, Post Office street -Woodrow, Joseph, Unthank’s road - - -Wire Workers— - - -Andrews, Richard, St. Miles’ street -Barnard and Bishop, Gentleman’s walk -Lamb, Mrs. S., Golden Ball street - - - -Corporation of Norwich. - - - MAYOR—John Godwin Johnson, Esq. - SHERIFF—Timothy Steward, Esq. - RECORDER—Michael Prendergast, Esq. Q.C. - - - -JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. - - - Sir Samuel Bignold, Knt. M.P. - Sir Robert John Harvey, Knt. - -John Hilling Barnard William Freeman Osborn Springfield - -Samuel Shalders Beare John Henry Gurney John Sultzer - -John Betts Robt. John Harvey Abel Towler - Harvey -Robert Wiffen Blake Charles Turner - Anthony Hudson -Horatio Bolingbroke Edward Willett - John Godwin Johnson -Henry Browne Charles Winter - John Marshall -Robert Chamberlin Henry Woodcock - Philip John Money -William Collyer John Wright - Nathaniel Palmer -Charles Evans - Thomas Osborn - Springfield - - * * * * * - -_Judge of the Guildhall Court_ Nathaniel Palmer, Esq. -_Registrar of ditto_ Hy. Miller, Gent. -_Coroner_ Wm. Wilde, Esq. -_Clerk to the Justices_ Wm. Day, Esq. -_Ditto for Licensing and Billeting_ Wm. Wilde, Esq. -_Clerk to the Local Board of Health_ H. B. Miller, Esq. -_Clerk to the Burials’ Board_ W. L. Mendham, Esq. -_Clerk of the Peace_ A. Dalrymple, Esq. -_Town Clerk_ W. L. Mendham, Esq. -_City Treasurer_ Mr. F. Simpson -_Clerk to Committees_ R. Fickling, Esq. -_Under Sheriff_ T. Brightwell, jun., Esq. -_City Surveyor & Surveyor to the Board Mr. Edward E. Benest -of Health_ -_Inspector of ditto_ Samuel Clarke - -ALDERMEN. - -Jeremiah Butcher John Oddin Taylor Joseph D. Smith - -John De Vear John Youngs Abel Towler - -Charles Robert Robert Wiffen Blake Edward Willett -Freeman - George L. Coleman Wm. Henry Woolbright -George Middleton - Canuel Darkins -Robert Page, junior - William Hall -John Pymar - -COUNCILLORS. - - 1ST WARD. 2ND WARD. 3RD WARD. -John Kitton Richard Bullard Henry Ling - -George William Minns Osborn Springfield John Ferra Watson - -Francis John Blake R. Chamberlin, William Trory - (Deputy Mayor) -Roger Kerrison James Winter - Henry Woodcock -George Ives Elijah Crosier Bailey - Sir Wm. Foster, Bart. -John Underwood Robert Atkinson - Jacob Henry Tillett Gorell - 4TH WARD. 5TH WARD. 6TH WARD. -John Barwell Sir S. Bignold, M.P. John Godwin Johnson - (Mayor) -George Womack W. J. Utten Browne - Thomas Moore Keith -Chas. N. Bolingbroke A. A. H. Beckwith - Henry Hindes -Charles Winter Charles Wilson Jolly - Wm. Manning Kitton -Thomas Brightwell Edward Field - George Kitton -Carlos Cooper James Hardy - John Skipper -7TH WARD. 8TH WARD. -Robert French Samuel Hill - -Thos. Osborn Robert Watling Sexton -Springfield - James Knights -Joel Fox - William Pratt -Thomas Christie - John Bidwell -William Andrews - Richard Coaks -William Wilde, jun. - -City Police Force, Guildhall. - - - _Chief Constable_—Stephen English, Esq., Guildhall. - _Surgeon_—James Slapp Garthon, Esq. - _Superintendents_—Edward Peck and Stephen Amiss. - _Inspectors_—William Barnard and George Steward. - - -SERGEANTS— - -John Minns William Curtis - -John Hayhow Thomas Osborne - -John Fransham John Ireland - -The Police Force was formed in January, 1836, and re-organised in August, -1853; and in addition to the officers above given, there are 71 Police -Constables. - -Its jurisdiction extends over an area of 10½ square miles, with a -population of 70,000 souls. The annual expenditure is about £4,000, -including pensions. - - - -City Fire Brigade. - - - _Superintendent_—Stephen English, Esq. - _Central Office_—Guildhall. - _Inspectors_—Edward Peck and Stephen Amiss. - -This establishment was organised in August, 1853; and in addition to the -officers, is composed and manned by eighty Police Officers, who are -regularly trained and drilled. Three Engines, six Hose Reels, three Fire -Escapes, seven Fire Annihilators, Jumping Cloths, and other appliances -for extinguishing fires and saving life, are kept ready for instant use. - -Upon an alarm of fire at the Guildhall, the police throughout the city -receive instantaneous notice thereof by means of signal rockets. - -The city is supplied with water on the high pressure system, and fires -can be extinguished without the aid of an engine. By means of Hose -Reels, the power of a hundred engines can be brought to bear upon any -premises on fire. - -Mr. English, the present Superintendent, has received several honorary -rewards for his intrepidity and exertions in the performance of his duty. -A portable Fire Escape lately invented by Mr. English, and exhibited in -London, is highly spoken of and approved by several scientific gentlemen. -It consists of two cross bars with pulleys, three coils of rope with -spring-hooks attached, and a leather belt, by means of which persons may -be rescued in case of fire, in an expeditious and simple manner. The -advantages of this escape, before all others hitherto invented, are, that -you can rescue the inmates from the adjoining houses without passing -through the fire—its simplicity, cheapness, portability, and safety. It -can also be used up narrow courts and passages, and at the rear of -houses, a desideratum which the London escapes do not possess. - - - -Norwich Union Fire Brigade. - - - _Superintendent_—Stephen English, Esq., Guildhall - _Inspectors_—William Barnard and John Hayhow. - _Reserve_—John Flaxman and James Melvin. - -This establishment was reorganised in November, 1854, and placed under -the management of the Police. - -Two Fire Engines are kept perfectly ready to act on any emergency in town -or country. The engines are of the first class, constructed upon the -most approved scientific principles, and adapted for rapid travelling -into the country. - -A Fire Engine upon a new principle has lately been added to the -establishment, at a cost of four hundred guineas. It has two 6-in. and -two 7-in. cylinders, each worked at an 8-in. stroke, and the machinery so -arranged that by simply moving a lever it can be worked as a 6-in. -engine, or as a 7-in. engine, or the two can be worked together, and is -then more powerful than a 9-in. engine, and throws an inch jet of water -120 feet high, and smaller jets proportionally higher. The advantage of -this arrangement being three sizes of Fire Engines to suit the available -quantity of water, or number of men. The suction has an air-vessel or -reservoir, as in the American engines, a new feature in the construction -of engines in this country. - - - -Norwich Equitable Fire Brigade. - - - _Superintendent_—Stephen English, Esq., Guildhall. - _Inspectors_—William Curtis and John Ireland. - -This establishment was organised in January, 1855, and placed under the -management of the Police. - -In addition to this admirable and efficient establishment, Hose Reels are -kept at the undermentioned premises ready for immediate use, and -available to the police day or night—St. Edmund’s Factory, Fishgate -Street. Middleton and Ainsworth’s Factory, Calvert Street. Sultzer’s -Factory, St. Augustine’s Street. Pockthorpe Brewery, Barrack Street. - - - -Public Establishments. - - -Norfolk and Norwich Museum: E. H. St. Quinton, Secretary. -Public Library, Market place, Edward Langton, Librarian. -Norfolk and Norwich Literary Institution, St. Andrew’s street; John -Quinton, Librarian and Secretary. -Gas Light Company’s Works: William Tadman, Superintendent and Engineer. -Theatre Royal, Theatre street: William Sidney, Lessee. -Assembly Rooms, Theatre street, James Woods, Conductor. -Corn Exchange, Exchange street: James Ayton, Bailiff. -Chamber of Commerce, Post Office street, Charles S. Gilman, Hon. -Secretary. -Young Men’s Institute, Post Office street. -Norwich and Norfolk United Medical Book Society, St. Andrew’s street: -John Quinton, Librarian. -Norfolk and Norwich Horticultural Society. President, Henry Kett -Thompson, Esq. Vice President, The Right Hon. Lord Stafford. Treasurer, -John Kitson, Esq., Thorpe. Honorary Secretary, Mr. Arthur Preston, Bank -street, Norwich. Assistant Secretary, Mr. Wm. Hussey, St. Catherine’s -plain, Norwich. -Local Board of Health, Castle Meadow: Henry Miller, Clerk: E. Benest, -Surveyor. -Water Works Company, Office, Redwell street: William Parsons, Manager. -Norfolk and Norwich Magdalen: Miss Mary Ann Curson, Matron. -Girls’ Home, Heigham Causeway: Mrs. Rebecca Bales, Matron. -Rosary Cemetery. -Stamp Office, St. Andrew’s street: Francis Gostling Forster, Distributor. -Inland Revenue Office: J. Wilde, Receiver. -Gaol and House of Correction. Chaplain: Rev. Robert Wade, clk. Gaoler -and Keeper: Robert Campling. Matron: Julia Campling. Schoolmaster, -Samuel Richardson. First Turnkey of Gaol: John Shingles. Second -Turnkey: John Blaza. Female Turnkey and Warder: Eliz. Fulcher. Surgeon, -Mr. Wm. Peter Nichols. Turnkey of House of Correction: Christopher Hall. -Assistant Turnkey and Taskmaster of the Tread Wheel: John Blyth. Turnkey -and Cook: John Moll. -County Prison. Governor: Mr. George Pinson. Chaplain: Rev. J. L. Brown. -Surgeon: Mr. Alfred Master. Clerk to Visiting Justices: Mr. G. Pinson, -junr. Deputy Governor: Mr. John Harrod. -List of Officers of the Court of Guardians. Governor: A. A. H. Beckwith, -Esq. Deputy Governor: James Winter, Esq. Treasurer: Henry Birkbeck, -Esq. Surgeons (District): Mr. L. Dashwood (man midwife), Mr. C. Drake, -Mr. W. B. Francis, Mr. T. W. Crosse, Mr. J. B. Pitt, Mr. W. H. Day, Mr. -Sturley Payne, Mr. J. S. Garthon. Chaplain: Rev. Philip Brown. To -Infirmary and Asylum: Rev. E. J. Bell. Apothecary, Mr. R. R. Cremer. -Clerk: Mr. E. C. Bailey. Cashier: Mr. Starling Day. Office Clerk: Mr. -W. Wicks. - - - -Charitable Institutions. - - -Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, St. Stephen’s gates: House Surgeon, Mr. -John Skaife: Matron, Miss Cooper; House Steward and Secretary, Mr. R. E. -Houghton. -Bethel Hospital, Bethel street: Surgeon, Mr. C. M. Gibson: Master, E. J. -Dodd. -Boys’ Home, J. Lingwood, Master. -Doughty’s Hospital, Calvert street: Master, Robert Minns. -Great Hospital, Bishopgate street: Governor, George Simpson. -Pauper Infirmary, Catton road: Governor, W. C. Bell: Matron, Mrs. Bell. -Magdalen Institution, Life’s green: Matron, Mrs. M. A. Curson. -Norwich Lying-in Charity, Pottergate street: Matron, Mrs. Sarah Stannard. -Orphans’ Home, Pottergate street: Matron, Miss Ann Barnsdale. -Norfolk and Norwich Eye Infirmary, Pottergate street: Treasurer, Earl of -Leicester: Hon. Secretary, John Goodwin, Esq.: Medical Officers, G. W. W. -Firth, B. Norgate, Dr. Goodwin: Matron, Mrs. Sarah Bennett. -Norwich Dispensary, Pottergate street: Apothecary, Peter Pinyon. -Indigent Blind Institution, Magdalen street: Super Secretary, E. W. -Yarrington: Matron, Miss De Carle. -Workhouse, St. Andrew’s: Master, Mr. W. Tallack. - - - -A List of the Carriers, -_The Places they carry to_, _the Inns they put up at_, _and the days and -Hours they leave Norwich_. - -Places they Carry to. Carriers’ Inns. Leave Norwich at - Names. -Acle Holmes York Tavern, W S 4 - Castle Hill -Alburgh Tidman Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Aldboro’, Norfolk Horner Golden Lion, W S 4 - Maddermarket -,, Suffolk Sawyer Star, W S 2 - Haymarket -Ashwelthorpe Lloyd Bull, St. W 4 S 5 - Stephen’s -Attleboro’ Mann White Horse, T Th S 3 - Haymarket - Bowen Crown and T F 5 - Angel, St. - Stephen’s - Clarke Star, T F 3 - Haymarket -Attlebridge Bishop Jolly W S 4½ - Farmers, - Charing Cross -Aylsham Margetson Post Office daily 4 - Tavern - Grey Golden Lion, W S 2 - Maddermarket - Purdy Ditto W S 4 - Chapman Duke’s Palace daily 4½ - Beasy White Horse, T W F S 1 - Haymarket -Bacton Abigail Bull Inn, S 2 - Magdalen - Street - Marsh White Horse, S 3 - Magdalen - Street -Banham Bowen Lamb Inn, W S 1 - Haymarket - Kemp White Hart, S 4 - St. Peter’s - Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket -Banningham Tyrrell Bull, W S 2 - Magdalen - Street - Hall White Horse, W S 3 - Magdalen - street -Barford Laskey Queen’s Head, M W S 4 - St. Giles’ - Orton Cock, St. W S 4 - Giles’ -Barnham Broom Orton Cock, St. W S 4 - Giles’ -Bawdeswell Rix White Horse, W S 3 - St. Miles’ - Raven Woolpack, St. W S 12 - George’s - Hewitt Prince of S 2 - Wales, St. - Benedict’s -Beccles Bedingfield Star, M W S 4 - Haymarket -Berghapton Freestone Star and S 2 - Crown, - Timberhill -Beeston Carter White Hart, W S 4½ - St. Peter’s -Bessingham Brown Star, W S 2 - Haymarket -Binham Coe Duke’s Palace W S 3 - Brown White Horse, W S 2 - St. Lawrence -Blakeney Miller Woolpack, St. W S 1 - George’s - Grey Golden Lion, W S 1 - Maddermarket -Blickling Grey Golden Lion, W S 1 - Maddermarket -Blofield Holmes York Tavern, W S 4 - Castle Hill - Thirtle White Lion, S 4 - Palace Plain -Botesdale Brown Star, W S 2 - Haymarket -Boyton Howard Horse Shoes, S 2 - Palace Street -Briston Fiske Woolpack, St. S 1 - George’s - Carr Elephant, W S 3 - Magdalen - Street - Coe Duke’s Palace W S 4 -Brooke Tidman Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Bungay Hogg Lamb Inn, daily 4, S 4½ - Haymarket - Sawyer Star, W S 2 - Haymarket -Bunwell Hardy Bull, St. W S 4 - Stephen’s -Burnham Spicer White Horse, S 2 - Haymarket -Bury St. Edmund’s Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket - Clarke Star, T F 3 - Haymarket -Buxton Stibbons Cross Keys, W S 4 - Magdalen - Street - Hall White Horse, S 2 - Magdalen - Street - Daniels Bell Inn, M W S 4 - Orford Hill -Cantley Moll York Tavern, W 3, S 4 - Castle - Ditches -Caston Bowen Crown and T F 5 - Angel, St. - Stephen’s -Catfield Pilgrim Bell Inn, S 4 - Magdalen - Street - Leatherdale Bell Inn, M W S 4½ - Orford Hill - Hammond Waggon and W S 4 - Horses, - Tombland -Catton Gale Guildhall, daily 11 and 4 - Market Place -Cawston Dix Eight M W S 4 - Ringers, St. - Miles’ - Easton Lord Camden, S 4 - Charing Cross - Lewis Unicorn, St. M W S 1 - Mary’s - Carr Elephant, W S 3 - Magdalen - Street -Cley Miller Woolpack, St. W S 1 - George’s -Colby Hall White Horse, S 2 - Magdalen - Street -Coltishall Edwards White Lion, M W S 4 - White Lion - Street - Cooper Norfolk Hotel daily 4½ - Barnard Black Swan, M W F S 4 - St. Peter’s -Calthorpe Horner Golden Lion, W S 4 - Maddermarket - Newstead Globe, S 2 - Scoles’ Green -Corpusty Miller Woolpack, St. W S 1 - George’s - Coe Duke’s Palace W S 3 - Brown White Horse, W 2, S 4 - St. Lawrence - Utting Crown, St. S 2 - George’s -Cossey Whiting Fountain, St. M W F S 4 - Benedict’s -Cromer Beasy White Horse, T W F S 1 - Haymarket - Jarvis White Hart, W S 1 - St. Peter’s - Summers Woolpack, St. W S 1 - George’s - Puxley George and W S 2 - Dragon, - Haymarket -Denton Tidman Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Dereham Betts Coach and W S 4 - Horses, - Bethel street - Stringer Wheatsheaf, W 3 - Bethel street - Carter White Hart, W S 4½ - St. Peter’s -Dilham Palmer Cross Keys, S 4 - Magdalen - street - Knights Bull Inn, W S 4 - Magdalen - street - Walpole White Horse, W S 3 - Haymarket -Diss Brown Star, W S 2 - Haymarket -Docking Towler Curriers’ Th 4 - Arms, St. - Giles’ -Drayton Burton White Horse, S 4 - St. Andrew’s - Elliott Bess of T Th F S 2 - Bedlam, St. - Martin’s -Easton Turner Crown, St. T Th S 2 - Benedict’s -East Tuddenham Turner Crown, St. T Th S 2 - Benedict’s -East Ruston Marsh White Horse, S 2 - Magdalen - street - Palmer Cross Keys, S 4 - Magdalen - street -Edgefield Pells Elephant, W S 2 - Magdalen - street -Ellingham Houchen Bull, St. S 2 - Stephen’s - Bowen Crown and T F 5 - Angel, St. - Stephen’s - Fulcher Bull, St. S 4 - Stephen’s -Elmham Hewitt Prince of S 2 - Wales, St. - Benedict’s -Eye Smith George, W S 3 - Haymarket -Field Dalling Brown White Horse, W 2, S 4 - St. Lawrence -Forncett Lloyd Bull, St. W 4, S 5 - Stephen’s - Hardy Bull, St. S 4 - Stephen’s -Foulsham Balls White Horse, T S 3 - St. Lawrence - Wagg Pheasant S 4 - Cock, St. - Miles’ -Freethorpe Moll York Tavern, W 3, S 4 - Castle Hill -Fressingfield Hart King’s Arms, S 3 - Ber Street -Fulmodeston Riches Pope’s Head, S 1 - St. Peter’s -Garboldisham Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket -Hackford Woodhouse Beehive, St. S 3 - Benedict’s -Hainford Daniels Bell Inn, M W S 4 - Orford Hill -Halesworth Sawyer Star, W S 2 - Haymarket -Halvergate Moll York Tavern, W 3, S 4 - Castle Hill -Hanwell Leggatt City of W S 4 - Norwich, St. - Stephen’s -Hanworth Brown Star, W S 2 - Haymarket -Hardwick Riches Bakers’ Arms, W S 4 - Ber street -Hardingham Skipper Fountain, St. W S 1 - Benedict’s - Laskey Queen’s Head, M W S 4 - St. Giles’ -Harling Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket -Harleston Prime Bell Inn, W S 4 - Orford Hill - Dodd Lamb Inn, W S 3½ - Haymarket - Riches White Lion, W S 4 - White Lion - Street -Heacham Towler Curriers’ Th 4 - Arms, St. - Giles’ -Hellesdon Symonds Queen twice a week 2 - Caroline, St. - Martin’s -Hempnall Leggatt City of W S 4 - Norwich, St. - Stephen’s - Greengrass Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill - Riches Bakers’ Arms, W S 4 - Ber Street - Thrower Jubilee, Ber W S 4 - Street -Hickling Goose Horse Shoes, S 2 - Palace Street - Pilgrim Bull, S 4 - Magdalen - Street -Hindolveston Nicholls Golden Lion, T S 2 - Maddermarket - Raven Woolpack, St. S 12 - George’s -Hingham Laskey Queen’s Head, M W S 4 - St. Giles’ -Hockham Edwards George, S 3 - Haymarket -Hockering Perfitt Cardinal’s S 2 - Cap, St. - Benedict’s -Holt Gray Golden Lion, W S 1 - Maddermarket - Miller Woolpack, St. W S 1 - George’s - Egmore Crown, St. W S 1 - George’s -Homersfield Tidman Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Honing Abigail Bull Inn, S 2 - Magdalen - Street -Honingham Turner Crown, St. T Th S 2 - Benedict’s -Hopton Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket -Houghton Stringer Wheat Sheaf, W 3 - Bethel Street -Ingham Lack White Horse, M W S 5 - Magdalen - Street -Ipswich Sawyer Star, W S 2 - Haymarket -Itteringham Tyrrell Bull, S 1 - Magdalen - Street -Ixworth Fiske Lamb Inn, F F morn. 11 - Haymarket -Kenninghall Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket - Bowen Ditto W S 1 -Lammas Daniels Bell Inn, M W S 4 - Orford Hill -Langley Woolner White Lion, T W F S 4 - White Lion - Street - Ecclestone Woolpack, W S 3 - Golden Ball - Street -Lenwade Elliot Bess of T Th S 2 - Bedlam, St. - Martin’s -Litcham Betts Coach and W S 4 - Horses, - Bethel Street - Hewitt Prince of S 2 - Wales, St. - Benedict’s -Loddon Woolner White Lion, T W F S 4 - White Lion - Street - Greengrass George Inn, W S 4 - Haymarket -Long Stratton Riches White Lion, W S 4 - White Lion - Street - Dodd Lamb Inn, W S 3½ - Haymarket - Greengrass Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Lopham Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket - Bowen Ditto W S 1 -Ludham Hammond Waggon and W S 1 - Horses, - Tombland -Lyng Burton White Horse, S 4 - St. Andrew’s - Spooner Queen’s Head, S 1 - Quay-side -Lynn Betts Coach and W S 4 - Horses, - Bethel Street - Carter White Hart, W S 4½ - St. Peter’s - Stringer Wheat Sheaf, W 3 - Bethel Street - Hewitt Prince of S 2 - Wales, St. - Benedict’s -Martham Ward Shirehall, W S 4 - Castle Meadow - Dove Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Matlask Tyrrell Bull, S 1 - Magdalen - Street -Mattishall Skipper Fountain, St. W S 1 - Benedict’s - Howes White Hart, W S 2 - St. Peter’s -Mulbarton Davy Coachmakers’ W F 4 - Arms, St. - Stephen’s -Mundsley Gray Black Swan, W S 2 - St. Peter’s -Mundsley Everard Pope’s Head, W S 1½ - St. Peter’s -Neatishead Pilgrim Bull Inn, S 4 - Magdalen - Street - Etheridge Waggon and W S 4 - Horses, - Tombland -New Buckenham Mann White Horse, T Th S 3 - Haymarket - Bowen Lamb Inn, W S 1 - Haymarket - Sparrow George Inn, S 1 - Haymarket -Northrepps Summers Woolpack, St. W S 12 - George’s -North Walsham Cooper Norfolk Hotel daily 4½ - Bradfield White Horse, daily 3 - Haymarket - Scott Star Inn, M W S 4 - Haymarket -Northwold Payne Curriers’ W S 5 - Arms, St. - Giles’ -Old Buckenham Bowen Lamb Inn, W S 1 - Haymarket -Overstrand Summers Woolpack, St. W S 1 - George’s -Postwick Edwards Horse Shoes, S 3 - Palace Street -Pulham Riches White Lion, W S 4 - White Lion - Street - Prime Bell Inn, W S 4 - Orford Hill - Dodd Lamb Inn, W S 3½ - Haymarket -Ranworth Cator Horse Shoes, S 4 - Palace Street -Reepham Bishop Jolly W S 4½ - Farmers, - Charing Cross - Leeds Moon and W S 4½ - Stars, St. - Miles’ -Rockland Bowen Crown and T F 5 - Angel, St. - Stephen’s - Fulcher Bull, St. S 4 - Stephen’s -Rudham Stringer Wheat Sheaf, W 3 - Bethel Street -Salhouse Lowne Lobster, S 2 - Lobster Lane -Saxlingham Riches Bakers’ Arms, W S 4 - Ber street - Cushing King’s Arms, W S 4 - Ber street -Saxmundham Sawyer Star, W S 2 - Haymarket - Hogg Lamb Inn, daily 4, S 4½ - Haymarket -Sculthorpe Newstead Globe, S 2 - Scoles’ Green -Sherringham Jordan White Hart, W S 2½ - St. Peter’s - Emery Moon and S 1 - Stars, Duke - street - Aldridge Lobster, F 2 - Lobster lane -Shipdham Skipper Fountain, St. W S 1 - Benedict’s -Shottisham Cushing King’s Arms, W S 4 - Ber street - Self Jubilee, Ber W S 4 - street -Smallburgh Walpole White Horse, W S 3 - Haymarket - Rivens Elephant, W S 4 - Magdalen - street - Knights Bull Inn, W S 4 - Magdalen - street -Southrepps Summers Woolpack, St. W S 1 - George’s -South Walsham Cator Horse Shoes, S 4 - Palace street - Thirtle White Lion, S 1 - Palace plain -Sparham Hewitt Prince of S 2 - Wales, St. - Benedict’s -St. Cross Tidman Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Stalham Lack White Horse, M W S 5 - Magdalen - street - Marsh Ditto S 2 - Leatherdale Bell, Orford M W S 4½ - Hill -Stanton Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket -Stibbard Riches Pope’s Head, S 1 - St. Peter’s -Stiffkey Brown White Horse, W S 2 - St. Lawrence -Stradbrooke Meen Lamb Inn, W S 2 - Haymarket -Strumpshaw Scott Horse Shoes, S 3 - Palace street - Howard Ditto S 2 -Surlingham Aldis Woolpack, M W F S 3 - Golden Ball - street -Sustead Brown Star, S 2 - Haymarket -Sutton Pilgrim Bull, S 4 - Magdalen - street - Abigail Ditto S 2 -Swaffham Betts Coach and W S 4 - Horses, - Bethel street - Carter White Hart, W S 4½ - St. Peter’s -Swanton Abbots Hunt Cross Keys, S 4 - Magdalen - street -Swanton Morley Weyer Beehive, St. S 3 - Benedict’s -Thetford Clarke Star Inn, T F 3 - Haymarket -Thorpe Reeve Horse Shoes, S 2 - Palace street -Thurgarton Horner Golden Lion, W S 4 - Maddermarket -Tiddenham Ribbons Golden Ball, W S 2 - Castle Hill -Tittleshall Betts Coach and W S 4 - Horses, - Bethel street -Topcroft Tidman Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Trunch Gray Black Swan, W S 2 - St. Peter’s - Everard Pope’s Head, W S 2 - St. Peter’s -Tunstead Watts White Horse, S 2 - Magdalen - street -Walcot Marsh White Horse, S 2 - Magdalen - street -Walsingham Williams Black Horse, Th morn. 6 - St. Giles’ -Watton Dunnett White Hart, T F 1 - St. Peter’s - Payne Curriers’ W S 5 - Arms, St. - Giles’ - Burnett King’s Arms, S 3 - Bethel street -Wells Williams Black Horse, Th morn. 6 - St. Giles’ - Coe Duke’s Palace W S 3 - Riches Pope’s Head, S 1 - St. Peter’s - Rhodes White Horse, S 1 - Haymarket - Richardson Ditto S 1 -Weston Fiske Lamb Inn, T F morn. 11 - Haymarket - Dunnett Cardinal Cap, S 4 - St. - Benedict’s -Woodbastwick Cator Horse Shoes, S 4 - Palace street -Woodbridge Sawyer Star Inn, W S 2 - Haymarket -Wood Dalling Elmer White Horse, S 4 - St. Lawrence -Woodton Tidman Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Worstead Cross Bull Inn, S 5 - Magdalen - street - Watts White Horse, S 2 - Magdalen - street -Wortwell Tidman Star and W S 4 - Crown, - Timberhill -Wretham Edwards George and S 2 - Dragon, - Haymarket -Wymondham Betts Golden Lion, daily 5 - Maddermarket - Gooch City of S 4 - Norwich - Fulcher Bull, St. W S 5 - Stephen’s - Betts Ditto M F 4 - -Norwich Post-Office. - - - SAMUEL BASE, ESQ., _Post-Master_. - MR. T. RUDDOCK, _Chief Clerk_. - Messrs. Rainger, W. Base, H. Base, Hunt, and Snelling, _Clerks_. - -The London Mail arrives at 2 28 a.m. and 4 35 p.m.; the Ipswich at 6 25 -a.m. and 4 p.m. The same Mails are dispatched as under, viz.: London at -5 40 a.m. and 9 40 p.m.; Ipswich at 5 50 a.m. and 7 20 p.m. One bag is -received from Yarmouth at 7 a.m. and another at 6 20 p.m.; and three are -sent to Yarmouth daily, viz.: First, at 6 50 a.m.; the second at 4 20 -p.m.; and the third at 9 30 p.m. Mails to Aylsham and Cromer are sent -off at 6 a.m., and return at 7 p.m.; Drayton, Attlebridge, Cawston, -Coltishall, North Walsham, Stalham, Burlingham, Blofield, Acle, Brooke, -Bergh Apton, Loddon and Reepham, at 6 50 a.m., and return at 6 20 p.m. - -There are Foot-posts at 6 40 a.m. from _Norwich_ to Keswick, Mulbarton, -and Bracon Ash; to Hellesdon and Cossey; to Old Lakenham, Caistor, Stoke, -Shottesham, and Saxlingham; to Earlham, Bawburgh, and Marlingford; to -Trowse, Surlingham, and Rockland; to Newmarket Road, Eaton, and -Cringleford; to Easton, Upper Heigham, and Honingham; to New Catton and -Sprowston; also to Mousehold, Great Plumstead, Witton, and Brundall. -From _North Walsham_ to Mundesley; to Bacton; also to Bradfield, -Antingham, Southrepps, and Trimmingham. From _Hevingham_ to Buxton, -Lammas, Brampton, and Oxnead. From _Cromer_ to Sherringham. From -_Blofield_ to South Walsham, Panxworth, Ranworth, Woodbastwick, and -Salhouse. From _Stalham_ to Happisburgh; to Sutton, Catfield, and -Ludham; to Hickling and Palling. From _Loddon_ to Heckingham, -Raveningham, Norton, Thurlton, Thorpe, and Haddiscoe. From _Acle_ to -Moulton, Halvergate, Freethorpe, and Reedham: to Upton. From _Reepham_ -to Sall, Wood Dalling, Heydon, Corpusty, and Saxthorpe. From -_Attlebridge_ to Morton, Weston, Lenwade, Great Witchingham, Sparham, and -Lyng. From _Burlingham_ to Lingwood, Strumpshaw, Buckenham, Hassingham, -and Cantley. From _Attlebridge_ to Swannington, Brandiston, -Haveringland, and Cawston. From _Filby_ to Stokesby. From _Hanworth_ to -Barningham. From _Aylsham_ to Itteringham. From _Bergh Apton_ to -Thurton and Ashby. From _Burgh St. Margaret’s_ to Rollesby, Repps, Oby, -Clippesby, and Billockby. From _Smallburgh_ to Dilham, Honing, -Crostwight, and Ridlington. - -The delivery of letters brought by the London Night Mail, the Yarmouth -and Ipswich, commences at 7 a.m.; and those by the London and Ipswich Day -Mails at 5 p.m.—Letters received by the other Mails and Foot-posts -arriving between 6 and 7 p.m., are delivered about 7 15 p.m., including -those from Cromer. - -For the London Mail, leaving at 5 40 a.m., letters are received till 5 -40; for the same Mail, dispatched at 9 40 p.m., and for the Yarmouth, the -box is closed at 9 0; but letters received till 9 30, _with an extra -stamp affixed_. For the Ipswich Night Mail, one hour before its -departure; but letters received till 7 10, _with an extra stamp affixed_. -Stamped and unpaid letters may be put into the box till a quarter before -6 a.m., for the local posts. - - - - -Villages around Norwich. - - -BAWBURGH. - - -BAWBURGH, or BABER, is a small parish and village in Forehoe hundred, -East Norfolk, 3 miles N. of Trowse station, and 5 N.W. of Norwich, -containing 1,400 acres of land; and, in 1851, the population was 460. -The church of St. Walstan is a small old building, with a round tower; -the living is in the gift of the dean and chapter of Norwich; the -incumbent is the Rev. George Carter, M.A. of Norwich. - -Blyth, Sarah, victualler, King’s Head -Brown, Daniel, blacksmith -Candler, Edward, corn miller -Child, David, baker -Matthews, W. F., boarding school -Cole, Robert, smith and wheelwright -Cross, Thomas, farmer -Crow, George, farmer, the Hall -Cuthbert, Henry, police officer -Davey, Sarah, shopkeeper -Dunham, James, shoemaker -Fisk, Edward, saddler -Forster, William, victualler, Cock -Hart, Thomas, farmer, the Lodge -Lovett, Edward, shopkeeper -Page, Mr. Robert -Page, Robert, jun., farmer -Reeve, Thomas, butcher -Surgess, Wm., schoolmaster and registrar -Tann, Daniel, carpenter - - - -BEESTON ST. ANDREW. - - -BEESTON ST. ANDREW is a very small village in Taverham hundred, East -Norfolk, 3½ miles N. of Norwich, containing three farms and a few -cottages. The “‘Old Hall” was built in 1610, and is still standing. The -chief part of the land belongs to N. Micklethwaite and O. Barnes, -Esquires. Sir Thomas B. Leonard, Bart., is lord of the manor. There is -no church, but a sinecure rectory, in the patronage of the Rev. Henry -Banfather, who is also the incumbent. The population in 1851 was 41. - -Barnes, Orlando, Esq., Old Hall -Bowen, Thomas, farmer -Harcourt, Howlett, farmer, Daily farm -Thompson, Mr. Robert Park Cottage - - - -BOWTHORPE PARISH. - - -BOWTHORPE parish, 3 miles W. by N. of Norwich, has only 5 houses, 31 -souls, and 600 acres of land, all in one farm, the property of R. Frank, -Esq. The church, dedicated to St. Michael, was unroofed in 1792; but -much of the ruined walls still remain. The curacy, certified at £15, is -consolidated with Earlham. - -Howlett, Mr., farmer - - - -BIXLEY. - - -A pretty village in the hundred of Henstead, situated on an eminence -about 3 miles S.E. of Norwich, on the Loddon road. It consists of nearly -700 acres of land, chiefly the property of the Earl of Roseberry, who is -lord of the manor. The population in 1851 was 128. Bixley Hall and -Bixley Lodge are two exceedingly pretty seats, the former occupied by -Mrs. Martin, and the latter by Mr. Base. Here is a large brick-built -windmill, which from its extraordinary height, commands an extensive view -of Norwich and the suburbs. It is of circular form, measures 100 feet at -the base, and consists of 11 stories. It is the property of Mr. Charles -Clare, who has a neat residence adjoining. The church is a small and -ancient structure, built in 1272, with a tower; the interior is neat, and -possesses many ancient monuments. The living is a rectory, with that of -Framingham Earl annexed, in the gift of the Rev. Chas. David Brereton, -M.A. The Rev. G. J. Bird is the incumbent. - -Base, Mr., the Lodge -Clare, Charles, corn miller -Martin, Mrs., the Hall -Parker, George, farmer -Seamon, William, farmer -Sowter, James, farmer -Sowter, John, farmer - - - -BLOFIELD. - - -An extensive but detached village and parish, in the hundred of the same -name, East Norfolk, distant from Norwich 7 miles east. The Norwich and -Yarmouth line of railway passes within a mile and a quarter, and a neat -station-house has been erected at Brundall, 119½ miles from London. The -parish contains 2,277 acres of land, and the population in 1851 was 1,175 -inhabitants. Petty Sessions are held at the Globe Inn every alternate -Monday; also a statute fair, or sessions for the hiring of servants, a -few days before Michaelmas. Here is an endowed School for educating poor -boys, which is conducted by Mr. R. J. Codling. The church, a plain -structure, possesses a fine and lofty tower, containing six bells. The -interior is neat, and the windows spacious; it was re-pewed in 1819. -There are several ancient tablets, &c. The living is a rectory, in the -patronage of Caius College, Cambridge. The present incumbent is the Rev. -Thomas Smith Turnbull, M.A., and his curate, the Rev. J. V. Button, M.A. - -Allen, John, farmer -Bailey, John, shoemaker -Bane, J. E., farmer -Barker, Mary, schoolmistress -Bell, Robert, shoemaker -Benns, Thomas, shopkeeper -Benns, Thomas, jun., joiner, &c. -Benstead, Thomas, saddler -Bowen, James, shopkeeper -Brooks, William, farmer -Broom, John, joiner, &c. -Browne, John, beer house -Browne, John, farmer -Browne, William, farmer -Browne, William, jun., farmer -Bulley, Robert, shoemaker -Button, Rev. John V., M.A., curate -Caston, William, butcher -Chapman, Emily, schoolmistress -Chapman, Jeremiah, farmer -Cheyne, John, chimney sweeper -Clarke, Charles, shoemaker -Clarke, William, bricklayer -Codling, John, jun., schoolmaster and registrar of births and deaths -Codling, William H., Union and Magistrates’ clerk and superintendent -registrar -Coleman, Timothy, veterinary surgeon -Cooke, William, Life Commission agent -Eade, Peter, M.D., surgeon and registrar -Edrich, Henry, farmer -Ellis, William, bricklayer -Emms, Henry William, plumber, &c. -Evans, John, cooper -Farman, William, shoemaker -Fisher, William, shopkeeper -Fox, George, plumber, painter, &c. -Fox, Richard, shoemaker -Gapp, Richard, schoolmaster and assistant overseer -Gibbs, Alfred, corn miller -Goulder, Robert, farmer and malster -Goulder, Robert, farmer -Gowen, Benjamin, shoemaker -Gowen, Benjamin, beerhouse -Green, Mr. John -Griston, Francis, tailor -Griston, Matthew, corn miller -Haggata Leonard, (victualler) Swan -Harfley, Tovel, shoemaker -Hazel, Charles, gardener -Hazel, Saml., gardener and pork butcher -King, James, Globe, post-office -Lambert, Thomas, tinman and brazier -Long, Robert, farmer -Lynes, Joseph, junr., joiner, &c. -Lynes, Joseph, machine maker -Massey, A. L. & M., school -Mingay, John W., cabinet-maker -Newby, Daniel, tailor -Onslow, Capt., R.N. -Orsborne, William, farmer -Palmer, Mr. Charles -Postle, Jehosaphat, relieving officer -Postle, Jehosaphat, D., farmer -Postle, Philip, farmer -Read, Richard, cattle dealer -Read, Robert, junr., butcher -Redgment, Robert, butcher -Reynolds, Noah, farmer -Riches, Thomas, farmer -Riston, Thomas E., Esq. -Rogers, Sarah, corn miller -Rushmore, Anthony, bricklayer -Rushmore, Robert, senr., joiner, &c. -Rushmore, Robt., junr., shopkeeper -Sadler, Mrs. W., shopkeeper -Scurll, Wm., blacksmith -Sizer, Henry, blacksmith -Spanton, John, farmer -Stockings, William, joiner, &c. -Sutton, Benjamin, farmer -Tidman, Charles, King’s Head -Trower, John, farmer -Tuck, John Henry, Esq., High house -Tuck, the Misses -Tunmore, John, sawyer -Tunmore, John, farmer -Turnbull, Rev. T. S., M.A., Rectory -Waters, Robert, junr., farmer -Waters, William, farmer -Womack, Lindoe, Esq. -Waters, R., carrier to Norwich, Saturday - - - -POST OFFICE. - - - King, James, receiver, Globe Inn. - - Letters received from Norwich, ¼ past 7 a.m., and dispatched ¼ past 5 - p.m. - - - -PUBLIC OFFICERS. - - -_Clerk to Magistrates and Union_, W. H. Codling. _Registrar_, Peter -Eade, junr., Surgeon. _Relieving Officer_, Jehosaphat Postle. -_Superintendent Registrar_, W. H. Codling. _Assistant Overseer and -General Collector_, Richard R. Gapp. - - - -BRADESTONE. - - -A long, straggling village, adjoining Brundall station, and extending 1¾ -miles further E. by S., 7 miles E. of Norwich, and 126½ from London, in -Blofield hundred, East Norfolk; containing about 160 inhabitants, and 510 -acres of land, chiefly the property of T. G. Tuck, Esq., the lord of the -adjoining manor, who farms the principal part of the land. The church of -St. Michael is a handsome building with square tower, principally of -flint, situated in a meadow half a mile N.E. of the village. The living -is a rectory consolidated with Strumpshaw, and the incumbent is the Rev. -E. S. Whitbread. - -Agus, Sarah, victualler, White Horse -Chapman, Mary, shopkeeper -Gilbert, T. W., Esq., hall -Laws, William, shopkeeper -Miller, Wm. Chas., land agent -Postle, John, coal merchant -Smith James, blacksmith - - - -BRAMERTON. - - -A parish in Henstead hundred, East Norfolk, beautifully situated 2 miles -west of Rockland, 118 miles from London, and 4¾ S.E. of Norwich station. -The population in 1851 was 227, and it contains 728 acres of rich land, -belonging to several owners, the largest of whom is John Blake, Esq., who -resides at the Hall, a mansion facing the common, which has been recently -enclosed. The church of St. Peter is an ancient structure, rebuilt in -1462; it has a square tower, ornamented with small spires at each corner. -The living is a rectory, in the gift of Robert Fellowes, Esq. The Rev. -Edmund Blake is the incumbent, who resides in the rectory house adjoining -the church. Here is a small Free School. - -Balls, Robert, H., cattle salesman -Beaumont, Robert, farmer -Beaumont, Henry, carpenter -Blake, John, Esq., hall -Blake, Rev. Edmund, M.A., rectory -Forder, John, shopkeeper -Frost, James, gardener -Miller, James, farmer -Orsborne, Jacob, farmer -Reeve, John, gardener -Rudd, Robert, farmer -Todd, David, blacksmith -Tubbs, William, farmer -Turner, Samuel, victualler, Wood’s End ferry -Wilde, William, coroner for the City of Norwich - - - -BUCKENHAM FERRY. - - -A parish and pleasant village on a bold elevation above the Yare, nine -miles E. by S. of Norwich, comprises 907 acres of land, 12 houses, and 56 -souls. Sir Wm. B. Proctor, Bart. owns all the land (except 37a. of -glebe), and is lord of the manor, and patron of the living. The church, -dedicated to St. Nicholas, a venerable structure, with an octagonal -tower, was thoroughly repaired in 1820. - -Beauchamp, Rev. Henry Thomas, rectory -Green, John, farmer -Layton, Charles, victualler, Three Horse Shoes -Waters, Benjamin, farmer, White Horse - - - -CAISTOR. - - -A small and scattered village and parish, in Henstead hundred, East -Norfolk; distant 2 miles from Swainsthorpe station, 110 from London, and -3 miles from Norwich; contained in 1851, 154 inhabitants, and 1020 acres -of land. This unimportant village was once a flourishing city and -fortified town, also a Roman station of great importance; traces of its -walls, &c., are still to be seen. The church is a small building, and -the living is a rectory in the gift of Mrs. Dashwood, of Caistor Hall, -who is also lady of the manor; the incumbent is the Rev. John Arthy. - -Caistor is supposed to be the capital of the Iceni, a Belgic tribe, and -was by the Romans called Venta Icenorum; and for distinction, Castrum, -the camp, whence the East English on their conquest of the country, -called it Caistor. Many Roman antiquities have been found here, and the -camp and Roman tower were preserved from intended destruction by a -railway. - -Arthy, Rev. John, M.A., rectory -Cogman, John, blacksmith -Cullin, Thomas, farmer, French farm -Dashwood, Mrs. Harriet, the Hall -Davey, Alfred, carpenter and wheelwright -Hewitt, Benjamin, gardener -King, Alfred, farmer -Spurrell, James, farmer, Old Hall -Williamson, Thomas, High Ash - - - -CARLTON ST. MARY. - - -CARLTON ST. MARY, or EAST CARLTON, is a parish and scattered village, in -Humbleyard hundred and Henstead Union, East Norfolk; distant from -Swainsthorpe station 2 miles N.W., and Norwich 5 miles S.W. by S., -containing 284 inhabitants in 1851, and 1,116 acres of land. - -The Church of St. Peter went to ruins in 1550, but its discharged -Rectory, valued at £140, still remains as a sinecure in the gift of the -crown, and incumbency of the Rev. Samuel Barker, of Lakenhall, in -Suffolk. - -The Church of St. Mary is a small edifice with a short tower surmounted -with a wooden spire. The living is a Rectory, valued, in the King’s -book, at £4, and in 1831 at £181, in the patronage of the Norwich Charity -Trustees, and incumbency of the Rev. Robert John Francis, for whom the -Rev. Frederic Cavill officiates. - -Aldborough, William, gardener -Bunting, John, wheelwright -Cavill, Rev. Frederick -Freestone, Edward, attorney, Lodge -Forster, William, blacksmith -Huggins, William, farmer -Points, William, farmer -Richards, James, farmer -Smith, Mr. Matthew, Carlton house -Steward, Rev. John Henry -Thrower, Isaac, shoemaker - - - -CATTON. - - -CATTON is a picturesque village, containing many very pretty seats, about -2½ miles N. of Norwich Station, and 116 miles from London, with 900 acres -of land; and in 1851, a population of 618. This being a short distance -from the City of Norwich, many opulent merchants have residences here. - -The Church of St. Margaret is a very neat and pretty building, with an -ancient round tower, octagonal at the top. The inside of the church is -in excellent repair; it was enlarged and beautifully restored in -1850–1852, at the expence of nearly £1,000, and contains some good -specimens of carving and stained glass. The living is a vicarage in the -gift of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich, and the vicar is the Rev. -Richard Hart, B.A. There are several bequests for the poor; also a Free -School, supported by subscription. - -Attoe, George, lime burner -Badcock, William, blacksmith -Barker, William, farmer -Belman, Rev. -Chamberlin, Robert, Esq. -Cooke, Henry, Esq. -Cuddon, James, Esq. -Dickson, Owen, farmer -Foulsham, Miss -Gurney, John Henry, Esq., M.P. -Guymer, Joseph, carpenter and wheelwright -Guymer, Richard, carpenter, parish clerk -Guymer, William, senr., carpenter -Guymer, William, junr., carpenter -Hart, Rev. Richard, vicar -Hawtayne, Admiral -Heath, Charles, Esq. -Hind, Ephraim, farmer -Hipper, Robert, Maid’s Head -Holmes, Edmund, licensed to let horses and flys for hire -Howald, John, boot and shoemaker -Jackson, Samuel, tailor -Minty, Miss Mary -Neale, William, blacksmith -Newman, Mrs. Mary A., laundress -Orsborne, Mark, the Woodman -Paul, William, shoemaker, George inn -Plowman, Robert, saddler, Magpie inn -Potter, Ambrose, grocer -Powley, Jonathan, Royal Oak -Rackham, Thomas H., solicitor -Springfield, Osborn, Esq. -Walker, Thomas, baker - - - -COSTESSEY. - - -COSTESSEY, a parish and town corrupted into COSSEY, is pleasantly -situated 4½ miles N.W. of Norwich. The Hall is the seat of Lord -Stafford, and stands in an extensive park, close to the Wensum. A fine -sheet of water crosses the park. - -The Church of St. Edmund, 1½ mile east of the hall, is a large building -with square tower and lofty wooden spire. The living is a perpetual -Curacy, in the gift of the Trustees of the Great Hospital, and enjoyed by -the Rev. James William Evans, M.A., who resides here. There is a -National School, a large Roman Catholic School, and a handsome Roman -Catholic Chapel. The Baptists have a Chapel. - -Baker, B., butcher -Banham, James, well-sinker -Banham, William, farmer and butcher -Barker, Robert, farmer -Bealey, Thomas, shopkeeper and wheelwright -Blowers, John, land agent, Hall -Cannell, Jacob, butcher -Cole, William, gardener -Culley, Henry Utting, corn miller -Culley, John, farmer -Cushion, William, shoemaker -Evans, Rev. James W., Cottage -Fairman, Benjamin, basket-maker -Frost, Philip, National school -Grant, Joseph, glass-stainer -Gunton, Edward, victualler, Red Lion -Gunton, George, brickmaker -Hall, Horatio, druggist and grocer -Harman, James, farmer, Park -Harman, Leonard, spirit merchant -Hastings, Edward, carpenter -Hastings, William, carpenter -Howard, Peter, farmer -Hudson, James, victualler, Falcon -Husenbeth, Rev. F. C., D.D. (Catholic) -Ivory, Rev. John, (Baptist) -Jewell, Samuel, veterinary surgeon -Kidd, S. L. S., bricklayer and lime-burner -Kidd, Mr. Thomas -Laws, Mark, shoemaker -Ling, Daniel, farmer -Lovett, Mary, farmer -Martin, Edmund, farmer -Miller, John, beerhouse -Norman, John, bricklayer and limeburner -Perry, John L., grocer and draper -Rising, Robert C., farmer, Lodge -Sadler, John, shoemaker -Savage, George, saddler -Sidney, Robert C., shopkeeper -Sisson, Thomas, victualler, Black Swan -Smith, Charles, registrar of marriages -Sparks, Mary, British school -Spaul, John, tailor -Spaul, John, shopkeeper -Taylor, Mrs., victualler, White Hart -Taylor, John, watchmaker (victualler), the Bush -Taylor, Wm., farmer -Watcham, Charles, butcher -White, John, gamekeeper, Park -Whiteman, Richard, woodman -Whighton, John, gardener -Wymer, Harriet, National school - - Carrier to Norwich, Mrs. Whighton, Wednesday and Saturday. - - - -CRINGLEFORD. - - -A small village and parish in Humbleyard hundred, about 2½ miles -south-west of Norwich, near Hethersett Station, and 120 miles from -London. It contains nearly 1000 acres of land, and the population in -1851 was 189. - -The Church of St. Peter is a neat building with a square tower. The -living is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of the Trustees of the Great -Hospital, Norwich; the incumbent is the Rev. Edward Priest, B.A. There -is a large corn mill, of ancient establishment, on the river Yare, and a -good bridge. - -Burton, William, toll-keeper -Candler, Horatio, miller -Canham, Mr., farmer -Cracknell, John, wheelwright and smith -Davie, Rev. W. C. -Drane, William, farmer -Pagenstecher, G., Ph. D. -Priest, Rev. E. B., B.A. -Smith, Rev. William - - - -DRAYTON. - - -A compact and pleasant village in Taverham hundred, East Norfolk, and the -vale of the river Wensum. It is situated about 4 miles N.W. of Norwich -station, and 117½ from London. The church of St. Margaret is a plain -building with thatched roof. A new tower has just been erected; the -inside contains several monuments. The living, in the gift of the Bishop -of Norwich, is a rectory consolidated with Hellesdon, and held by the -Rev. Thomas Calthorpe Blofield, M.A., incumbent, who resides at the -Rectory, a neat dwelling. There are a Baptist Chapel, and a Free School -for boys and girls. The parish contains 1,284 acres of land, and in 1851 -the population was 472. - -Adcock, Edmund, farmer -Adcock, William, shoemaker -Arger, John, pork butcher -Arger, William, gardener and butcher -Beasey, John, shoemaker -Blyth, Matthew, beer retailer -Blyth, Matthew, junr., carpenter -Blyth, William, carpenter -Bradshaw, Fras. G. and F. W., Esqrs., D. house -Bunn, Samuel, farmer -Buttle, Henry, shopkeeper -Cannell, John, blacksmith -Collins, William, victualler, Red Lion -Fenn, Robert, shoemaker -French, Ann, farmer -Green, Rev. J. Spurgeon, curate, M.A. -Hipper, Thomas, butcher -Howard, Jeremiah, flour and saw mills -Laton, Charles Henry, Esq., Lodge -March, John, shopkeeper -Mumford, George, gardener -Oxley, Misses Elizabeth and Margaret -Thomas, Robert, carpenter and victualler, Cock -West, John, beerhouse - - - -DUNSTON. - - -A small parish on the river Tas, in Humbleyard hundred, distant from -Swainsthorpe station 2 miles N.E., and from Norwich 4 miles; contained, -in 1851, 126 inhabitants, and 613 acres of land, principally the property -of Robert Kellett Long, Esq., of Dunston Hall, who is also lord of the -manor. The church of St. Remigius is a small building; it has a brass in -the chancel. - -Brighton, Robert, cottager -Byles, Benjamin, farmer -Fish, Mr. John -Lincoln, Jeremiah, farm bailiff -Long, Robert Kellett, Esq., the Hall -Moy, John, tea-dealer -Symonds, Robert, gardener -Wenn, Rev. J. W., curate - - - -EATON. - - -A small village and parish in the county of Norwich, from which city and -station it is distant 2 miles south-west. The dean and chapter of -Norwich are lords of the manor, which contains about 1,300 acres of land. -The church is dedicated to St. Andrew. The population in 1851 was 785. -Rev. George Day, incumbent. - -Ewing, John William, nurseryman, seedsman, and limeburner -Fish, Miles, boot and shoemaker, Cellar House -George, Thomas William, licensed brewer -Jeffries, John, butcher -Newson, Henry, grocer and tea-dealer -Nixon, Robert, the Lamb -Starrad, James, Red Lion -Thirkettle, William, blacksmith -Webb, William, grocer, post office - - - -GREAT MELTON. - - -GREAT MELTON, 3 miles N. of Hethersett station, and 5½ west of Norwich, -with 393 inhabitants, and 2,540 acres of land. The church of St. Mary -has a square tower, built in 1440, containing 3 bells. The living is a -rectory, in the gift of Caius College, Cambridge; and the incumbent is -the Rev. Charles Eyers. - -Andrews, John, carpenter -Bloom, Thomas, farmer -Burrell, John, farmer -Cox, Alfred, smith and victualler, Green Man -Eyers, Rev. Charles, rectory -Gee, Mary Ann, school-teacher -Howard, Matthew, farmer -Howett, William, gardener -Pearson, George and James, farmer -Reynolds, John, farmer -Rose, Philip, farmer -Rose, Mr. Thomas -Sutton, Wm., farmer - - - -GREAT PLUMSTEAD. - - -A small village and parish in Blofield hundred, East Norfolk, distant -from Norwich 5 miles east; the population was returned in 1851, at 359 -inhabitants. - -The church of St. Mary is a plain building, partly of brick. The living -is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich; -the incumbent is the Rev. Edward Cole. - -Abigail, Samuel, farmer -Brown, Robert, farmer -Campbell, Fras. Alex., Esq. -Chenery, Robert, machine maker -Clarke, Jonathan, shoemaker -Cockrell, John, blacksmith -Cole, Rev. Edward, curate -Foster, Mr. Francis -Gedge, William, carpenter -Gooch, Thomas, carpenter -Goose, William, farmer -Gostling, John, farmer -Hambleton, John, farmer -King, Randall, farmer -Lond, Thomas, shoemaker -Maidstone, Jonathan, shopkeeper -Maidstone, Robert, farmer -Newman, Robert, farmer -Pile, Henry, victualler, Hare -Scott, Jonathan, farmer -Summons, Francis, shoemaker -Sutton, Thomas, smith and farrier - - - -HELLESDON. - - -HELLESDON, or HELLESDEN, situated in Taverham hundred, about 2 miles N.W. -of Norwich station, and 115½ from London, and lying in a vale on the -verge of the Wensum. In 1851 the population was 467, but a great part is -at Hellesdon hamlet, in the county of the city of Norwich. There is a -small but neat church, dedicated to St. Mary; it is square built, without -a tower, but has a neat wooden belfry and spire. The living, a Rectory -consolidated with that of Drayton, is in the gift of the Bishop of -Norwich, and the incumbent is the Rev. T. C. Blofield. There is a large -corn mill; and a National School was erected in Hellesdon hamlet in 1852. - - Those marked * reside in the Hamlet. - -* Abbs, Isaac, shopkeeper -* Armes, Timothy, cowkeeper -* Baker, Timothy, corn miller -* Baldry, John, gardener -* Basey, John, cowkeeper -* Batson, Edward, corn miller -* Beales, Mr. Robert -* Bleakley, Elizabeth, farmer -Blyth, James, carpenter -* Brown, Rev. Philip Utting -* Clarke, Horace J., manufacturer -* Clement, Gallant, gardener -Cross, George farmer -Delane, Mr. William -Denington, Job, gardener -Gowing, George, farmer, Old Hall -* Greenfield, Samuel, gardener -Holman, Josiah, blacksmith -* Kenney, Mr. Edward -* Knopwood, John, victualler, Windmill -* Lemmon, Edward, shoemaker -* Lock, Miss Elizabeth -* Porrett, William, butcher -* Reynolds, Joshua, corn miller -Sharman, Mr. John -* Steward, Samuel W. P., brickmaker -* Tallowin, Josiah, victualler, Mile Cross -* Upton, James, gardener -Wells, W. H., corn miller -White, George, grocer -* Wright, Harriet, schoolmistress - - - -HETHERSETT. - - -A railway station, and neat and extensive village and parish on the Ely -and Norwich railway, in Humbleyard hundred, East Norfolk, distant from -London 120 miles, Wymondham 5 miles, and 6 from Norwich. There are -several donations bequeathed by different parties, principally for the -benefit of the poor of this parish, which are distributed annually. -Petty Sessions are held at the Queen’s Head. Here are Chapels for -Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists; also a National School for boys and -girls, which are both well attended, conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Curson. - -The church, which is plain, with a square tower and small wooden spire, -has five bells. The living is a rectory, with Canteloff annexed, in the -gift of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. The Oak of Reformation, -under which Kett and the Norfolk rebels took their Oath of Covenant in -1549, is still alive. The number of acres is 2,635, and the population -1,209. The station is in Ketteringham, about a mile distant. - -Andrew, Rev. William W. -Back, Henry, farmer -Baker, Benjamin, farmer -Bale, Thomas, poulterer -Blomfield, Miles, farmer, Holly Farm -Brown, Edward, farmer -Buckingham, Nicholas, farmer -Clarke, Julia, grocer, tea dealer, and draper -Clarke, Rowland, baker -Cullingham, John, boot and shoe-maker -Cursons, John, boot and shoe-maker, parish clerk -Curson, Smith, National Schoolmaster -Davey, Robert, farmer -Dickman, John -Emms, Mrs., tuscan and straw bonnet maker -Fish, John -Fisk, Edward, harness maker -Ford, William, butcher, King’s Head -Fox, James, Greyhound -Gurney, Mrs. Mary, Thickthorne Hall -Guyton, Henry, miller -Hoste, Lady -Hurn, Thomas, blacksmith -Langford, Captain George -Lofty, Jeremiah, builder -Morter, William, glover, boot and shoemaker -Parker, Lofty, Queen’s Head and post-office -Reynolds, Susanna, grocer -Richardson, Hardiman, farmer -Secret, William, pensioner -Sewell, Mrs. -Sharman, Thomas, tailor and draper -Smith, James, farmer -Smith, James, jun., farmer -Stannard, William, farmer -Thrower, James, veterinary surgeon -Traxton, James, tailor and draper -Thraxton, Richard, carpenter -Worgate, T. S., Esq. -Youngman, William, miller - - - -HILLINGTON. - - -HILLINGTON, or HELLINGTON. A parish and small village, 7 miles S.E. from -Norwich, is in Loddon hundred and Clavering Union, East Norfolk, -containing 87 inhabitants. The area of the parish is 516 acres, which -belong to Miss Barham, J. Marcom, Esq., Richard Denny, Esq. and Doughty’s -Hospital, Norwich. The church of St. John the Baptist is small, with a -round tower. - -Barham, Judith -Hurrell, John, butcher -Martin, William, farmer -Thorpe, Robert, butcher - - - -HONINGHAM. - - -A village and parish in the hundred of Forehoe, East Norfolk, distant -from Norwich and East Dereham 8 miles. This parish contains 232 -inhabitants, and 2,522 acres of land. The church of St. Andrew is a -small building; the rectory is in the gift of the Rev. George Bayning. -Here is a National School. - -Balls, Thomas, farmer -Bayning, Rt. Hon. and Rev. Lord -Beckett, William, gardener and shopkeeper -Child, James, blacksmith -Doubleday, Elizabeth, milliner -Ephraim, Job, national school -Gooch, Stephen, farmer -Grand, Charles, shoemaker -Grand, John, tailor -Hipkin, Stephen, farmer -Neeve, Robert Johnson, corn miller -Reeve, Howard, farmer -Reeve, William, farmer, plumber, and glazier -Spratt, Mrs., national school -Thurston, John, farmer -Ward, Rev. W. C., curate -Young, James, victualler, Buck - - - -HORSHAM ST. FAITH’S. - - -A parish in Taverham hundred, East Norfolk, better known as ST. FAITH’S, -including NEWTON ST. FAITH, one mile further north, on the direct road to -Aylsham from Norwich, and distant 5 miles north of the latter station, 7 -miles south of Aylsham, and 118½ from London, containing, in 1851, 923 -inhabitants in Horsham, and 288 in Newton. The church of the Virgin Mary -is an old building, with four large windows, and high embattled tower of -Gothic architecture. The land comprises 2,700 acres of tolerably good -land, belonging to several proprietors, the largest of whom is Lord -Viscount Ranelagh, who is lord of the manor and patron of the living a -curacy, enjoyed by the Rev. William Atthill, M.A. The Wesleyans have a -chapel here, and also one at Newton St. Faith’s. The Union Workhouse, -half a mile north-east of the church, is a large brick building, with -accommodation for 300 inmates. There is a large cattle fair held for -three weeks, commencing October 17th, where a vast quantity of cattle -from Scotland and the surrounding country is sent. Here was anciently a -market, a Benedictine priory, founded in 1105, and an hospital of Knights -Templars. - - -ST. FAITH’S UNION WORKHOUSE. - - -The Rev. A. S. Warner, _Chaplain_. Robert Thompson, Esq., _Surgeon_. -James and Mahala Goodchild, _Master and Matron_. Esther Goodchild, -_Assistant Matron_. Joseph and Elizabeth Howlett, _Schoolmaster and -Schoolmistress_. Andrew Child, _Porter_. 30 parishes in Union. - -Atthill, Rev., William, rector of St. Faith’s; h Horsford -Barker, Edward, horse farrier -Batley, Stephen, cabinet and chair maker -Blyth, John, boot and shoe maker -Bridges, John, boot and shoe maker -Britcher, William, the Crown -Bullard, Robert, shopkeeper and butcher -Cable, Robert, King’s Head -Carman, Philip Lincoln, superintendent registrar -Cooper, James, gardener -Eglington, Richard, miller and farmer -Forster, William, bricklayer -Gear, Joseph, and Potter, Eliza, superintendents of the day and sunday -schools -Harper, Elizabeth, shopkeeper -Hook, Samuel B., tailor -Holmes, George, clerk to St. Faith’s church -Kerry, Henry, tailor -Lovick, John, beer retailer and farmer -Lovick, Samuel, baker -Newton, Edward, the Crown -Nunn, Eve Elizabeth, Jolly Butchers -Osborn, George, haircutter -Pearce, John, smith in general -Painter, Thomas, boot and shoe maker -Priestley, William Stanton, surgeon -Reynolds, Charlotte, day school for children -Reynolds, Edward, farmer -Reynolds, James, corn and seed merchant -Rice, James, Black Swan, and post-office -Scarnett, John, farmer and builder -Scarnett, John, general shopkeeper and blacksmith -Snelling, Elizabeth, Cross Keys -Webb, Benjamin, shopkeeper and basket-maker -West, John, farmer -Woolsey, Alfred, shopkeeper -Youngs, Peter, saddle and harness maker - - - -INTWOOD. - - -A very small village and parish, pleasantly situated near the Hethersett -station, 3½ miles S.W. of Norwich, containing upwards of 600 acres of -land, all the property of Joseph Salisbury Muskett, Esq., who rebuilt the -hall in splendid style. The church of All Saints is in the patronage of -J. S. Muskett, Esq., and the incumbent is the Rev. W. Day, M.A. The -population in 1851 was 73. - -Allden, William Spratt, farmer -Clarke, Jacob, gardener -Davie, Rev. W. C., curate -Muskett, J. Salisbury, Esq., hall - - - -KESWICK. - - -KESWICK is a small parish in Humbleyard hundred, 3 miles S.S.W. from -Norwich. The population in 1851 was 126. The London and Norwich railway -passes close to the village, which contains 722 acres of land, -principally belonging to Hudson Gurney, Esq., who is lord of the manor, -and occupies the New Hall. - -Bennett, James, gardener, old hall -Birkbeck, Mrs. Elizabeth Lucy, old hall -Blomfield, Miles, corn miller -Edwards, John, farmer and land agent -Emms, Frederic, gardener, new hall -Gurney, Hudson, Esq., new hall -Phillips, James, gardener, new hall - - - -KETTERINGHAM. - - -KETTERINGHAM is a small village and parish in Humbleyard hundred, distant -from Wymondham station 3½ miles, and six from Norwich. The principal -part of the land in this parish belongs to Sir John Peter Boileau, Bart. -The church is a neat building. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of -Sir John P. Boileau, and the incumbent is the Rev. W. W. Andrew. The -number of acres is 1,600, and the population 209. - -Beadley, Miss Caroline -Blomfield, William, farmer -Boileau, Sir J. Peter, Bart., hall -Cook, John Sewell, farmer -Easton, George, gardener -Hunter, Robert, carpenter -Ringer, John Michael, farm bailiff -Thrower, James, blacksmith - - - -KIRBY BEDON. - - -KIRBY BEDON, a village 4½ miles S.E. of Norwich, in the Henstead hundred. -Its houses are scattered; containing 296 inhabitants, and 1362 acres, -belonging to several proprietors. Sir H. J. Stracey, Charles Lombe, -Esq., and Edward Lombe, Esq., are lords of the manor, to whom great part -of the land belong. The church of St. Andrew’s stands on a height, and -is a low square building with thatched roof, and a tower with a base of -flint about 10 feet high, and the upper part of wood. The inside is -plain, and contains several monuments to the Brooke family; also an -ancient sculpture, representing a man and woman kneeling at the altar, -but time has nearly obliterated the inscription. The living is a -rectory, enjoyed by the Rev. E. Day. The old hall, a very ancient -mansion—the lower part only now remains, which is inhabited by labourers. - -Bird, Joseph, farmer -Clare, Charles, junr., farmer -Day, Rev. Edward, rectory -Drake, George F., Esq. -Horne, Robert, victualler, Stracey Arms, and gardener -Mendham, Mr. Richard -Neeve, Richard, gardener and shopkeeper -Money, William F., farmer -Seal, John, blacksmith -Smith, Robert, shoemaker -Varville, James, farmer and brickmaker -Woolsey, Jeremiah, farmer and brickmaker - - - -LITTLE MELTON. - - -A parish, with 379 inhabitants, principally small farmers. The lord of -this manor is — Lombe, Esq., to whom belongs the greater part of the -land, which comprises nearly 700 acres. The church, St. James’, is a -small thatched building, with a square tower. The living is a vicarage -in the patronage of Emanuel College, Cambridge. The incumbent is the -Rev. J. C. Berkley, M.A. - -Aldred, Thomas D., farmer -Andrews, John, carpenter and beerhouse -Barnes, Mary, shopkeeper -Berkley, Rev. J. C., vicar -Beverley, Miss Mary -Child, Charles and Mary, school teachers -Coggle, John, farmer -Davey, John, gardener -Eadon, E., gardener -Forster, Thomas, farmer and parish clerk -Fox, Edmund, plumber and glazier -Gaff, John, farmer -Howard, Mr. Thomas -Kemp, John, gardener -Lovett, John W., corn miller -Long, James, farmer -Ringer, Daniel, farmer -Rudd, Francis G., farmer -Webster, James, gardener - - - -LITTLE PLUMSTEAD. - - -A small, neat village and parish in Blofield hundred, contained, in 1851, -309 inhabitants; distant from Norwich 6 miles E. by north. The church -(St. Gervase) is a small neat building, with a square tower. The inside -is tastefully fitted up, and contains several handsome monuments. A -handsome painted window is placed at the east end. - -Boast, Moses, farmer -Bolton, John, farmer -Bussey, Benjamin, parish clerk -Crow, Robert, farmer -George, John, farmer -Goulder, Robert, farmer -Green, James, brick and tile maker -Jones, Peter, farmer -Morter, Robert, shopkeeper -Nicholls, John, farmer -Read, George, farmer -Spanton, Francis, victualler, Brick Kilns -Worth, Misses Susan, Maria and Sophia, the Hall - - - -MARSHAM. - - -A parish and considerable village in South Erpingham hundred, Aylsham -Union, East Norfolk, 2 miles south of Aylsham, and 10 north from Norwich: -contained, in 1851, 662 inhabitants. The area of the parish is 1,819 -acres; the soil belongs to various owners. W. Repton, Esq., is lord of -the manor. - -The church of All Saints has a nave, chancel, and square tower, 8 bells, -and an ancient screen and font. The chancel has some stones to the -memory of the Norris and other families. The living is a rectory, in the -gift of the Earl of Lichfield; the Rev. John Gunton, B.A., is the -incumbent, by whom a neat rectory house has been built, assisted by Queen -Anne’s bounty, the tithes commuted for £344. The poor’s land produces a -rental of £16 5s. per annum. Here is a school, supported by the rector. -The Primitive Methodists have a chapel here. - -Cook, John, shopkeeper and brickmaker -Elvin, David, miller -Elvin, William, shopkeeper -Farmer, James, farmer -Forster, William, schoolmaster to parish school -Gunton, Rev. John, rector -Howlett, John, farmer -Jones, John, boot and shoe maker and shopkeeper -Jones, John, farmer -Jones, Robert, boot and shoe maker -Kellington, Samuel, post-office -Lake, William, White Hart -Lambert, John, farmer -Marsham, Rev. Henry, rector of Brampton and curate of Stratton, Marsham -Hall -Mason, Edward, Plough and Shuttle -Moore, Edward, blacksmith -Skipper, Isaac, boot and shoe maker -Soam, Peter, farmer -Spink, Peter, shopkeeper -Tredwell, John, farmer -Warnes, Miss Elizabeth -Warnes, Mrs. Emily, Baldwick Hall -Watts and Brothers, farmers -Wighton, Thomas, farmer - - - -MULBARTON. - - -A village and parish in Humbleyard hundred, East Norfolk, near the -Swainsthorpe station, 109 miles from London, and 5 S.W. from Norwich, -containing 587 inhabitants, and 1350 acres of land. The church of St. -Mary Magdalen has some old tombs. The rectory is in the gift of the Rev. -J. H. Steward; and the Rev. Richard Gay Lucas, B.A., is the incumbent. -Petty Sessions are held on the third Monday of every month, at the -World’s End Inn, where there is an Odd Fellows’ Lodge, M.U. - -Banham, John, carpenter -Barrell, Samuel, miller -Barrell, William, miller -Blake, John, farmer and butcher -Blake, Robert, farmer and butcher -Brett, Major, the Lodge -Claxton, George, farmer -Cremer, Charles, miller -Dye, Robert, shoemaker -Gowing, Samuel, farmer -Harvey, William, farmer -Lane, John, farmer -Lucas, Rev. Richard Gay, B.A., rectory -Norris, Mr. James -Norris, Mr. John -Overed, Walter, veterinary surgeon -Petchall, Mark B., shoemaker -Rice, James, blacksmith -Rice, Robert, wheelwright, &c. -Squires, Paul, Esq., the Hall -Todd, John, post-office -Todd, William, World’s End -Turner, James, yeoman -Turner, John, yeoman -Wright, William, tailor - - - -PANXWORTH. - - -A village in Walsham hundred, comprising 600 acres of good land, situated -9 miles E. of Norwich, and 5 N. of Brundall station, containing 134 -inhabitants, wholly dependent on agriculture. A new Church was built in -1847, at a cost of £500. The benefice is a rectory, consolidated with -Woodbastwick, and enjoyed by the Rev. Henry Dunster, M.A. - -Easton, Robert, farmer and maltster -Ely, Elijah, veterinary surgeon and victualler, Red Lion inn -Riches, John, farmer -Rix, Matthew, grocer -Rose, William, farmer -Starling, Thomas, blacksmith -Thirtle, Robert, gamekeeper -Wyatt, Elijah, miller - - - -RACKHEATH. - - -RACKHEATH, in Taverham hundred, 4½ miles N.E. of Norwich, was originally -divided into two parishes, called Great and Little Rackheath, now united -in one. The population in 1851 was 281, employed chiefly in husbandry. -The houses are very widely spread; some are two miles distant from each -other. The parish contains about 2000 acres. The Hall, a splendid -mansion, has lately been much added to and embellished by the present -owner, Sir Henry J. Stracey; it is in the centre of a large and -well-wooded park. The Grange is also an adjoining estate, belonging to -the same owner. He is also lord of the manor, and patron of the church -of All Saints, which stands half a mile from the village, in a meadow. -The incumbent is the Rev. F. H. S. Hodgson. There is also a Free School, -supported by Sir H. J. Stracey. Here was formerly a Priory. - -Aldous, Frederic, farmer -Buttifant, William, farmer -Clark, John, W. victualler, Green Man -Davey, Emma, school-mistress -Etheridge, Thomas, farmer -Forder, Joseph, blacksmith -George, Henry, farmer -Gillingwater, Edward, gardener -Goulder, Christmas E., farm bailiff -Pyle, Robt., farmer, Green Farm -Stracey, Sir Henry J., the Hall -Ward, James, shopkeeper -Watts, Robert, farmer - - - -ROCKLAND ST. MARY’S. - - -A large village, pleasantly situated in Henstead Union, 6 miles S.E. of -Norwich, with 485 inhabitants, and containing 1,338 acres of rich, -well-cultivated land, in the vale of the Yare. Sir Charles H. Rich is -lord of the chief manor, and the present proprietors are Hudson Gurney, -Esq., and Robert Gilbert, jun., Esq. The church (St. Mary) is a neat -building, on a height, and commands an extensive view of the country: it -has a chancel and aisle, with thatched roof, and a small square tower. -The ivy-covered ruins of another church are still visible in the same -churchyard. The living is a rectory annexed to Holverstone, in the gift -of Queen’s College, Cambridge, and incumbency of the Rev. J. Dewe, B.A., -who lives in the rectory, a new residence adjoining the churchyard; and -at the southern extremity of the village, in a vale of the river Yare, is -the New Inn, commanding a most extensive view of the river and broad, or -lake, of nearly 100 acres. There is a National School for educating 50 -children. - -Beeston, Robert, smith and iron-founder -Blaza, Philip, farmer -Blake, George, brickmaker -Blake, Robert, shopkeeper -Coleman, Mr. John -Coleman, Rhoda, school-mistress -Dewe, Rev. Joseph, B.D., Rectory -Edwards, John, farmer -Forder, Richard, carpenter -Forder, Robert, thatcher -George, George, farmer -Gilbert, Robert, farmer -Goodrum, Richard, farmer -Potter, James, gardener -Rudd, Henry, victualler, the Crown -Roberts, James, shopkeeper and wheel-wright -Rudd, Miss Jane -Minns, George, farmer -Nobbs, Samuel, farmer -Thurston, Robert, saddler -West, John, victualler, Star -Watson, William, victualler, New Inn -Wickham, James, bricklayer - - - -SPIXWORTH. - - -A small agricultural village in Taverham hundred, about 4½ miles N. of -Norwich. It contains about 2000 acres of land; and in 1851 the -population was 41. The church of St. Peter is a neat building, with two -large Gothic windows; it has a small but lofty tower. The inside -contains several monuments to the memory of the Pecks and also the -Longes. - -Broughton, John, blacksmith -Eaton, George, farmer -Holmes, Benjamin, farmer -Howes, Rev. George, Rectory -Longe, John, Esq., Hall -Porter, Mrs. Jane, farmer - - - -STRUMPSHAW. - - -STRUMPSHAW is a parish and scattered village, distant 8½ miles E. of -Norwich, 1¾ mile N. from Buckenham station, and 122 miles from London; in -Blofield hundred and Union, East Norfolk. The church of St. Peter has a -square tower, containing 3 bells. The living is a rectory, value about -£520, with that of Bradestone. The Rev. E. S. Whitbread, M.A., is patron -and incumbent: there are about 64 acres of glebe land attached. The -parish contains about 1,337 acres; and the population in 1851 was 441. -There are a few small charities, distributed in fuel and wheat, left by -the late Mr. Black. - -Alexander, Thomas, tailor -Atkins, Thomas, farmer -Barnes, John T., farmer -Burton, Mr. Robert -Chapman, John, miller -Culley, Mr., boarding academy -Denton, James, timber merchant -Dingle, John, shopkeeper -Goffin, Alexander, bricklayer -Goffin, Thomas, brickmaker -Hylton, John, blacksmith -Oakley, Thomas, parish clerk -Plow, Christopher, shoemaker -Porter, Benjamin, coal merchant -Postle, Thomas, farmer -Pyle, John, farmer -Shrewe, John, victualler, Goat -Simmons, Thomas, gardener -Smith, Richard, blacksmith -Spooner, John, wheelwright and victualler, Shoulder of Mutton -Steward, Thomas, cattle dealer -Tuck, Thomas Gilbert, Esq. -Wells, William, farmer -Whitbread, Rev. E. S., M.A., Rectory - - - -SWAINSTHORPE. - - -A railway station, village, and parish in the hundred of Humbleyard, 108 -miles from London, and 5½ from Norwich S. by W., containing 240 -inhabitants, and 819 acres of land. The church is dedicated to St. -Peter; the rectory of which is in the patronage of R. K. Long, Esq., and -the Rev. Henry Long. - -Bennett, Benjamin, shoemaker -Brandford, Ezra, victualler, Dun Cow -Canham, E., station master -Cannell, Jacob, butcher -Carpenter, Robert, farmer -Ecclestone, Henry, police officer -Freeman, Mr., academy -Gooch, G. Sutton, veterinary surgeon -Gooch, Rachel, smith and wheelwright -Muttimer, George, farmer -Turner, Mr. and Mrs., master and matron of Union House - - - -SWARDESTON. - - -A village and parish in Henstead hundred, near the Swainsthorpe station, -4 miles S.S.W. from Norwich, containing 950 acres of land, and in 1851 a -population of 381. The church of the Virgin Mary is a neat building: the -Rev. John Henry Steward, M.A., of East Carlton, is patron, and incumbent -of the vicarage. It has a fine screen, some stained glass, and some -tombs. - -Arundel, Samuel, cooper -Barrett, Elizabeth, shopkeeper -Barrett, William, thatcher -Brown, Robert D., bricklayer -Brown, James, shopkeeper -Bond, Robert, farmer -Cannell, Isaac, blacksmith -Cunningham, John, tailor -Cunningham, Wm., butcher -Cannell, Henry, gardener -Davy, Barnard, blacksmith -Fairman, Samuel, bricklayer -Fish, Miles, shoemaker -Hamnell, Paul, shoemaker -Hall, James, wheelwright -Hubbard, John, gardener -King, Robert, farmer -Kemp, Daniel T., Esq., Rectory -Raven, Benjamin, farmer -Stewart, Rev. H., B.A., curate -Turner, Daniel, victualler, Dog -Twiss, Christopher, farmer - - Wesleyan chapel. National school, erected 1841, enlarged 1855, called - Rev. Samuel Chapman’s school: school-master, Joseph Cook. - - * * * * * - - - -THORPE. - - -THORPE, near Norwich, or THORPE ST. ANDREW. A picturesque village, 2 -miles east of Norwich, on the banks of the river Yare, over which the -Norwich and Yarmouth railway passes, by two newly-constructed bridges. -The church of St. Andrew is a small Gothic building, with a plain -thatched roof, and a small square tower. The inside contains many old -monuments; one, dated 1700, to the memory of Peter Vertigans, Esq. The -living is a rectory, in the gift of the Rev. Armine Herring, M.A., and -the incumbent is the Rev. Armine Herring. One mile S.E. of the village -is the County Lunatic Asylum. The parish is in Blofield hundred, and the -population in 1851 was 912. There is a neat chapel belonging to the -Congregationalists. - -Alborn, Samuel, farmer -Bacon, Miss Mary Ann -Bailey, George, King’s Head -Barker, Henry John -Batley, Mrs. Susannah -Bolingbroke, Frederic, Esq. -Bracey, Frederick, boot and shoe maker -Bracey, Robert, shopkeeper -Bright, John, Red Lion -Brightwen, John, Esq. -Brinded, Robert, bricklayer -Bulley, William, shopkeeper -Burton, Thomas, flour merchant -Clabburn, William, Esq., shawl manufacturer -Cattermole, Mary, Three Tuns’ inn -Clayton, Miss Margaret Elizabeth -Dale, Robert, timber merchant -Davey, Joseph, manufacturer -Emms, Thomas, gardener -Etheridge, Philip, Esq. -Farman, William, carpenter and joiner -Frost, Rev. William, Thorpe Lodge -Gurney, Charles, Esq., banker -Gurney, Hay, Esq., banker -Harvey, Sir Robert, Bart., Household House -Hastings, Elwin -Herring, Rev. Armine, rectory -Hopcroft, Mr. Thomas -Jay, George, fish merchant -Jecks, Charles, Esq., grove -Jecks, William, merchant -King, Robert, Esq. -Lincoln, Edmund, carpenter -Lincoln, Francis, shopkeeper -Martin, William, whitesmith -Morgan, Henry, brewer -Palmer, Nathaniel, Esq., barrister -Palmer, Thomas Fletcher, solicitor -Patteson, Henry, brewer -Postle, Misses -Rose, Ann, shopkeeper -Rowling, Nathan S., Esq. -Sabberton, Thomas, smith in general -Shardelow, Benjamin, plumber and glazier -Smith, Joseph, the Buck -Southgate, Henry, the Griffin -Spooner, John, boot and shoe maker -Starling, Samuel, farmer -Tinker, Harris, boot and shoe maker -Todd, Daniel, post-office -Upcroft, Mrs. Sarah -Wells, Robert Esq. -Western, Charles, brewer -White, William, gardener -Willett, Henry, Esq., manufacturer -Wines, Miss, milliner -Wright, Robert, land agent - - - -TROWSE NEWTON. - - -A village, situated 1 mile S.E. from Norwich, on the river Yare. Its -population is 639; but, including the whole parish, which extends into -Norwich, is 1,363. The church is a neat edifice, with tower and one -bell. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of -Norwich. Rev. George Carter, M.A. is the incumbent. - -Alborough, Thomas, farmer -Bullard, Mrs. Maria, grocer -Cannell, Edward, coal merchant -Carter, Rev. George, vicar -Coleman, S., Trowse Eye -Daniels, Robert, blacksmith -Denny, Thomas, butcher -Digby, Robert, White House -Ellis, Joseph, farmer -Fox, Henry, Lime Kilns -Finch, John, wheelwright -Goose, Robert, lime burner -Gowing, George, wheelwright -Gowing, L. George, farmer -Gowen, John, gardener -Grief, James, White Horse -Grief, Jonathan, butcher -Grief, William, clerk to the church -Harris, Robert, gardener -Huson, William, boot and shoe-maker -Jecks, Mr. Isaac -Lingwood, John, shoemaker -Middleton, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker -Money, Archibald F., the Crown Point -Murrell, George, Crown Point tavern -Plant, James, farmer -Proudfoot, Misses E. and A., grocers -Smith, John, gardener -Spruce, John, dealer -Stageman, Miss, National School -Thetford, William, gardener and pork butcher -Thurlow, John, baker and grocer -Tompkins, Miss, Trowse British School -Turner, John, farmer, hall -Youngs, William, Carpenters’ Arms - - - -WITTON. - - -A very small agricultural village and parish in Blofield hundred, with -587 acres of rich land, situated 2 miles from Brundall station, and 5 -miles E. of Norwich. Principal owners, John Penrice, Esq., and Rev. C. -Penrice. The church (St. Margaret) is a plain building, and contains -nothing worthy of remark. The rectory, of small value, consolidated with -Little Plumstead and Brundall, is enjoyed by the patron, the Rev. Charles -Penrice, who resides at Little Plumstead. Two farm houses and one mill, -with a few cottages, form the village; and the population, in 1851, was -120. - -Chenery, Robert, blacksmith -Culley, George B., farmer -Culley, George Scott, farmer and maltster -Penrice, Mrs., Witton House -Palmer, Frederic, farmer -Ward, Joseph, farmer and corn miller - - - -WRAMPLINGHAM. - - -A village and parish in Forehoe hundred, 4 miles north from Wymondham -station, containing 245 inhabitants, and 830 acres of land. The church -of St. Peter and Paul is a small ancient edifice, with a round tower and -octagonal top. The rectory is in the gift of Robert Marsham, Esq.; and -the Rev. Thomas Gordon Marsham, M.A., is the incumbent. There is a -school for the education of the children of this parish, supported partly -by the rector. - -Brighty, Jacob L., victualler, King’s Head, and smith -Cann, Rev. John S. -Cullyer, William, farmer -Farrer, Mrs. Sophia -Fisher, George, carpenter -Fisher, Thomas, farmer -Hubbard, John, farmer -Marsham, Rev. Thomas, rector -Ringer, William, farmer -Sayer, Shadrach and David, millers -Walker, Robert, farmer - - * * * * * - - - - -WYMONDHAM. - - -Wymondham is a pleasantly situated market town and parish in the Forehoe -hundred, 115½ miles from London, and 10½ miles S.W. from Norwich. The -town stands on an elevated position, and is of some antiquity. The -market is held on Friday, but from its vicinity to Norwich, is not well -attended. There are three annual Fairs, February 14th, May 17th, and -September 29th; the two former for cattle, and the latter a pleasure -fair. - -The old market cross, situated in the centre of the town, is an object of -curiosity on account of its antique appearance, and its carved devices, -representing different articles of turnery, which originally formed one -of the staple branches of the trade of this place, but now nearly -extinct; the manufacture of bombazines, crapes, &c., is carried on to a -considerable extent for Norwich houses. There are a brewery and corn -mills. There are several respectable mansions and family residences in -the town and neighbourhood. Gas works are erected on Fairland, and the -town is well lighted. A Free Grammar School for the education of -tradesmen’s sons was established and endowed by Henry VI., and various -sums have been subsequently left by benevolent parties, which have -enabled the trustees to carry out fully the intentions of the founder, by -appointing a gentleman in holy orders as master of this important -establishment. St. Thomas à Becket’s chapel, a commodious building, has -been repaired, and is now used for the school-room. - -There are several charities, bequeathed by sundry persons, for the -benefit of the poor, which funds are distributed annually, in money, -coals, &c., and for the repairs of the church, also for increasing the -stipend of the vicar. - -The Bridewell, or House of Correction, is situated at the entrance of the -town from Norwich, and is devoted to the reception of female prisoners -only, who are sentenced to hard labour, where they serve their periods of -imprisonment in washing, sewing, &c., for the prisoners confined in -Norwich gaol. This well-conducted establishment is under the matronship -of Mrs. Greenfield. - -The Norwich and Brandon railway passes close to the town, and here is the -junction with the Dereham branch line; a neat station is erected, as well -as warehouses for the reception of goods, &c. - -The population was returned, in 1851, at 5,175 inhabitants, of whom about -3,300 are in the town. The number of acres is 10,600. The church, which -is a large noble edifice, had formerly a monastery attached, but it was -destroyed many years back; a portion of the ruins still remain. The -octagon tower at the east end of the church is in good preservation. At -the west end, a spacious and lofty square tower was built by the -inhabitants many years since, (and contains five bells,) which gives an -imposing effect to the whole structure; the interior is neat, with a -carved roof, supported by full-length figures of angels, and, and with -the valuable organ, underwent repair in 1845. There are several -monuments and tablets to the families of Clifton, Burroughes, Jermy, &c. -The living is a vicarage in the patronage of the Bishop of Ely, who is -appropriator of the great tithes. - -The Quakers, Independents, Methodists, Wesleyans, Baptists, and Plymouth -Brethren, have each a chapel here. - - POST-OFFICE—James Fison, postmaster. Money Orders are granted at this - office. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Abbott, Mrs. Charlotte, Fairland street -Anderson, Rev. J., Independent Minister -Cooper, Mr. James, Bridewell street -Culyer, Mrs., Town green -Daniel, Rev. William, Town green -Eden, Rev. Robert, vicar, Vicar street -Grisdale, Rev. Joseph, B.A., master of the Grammar school, Town green -Jones, Rev. David, chaplain to the Bridewell -Jones, Mrs. Sophia Ann, Hill House -Knapman, Capt. John, R.N. -Lloyd, Mrs., Fairland street -Poll, Mr. John, Town green -Rayner, Mr. William Edward, Town close -Skoulding, Charles, M.D., Market place -Sparkhall, Mrs. Elizabeth, Bridewell street -Stone, Mrs. Mary, Town green -Wiffen, Mrs. Ann, Bridewell street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, ETC. - - -Adams, Samuel, retailer in beer, Town green -Atkins, Obadiah, schoolmaster, Bridewell street -Bale, Charlotte, milliner, Market place -Bale, William, butcher, Town green -Barnard, John, boot and shoe maker, Market place -Barnard, Matthew, saddle and harness maker, Fairland street -Betts, Sarah, shopkeeper, Town green -Bircham, John, the Dove, Town green -Bowgen, Philip, plumber and glazier, Damgate street -Brabetor, Honour, butcher, Damgate str. -Brewster, Sarah, Black Horse, Suton str. -Browne, Eliza, Queen’s Head, Bridewell street -Browne, William, Sun inn, Damgate str. -Bunn, John, cooper, Damgate street -Bunn, John, bootmaker, Market place -Bunn, William, baker, Fairland street -Camp, William and Son, carpenters, Bridewell street -Cann and Clarke, brewers and maltsters, wine and spirit merchants, Market -place -Cann John, Stephenson, attorney and solicitor -Cann, John, miller, agent to the Norwich Union Life and Fire offices, and -General Hail storm office; h Town green -Cann, S. J. Stephenson, solicitor, clerk to Magistrates, Commissioner of -Taxes, and the Forehoe Board of Guardians, Superintendent Registrar, -Secretary to the Gas Company, Branch Bank of Messrs. Harvey and Hudson, -Market place -Cann, Samuel, wheelwright and retailer in beer, Town green -Cann, William, butcher, Market place -Chambers, John, licensed dealer in spirits, Market place -Chapman, James, King’s Head hotel, Market place -Clarke, Cordal, solicitor’s clerk, Vicar street -Clarke, Ellen, milliner and dressmaker, Market place -Clarke, Ethelbert, carpenter, Market place -Clarke, Edward Palmer, solicitor, Vicar street -Clarke, William B., builder, Market street -Colman, James, builder, Fairland street -Colman, Thomas Edward Tawell, surgeon, Vicar street -Colman, William, plumber and glazier, Bridewell street -Cooper, Charles, painter and glazier, Damgate street -Cooper, Jane, boarding and day school, Bridewell street -Cooper, John, hairdresser, Fairland street -Cowell, Henry, bootmaker, Market street -Cowell, John, shoeing smith, Fairland street -Cowell, William, whitesmith, Suton street -Crannas, William, Duke’s Head, Damgate street -Crosby, William, White Swan, Vicar street -Cross, John, Two Brewers, Damgate street -Cross, John B., Cock inn and butcher, Town green -Cross, Mary, Duck and Dog, Market street -Dannoch, William, whitesmith, Church street -Davey, John, tailor and draper, Market street -Davey, Maria, butcher, Market street -Dawdry, Charles, corn and seed merchant, Town green -Denny, John, Leather Bottle, Town green -Dover, Elizabeth, green-grocer, Church street -Dunham, William, White Hart, Market st. -Fison, James, chemist and druggist, and post-master, Market street -Fitt, Lee Felix, saddle and harness maker, Market street -Flaskett, William, Permanent Way Inspector for the Eastern Counties’ -Railway Company; h near Wymondham station -Forster, Robert, printer, bookbinder, and parish clerk, Market street; h -Church street -Foulsham, Richard, the Griffin, Market street -Foulsham, Samuel, leather cutter, Town green -Fox, Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, Town green -Foyster, David, broker, Chapel street -Fulcher, John, whitesmith, Fairland street -Glasspoole, William, auctioneer and estate agent -Goodings, Robert, green-grocer, Damgate street -Greenfield, Mrs. E., superintendent of the Wymondham bridewell -Hall, Robert, farmer, Bridewell street -Harvey and Hudson, bankers, Market pl. -Harvey, Jesse, cooper, Town green -Harvey, Thomas, earthenware dealer, Damgate street -Harvey, William, builder, Damgate street -High, Charlotte, shopkeeper, Church street -High, Sophia, Coach and Horses, Vicar street -Howes, James, the Goat, Churchgate str. -Howes, John, fishmonger, Town green -Hubbard, John, White Horse, Suton street -Hubbard, John, butcher, Damgate street -Hubbard, Mary, Wool Pack, Fairland str. -Hubbard, Sarah, Three Feathers, Town green -Hubbard, Thomas, veterinary surgeon, Fairland street -Jackson, Maria, milliner, Market place -Jermy, William, farmer, Linfield -Kemp, John, blacksmith, Bridewell street -Kemp, Richard, smith in general, Town green -Kerrison, Elizabeth, bootmaker, Market street -Kerry, John, relieving officer, Market place -King, Henry, miller, Church street -Lemon, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Damgate street -Mason, Henry, Excise officer, Town green -Morley, John, boot and shoe maker, Fairland street -Morris, Moore, linen draper, Market street -Moys, Thomas, veterinary surgeon, Town green -Parker, Mrs. James, fancy repository, Market street -Parker and Son, linen drapers and grocers, Market street -Parsel, Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, Town green -Parsley, Henry, tailor, Fairland street -Peacock, James, bootmaker, Town green -Perfitt, Ephraim Joseph, watch and clock maker, Market street -Perfitt, John, boot and shoe maker, Fairland street -Plowman, John S., George and the Dragon, and butcher, Market place -Plunkett, William, shopkeeper, Town green -Poll, Emily, shopkeeper, Town green -Poll, James, carpenter and joiner, Damgate street -Poll, William Cooper, carpenter, Town green -Proctor, Martha Ann, milliner, Damgate street -Reeve, Thomas Marshall, ironmonger, Market place -Rix, Thomas Colman, builder, Market street -Robins, Edward James, stone mason, Suton street -Robins, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Damgate street -Rudling, William, watch and clock maker, Church street -Scarles, Charles, accountant, Town green -Secker, Robert, basket-maker, Bridewell street -Secker, William, basket-maker, Bridewell street -Seely, Joseph Henry, haircutter, Damgate street -Self, Edward, confectioner, Market street -Self, Henry H., confectioner, Town green -Self, Robert, confectioner, Fairland street -Skipper, James, hairdresser, Market street -Skoulding, William, chemist and druggist, Market place -Smith, John, grocer, Damgate street -Smith, John, broker, Damgate street -Smith, Washington William, bookseller, stationer, &c., agent for Norwich -newspapers, Atlas Insurance office, Market place -Sparkhall, James and Edward, butchers and farmers, Town green -Spinks, Thomas, grocer, Damgate street -Standley, George, Green Dragon, Church street -Standley, John, auctioneer and appraiser, Market street -Stanley, John, farmer, Church street -Stanley, William, tailor and draper, Church street -Stebbings, Edward, Crown, Market street -Stimpson, James, ginger beer manufacturer, Town green -Taylor and Son, merchants, Damgate str. -Taylor, William H., agent to the Sun Fire office, and Life Association of -Scotland, Town green -Tipple, Sarah, grocer and draper, Vicar street -Traxon, Esau, glover, Market street -Traxon, Israel, grocer and draper, Town green -Trixon, Frederic, baker, Town green -Tunaley, Robert James, surgeon, Market street -Turner, David, linen draper, Market place -Ward, Thomas Samuel, station master, Wymondham station -Watson, Henry, leather cutter, Bridewell street -Watson, Samuel, railway hotel, Wymondham station -Weed, Benjamin, pipemaker, Town green -Wells, John, shopkeeper, Town green -Welton, Robert, corn dealer, Churchgate street -White, Jesse, commission agent and accountant; bookseller, stationer; -china, glass, and fancy goods warehouse, Market place -Woodbine, John, builder, Town green -Woods, Henry, draper, Fairland street -Wright, Robert, saddler and harness-maker, Suton street -Wright, Robert, saddle and harness maker, Market place - - - - -ATTLEBOROUGH - - -Attleborough, a small market town and railway station, 15 miles from -Norwich, 5½ from Wymondham, and 14¾ from Thetford. The population in -1851 was 2,324, and about 5,251 acres of land. One long street includes -most of the houses. The market is on Thursday, and the fairs are held on -the Thursday Easter and Whit-Sunday, and August 15th for cattle; also a -pleasure fair the day before March assizes. The Norwich and Brandon -railway passes close to the town, where a handsome station has been -erected, distant from London 110 miles. - -The church, which is a noble edifice, with spacious tower containing six -bells, is much admired for its antiquity. The living is a rectory, in -the gift of Sir Wm. B. Smijth, Bart.; the present incumbent is the Rev. -A. J. E. B. Smijth, M.A., and the curate the Rev. S. A. Cooke, M.A. Sir -W. B. Smijth, Bart., is lord of the manor. - -Here are chapels for the Wesleyans, Baptists, &c.; also a National -School, well supported and attended. - - POST-OFFICE—George Parson, postmaster. Money Orders granted and paid at - this office. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY. &c. - - -Beevor, Thomas, Esq., Market hill -Cooke, Rev. Stephen Atkinson, curate -Doughty, Mr. Samuel, Mares’ street -King, Mrs. Sarah, London road -Lemmon, Rev. James, Wesleyan Minister, Rivett’s lane -Marner, John, Esq., Market hill -Salter, William, Esq., Norwich road -Smijth, Rev. A. J. E., rector -Warrel, Mrs. Sarah, London road - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Allen, George, horse-breaker -Anderson, Sarah Ann, milliner and dress-maker, Mill street -Ayton, Charles, builder and appraiser, Church street -Ayton, Robert, carpenter and joiner, Market hill -Bacon, James, accountant, Market street -Barker, George, tailor, Market hill -Barker, Sarah, White Hart, Market hill -Barnard, Robert, baker and tea dealer -Barnard, William, painter, plumber, and glazier, Mares’ street -Barnard, William, tailor, London road -Bateman, William, tailor and draper, Rivett’s lane -Beale, James, printer, Norwich road -Bowden, William, builder, Back lane -Brown, Rev. William Shrieve, minister to the Baptist Chapel, Rivett’s -lane -Buckenham, William, miller, Mares’ str. -Byles, John, grocer and draper -Caffay, Richard, shopkeeper -Cage, James, basket-maker and cooper, London road -Caley, Samuel W., the Grapes, news agent, Mares’ street -Calver, John, farmer, West carr -Canham, John, the new Inn and Commercial house, near the Railway station -Chatters, Henry, boot and shoe maker, London road -Childerhouse, William, farmer and dealer, West carr -Clarke, James, farmer, Borough common -Clifford, Thomas, Fair View Cottage, London road -Cockell, Charles, solicitor -Cockell, Mrs. Jane, farmer, Church plain -Colman, Mr., farmer, West carr -Cook, John, White Horse inn, London road -Cowles, William, farmer, West carr -Crawford, John, station master -Cushing, Stephen, Odd Fellows’ Arms, Mill street -Dawes, William, watch and clock maker, Market hill -Defew, William, saddle and harness maker, Church street -Downs, James, farmer, West carr -Downs, John, farmer, West carr -Drake, Charles, coachmaker, the street -Eaton, John, auctioneer and appraiser -Ebbage, Robert, the Bear inn, blacksmith, and machine maker, Bear road -Etheridge, Ann, boot and shoe maker -Etheridge, Henry, boot maker, Mares’ street -Fox, Mary, Mrs., green-grocer -Francis, James, general shopkeeper and druggist, Market street -Franklin, Frederic F. and George F., solicitors -Franklin, Frederic F., clerk to the County Court office, and agent to the -Phœnix Fire office and Palladium Life office -Gates, Mr. James, Lay’s farm -Gayford, William, licensed to let horses for hire, Market street -Goldspink, Richard, butcher, Mill street -Green, John, farmer, West carr -Green, Mary Ann, the Crown, Church st. -Hewitt, William, butcher and salesman, Market street -Hazelwood, Robert, painter, plumber, and glazier, Ellingham road -Hill, George, postman, London road -Hipper, Charles, King’s Head, London road -Howes, Charles, tailor, London road -Howlett, George, ironmonger and brazier, Market street -Hubbard, Henry, farmer, West carr -Huggins, Mr., farmer -Jessup, Mr., farmer, Borough common -Kettringham, Robert, bricklayer and broker, Market hill -Lane, Mrs., farmer -Lawrance, Michael, farmer, Borough common -Leighton, Charles, corn merchant and maltster, Rivett’s lane -Leyton, John, butcher, Market street -Lincoln, Miss Elizabeth, ladies’ boarding academy, Norwich road -Littleproud, Alfred, grocer and draper -Littleproud, William, baker -Lovett, Robert, miller, the street -Lovick, Sarah, the Angel inn, Market street -Mann, Thomas, Norwich carrier, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Market -hill -Merry, Robert, corn and coal merchant, Norwich road -Miles, William, saddle and harness, Mill street -Muskett, Alfred, grocer and draper, and manager to the bank, Market hill -Myhill, John, farmer, Mares’ street -Nicholls, John, clothier and harness maker, Mill street -Orford, Robert, carpenter and joiner, London road -Parke, William B., manager to the Goods department of the railway station -Parson, George B., postmaster and printer, Market hill -Pinnock, Jonathan, bricklayer, Mares’ st. -Pinnock, William, boot and shoe maker, London road -Potter, George, surgeon -Potter, Joseph, farmer, Borough common -Ponder, Thomas, tailor, Market hill -Revel, William, Norwich Castle -Robinson, Charles, brick and tile merchant, Norwich road -Rose, James, grocer and draper, Market street -Salter, George William, auctioneer and land agent, Market street; h Old -Buckenham -Salter, Thomas, architect and land Surveyor, Norwich road -Sewell, Mary, the Griffin inn, Market street -Shickle, John, inspector of weights and measures -Simmons, John, miller, Rivett’s lane -Simpson, William, auctioneer and farmer, Back lane -Smith, James, boot and shoe maker, Mill street -Spanton, Christopher, agent for the Norwich Union Fire office and Norwich -Equitable Fire office -Sparkall, John, farmer, Nobbs’ corner farm -Sparrow, Jonathan, shopkeeper, Mill street -Stebbings, Michael, farmer and dealer, Rivett’s lane -Stebbings, William, cattle dealer, London road -Tillett, John, tailor, London road -Toop, Francis Hart, the Cock inn, Mares’ street -Turner, John, blacksmith -Upston, George, seedsman, London road -Upston, William, dealer in Sheffield goods -Vince, Benjamin, farmer -Walsh, Gerald, coal merchant, Market hill -Ward, John, farmer, Borough common -Warren, John, watch and clock maker, Church street -Warren, Charles Ling, farmer -Webster, James, hair dresser, Market street -Webster, William, boot and shoe maker, Market street -Wells, Samuel, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages for the -district, Market hill -Wiles, Charles Barsham, surgeon, Market hill -Wright, Daniel E., provision house and butcher, Church street -Wright, John, wheelwright -Wright, Mrs., straw bonnet maker and dyer, Back lane - - - - -HINGHAM - - -Hingham is a small near market town in Forehoe hundred, East Norfolk, -about 116 miles from London, 14 W.S.W. from Norwich, 6 from Wymondham -station W., and 6 N.W. from Attleborough station. - -The church of St. Andrew is a fine, noble structure, with a handsome -tower, containing 8 bells. The living is a rectory, in the gift of Lord -Wodehouse. The parish consists of 3,525 acres, and the population in -1851 was 1,698. Here is a Free Grammar School, which was founded and -handsomely endowed in 1727, by Thomas Parlet, Esq.; also a National -School, which is wholly supported by the Hon. and Rev. W. Wodehouse, M.A. -Here is also an Independent chapel. - -POST-OFFICE—Miss Large, postmistress. This is also a Money-order office. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c - - -Bassum, Mr. Charles -Bowles, Rev. J. S., Independent minister -Darby, Rev. Martin B., rector of Hackford by Hingham, Market street -Daynes, Mrs. Mary, Chapel street -Gilman, Mrs., Chapel street -Gilman, Samuel H., Esq. -Gilman, Lieutenant Colonel Philip Case, Market street -Greaves, Mr. David, Chapel street -Halsey, Mrs. Mary, Chapel street -Hardy, Miss Sarah, Market place -Hodgson, Rev. Walter C., curate; h Market place -Howard, Mrs. Elizabeth, Market place -Hurnard, Rev. W. B., curate of Fenning-hall -Hurnard, William, Esq., the Green -Fickling, Miss Frances, Market place -Laing, Mrs. Frances, Market street -Matthews, Rev. R. B. -Pigg, Mrs., the Green -Pitts, Mrs. Sarah, Market place -Priest, Miss Mary, the Green -Rushbrook, Miss Ann, Chapel street -Slipper, Rev. R. B., rector of Coston, master of the Grammar school, -Chapel street -Stone, Miss, Market street -Vince, Mr. John, Market place - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Adcock, Mrs., dressmaker, Turnpike -Alexander, Daniel, solicitor, agent to the Atlas and the Law Union -offices, Fair Land place -Barton, F., excise officer, Chapel street -Bayes, William, farmer, Mill road -Bedford, William, watch and clock maker, Turnpike -Bowles, William, miller, Market street -Bradfield, George, grocer and draper, Market place -Bunn, Benjamin, cooper, Copper lane -Cobon, Mrs. Jane, day and boarding school for young ladies, Church street -Cannell, Abraham, George inn, Mill road -Caston, W., tailor, Church street -Chamberlain, Charles, grocer and draper, Church street -Clarke, E. W., builder -Coe, Frederick, White Hart inn Commercial hotel, Market place -Drewell, William, painter, plumber, and glazier, Church street -Eagling, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Fair Land place -Elsy, George, stationer, draper, &c., Market place -Elsy, William, bricklayer and builder, Back street -Emmerson, William, ironmonger and brazier, Market street -Feltham, James, solicitor, Fair Land place -Feltham, Mrs. Mary, blacksmith, Market street -Feltham, Philip, plumber and glazier, Market street -Feltham, Robert, saddle and harness maker, Market street -Fisher, William, baker and miller, Fair Land place -Gapp, Charles, general smith, Hall lane -Gricks, John, the Cock inn and stone mason, Market street -Griston, James, tailor, Market street -Harvey, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Baxter row -Howard, Philip, wine and spirit merchant, &c., Market place -Howchin, Edmund, butcher -Hubbard, John S., wheelwright, Fair Land place -Hubbard, John, junr., school-master to the National school, Chapel street -King, Ellen, milliner, dressmaker, and straw bonnet maker, Church street -King, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Market place -King, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Fair Land place -Kingaby, Thomas, hairdresser -Lane, Franklin, tailor, Chapel street -Langford, Samuel C., chemist and druggist, Market place -Large, Miss, grocer, draper, and post manager, Market place -Large, Robert, farmer, Mill road -Laskey, John, the Dog inn, carrier to Norwich and Hingham -Lilley, Richard, baker and farmer, Market place -Lincoln, Henry, chimney sweeper, Baxter lane -Monement, Mr. Edward, surgeon, Chapel street -Money, Robert, the Ringers, Turnpike -Muffett, William, plumber, glazier, and painter -Newson, Benjamin, the Unicorn, and butcher, Fair Land place -Nicholson, John N., butcher, Market place -Norton, Francis, general shopkeeper, Fair Land place -Pearce, Charles, Three Horse-shoes and blacksmith, Market place -Pigg, Charles, farmer, Dereham road -Pitts, George W., baker and miller, Market-place -Pitts, John, farmer, Dereham road -Pitts, Phineas, tailor and draper, agent to the Sun Fire Office, -Market-place -Precious, Richard, Angel Inn, Market-place -Riddlesworth, Francis, grocer and draper, Fair Land place -Riddlesworth, Francis, harness maker, Fair Land place -Rose, Philip W., boot and shoe maker, and leather cutter, Turnpike -Semmence, Francis, tailor and confectioner, Turnpike -Scott, Charles, linen draper, grocer, &c., Market street -Spruce, William, farmer, Mill road -Stafford, John, the Oak, Turnpike -Tallant, John Thomas, surgeon, Market-place -Thompson, John, tailor, Market-place -Vince, James, grocer and draper, Market-place -Waller, William G., tailor, Turnpike -Ward, John, the Bell, Baxter row -Woodrow, John, schoolmaster at the Grammar School, High street -Wyatt, Davey, tailor and shopkeeper, Fair Land place - - - - -THETFORD - - -Thetford is an ancient borough and market town, 31¼ miles S.W. from -Norwich, 80 miles N.E. from London, by road, and 95¼ miles by rail. Part -of the town is in Suffolk; it is well paved, and lighted with gas. The -river is navigable, and great quantities of coal and timber are imported -from Lynn; and corn, malt, wool, &c., are exported; but since the railway -from Brandon to Norwich has been opened for the conveyance of -merchandize, it has materially affected the navigation interest, and it -is anticipated the railway conveyance will entirely supersede the water -conveyance, although the corporation has been at a great expense in -erecting locks, &c. The town has been gradually declining for many -years, which is attributed mainly to the removal of the assizes from this -borough to Norwich in 1833. - -The Norwich and Brandon railway passes through the northern side of the -town; the station is at the northern part of the town. The market is -held on Saturday for pedlary and small wares, but it is almost obsolete, -merely being for butter, eggs, meat, and vegetables, and sometimes a few -pigs. There are four large breweries in the town; a tanner’s, a -fellmonger’s, and two brick and lime yards, a large paper-mill, (giving -employment to a great many women), also a powerful water-mill (flour), -several malting houses, bone-crushing and manure works, coach works, -ropemaking, and an extensive iron foundry and agricultural implement -manufactory, which is situated on the site of old St. Nicholas church, -the last remains of that once noble edifice being now razed to the -ground. - -In the parish of St. Mary, and on the Suffolk side of the river, are -still to be found the remains of a monastery (St. Sepulchre’s); the -porter’s gate is visible, as also part of the church, now converted into -a barn; it is called the “Canons.” - -Thetford formerly had twenty churches and eight monasteries, of which -there are numerous ruins, and the surrounding country abounds with -“barrows,” or “tumuli.” - -Out of twenty churches which originally stood here, three only now -remain: the oldest, St. Mary’s, situated on the Suffolk side, is a large -structure with thatched roof, a high square tower, built chiefly with -flint, 6 bells and no spire; the interior is in good repair, has a -chancel, aisles, and gallery; it contains several monuments, one of -handsome marble, to the memory of Sir Rd. Fulmerston. The Duke of -Norfolk is patron of the living, a perpetual curacy, enjoyed by the Rev. -Wm. Collett. St. Peter’s is a handsome commodious building and lofty -tower, built principally of flint, with various devices of the same -material, inlaid with considerable taste. The tower and church were -partly rebuilt in 1789. This is a rectory, united to the perpetual -curacy of St. Cuthbert’s, also in the gift of the Duke of Norfolk: the -Rev. E. H. Gibbon is the incumbent. St. Cuthbert’s church, situated near -the market-place, has been restored. There is a large Wesleyan chapel, -with a commodious gallery, a large Independent and also a Primitive -Methodists’ chapel, and a meeting-house for Quakers, (the latter is very -seldom used); also a Catholic chapel on the Suffolk side of the town. - -The Guildhall, where the quarter sessions are held for the borough, is -situated in the centre of the town, overlooking the new market-place, -which is enclosed by a neat iron railing. - -The Gaol, enlarged in 1816, is a neat stone building, but since the -removal of the assizes to Norwich, in 1833, has been very little used. - -The fairs are held, May 14th, August 2nd and 16th, and September 26th. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Bidwell, Mrs. Mary Ann, Paddock -Bullen, Mr. William, Magdalen street -Burton, Miss Sarah, Great Magdalen street -Cobb, Mrs. Sarah, White Hart street -Cooper, Mrs. Caroline, King street -Farrow, Miss Rose, King street -Faux, Mr. Gregory, White Horse street -Faux, Mrs. Susan, Wells street -Gibbon, Rev. E. H., rector of St. Peter’s, and incumbent of St. -Cuthbert’s -Hill, Mrs. M., Guildhall street -Hobbins, Mrs. Elizabeth, London road -Hubert, Rev. Henry, rector, Santon with Downham, Wells street -Jennings, Mr. Frederic, Market place -Lloyd, Rev. Morgan, Independent Minister, Great Magdalen street -Mann, Mr. T. W., Great Magdalen street -Marsham, Miss Sophia, Gaol street -Methold, Mrs., King street -Moore, Rev. John, rector of Kilverstone, Wells street -Norman, Mrs. Sarah, Ford street -Palmer, Mr. Joseph, Magdalen street -Palmer, Mrs. Mary Ann, London road -Palmer, Mrs. Sarah, White Hart street -Pollard, Mrs., London road -Sansum, Mrs. Mary, Bury road -Snare, Mrs. Louisa, Bury road -Stokes, Mrs. Susan, Great Magdalen street -Tabraham, Rev. Richard, Bury road -Taylor, Rev. John, Catholic priest, London road -Tyrrell, Mr. George, White Hart street -Vantier, Mr. Edwin, White Hart street -West, Miss Elizabeth, Guildhall street -Wright, Mr. William, Earl’s street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Able, Samuel, saddle and harness maker, White Hart street -Allison, William, tailor, White Hart street -Atkins, William, cabinet maker, Earl’s lane -Bailey, Henry Woodroffe, F.R.C.S.E., C.M., R.C.C., Guildhall street -Barber, John Lee, merchant and maltster, Ford place -Barnard, John, harness maker, Great Magdalen street -Bartlett, Henry Albert, farmer, Brandon road -Battell, John, carpenter and builder, Guildhall street -Bennett, James, baker, St. Giles’s lane -Bennett, William, Red Cow, Back street -Best, H. W., surgeon, King street -Betts, William, carpenter and joiner, Magdalen street -Bibbry, William, baker, Great Magdalen street -Bidwell, Leonard, brewer, Old Market street -Bond, William, gun and pistol manufacturer, Market-place -Booth, Richard, blacksmith, Back street -Boyce, Henry, builder, Wells street -Boyce, Luke, bricklayer, plasterer, and slater, Castle row -Boyce, Thomas, plumber and glazier, King street -Boyce, William, the Dolphin, and builder, Old Market street -Brock, Ann, milliner and dress-maker, Earl’s lane -Brown and Colby, furnishing ironmongers, Bridge street -Brown, Peter, plumber and glazier, White Horse street -Browne, William, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Browne, William, pipe manufacturer, Croxton road -Burgess, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Burrell, Charles, engineer and millwright -Campkin, Josiah, tailor and draper, White Hart street -Canham, Robert, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Carley, Philip, tailor, King street -Carley, Robert, printer, stationer, bookseller, and bookbinder, King -street -Carr, George William, watch and clock maker, King street -Carr, Isaac, boot and shoe maker, White Hart street -Carter, John, Trowel and Hammer, Bury road -Catton, Mary and Ann, china and glass warehouse, King street -Challis, John, the Castle, Magdalen street -Christopher, Benjamin, hair dresser, White Hart street -Clarke, James, grocer and cooper, White Hart street -Clarke, Robert Eagle, solicitor, Bridge street -Clarke, William, corn, coal, and seed merchant, King street -Clarke, William, Norwich carrier, Magdalen street -Clarke, William, brazier, Great Magdalen street -Codling, Mrs. R., milliner and dress-maker, Bury street -Cole, William, King’s Head, White Hart street -Cook, James, rope and twine manufacturer, Magdalen street -Cook, John, dyer, Magdalen street -Cooper, John W., Auctioneer, &c., Bury road -Corrins, Henry, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Cracknell, Henry, the Chequers, King street -Craske, Elizabeth, baker, Raymond street -Cronshey, James, chemist and druggist, and artificial manure -manufacturer, Bridge street -Cross, Mary, ladies’ day school, Guildhall street -Darsley, William, Green Dragon, Market-place -Davey, Daniel, White Horse Inn, Ray-street -Davy, James, surveyor, White Hart street -Davy John, cabinet maker and joiner, Guildhall street -Deeks, George, grocer and draper, White Hart street -Diver, David, brazier, Gaol street -Diver, John, ironmonger and gas fitter, Guildhall street -Diver, Mrs. Mary, baker, Magdalen street -Dickman, M. A., straw bonnet maker, White Hart street -Dulley, Frances, grocer and draper, King street -Edwards, James, confectioner and grocer, Wells street -Edwards, Jeremiah, White Hart Inn, White Hart street -Edwards, Robert, Bell Inn, Bridge street -Edwards, Robert James, dealer in game, Bridge street -Ellis, George, fishmonger, Great Magdalen street -Ellis, Philip, tailor, Great Magdalen street -Emms, Joseph, furniture broker, Great Magdalen street -Esling, Henry, tailor, Guildhall street -Farr, Alfred, printer, bookseller, and general stationer, King street -Farrow, Benjamin, tailor, Earl’s street -Feltham, Mrs. Mary, watch and clock maker, Market-place -Fendick, Francis Edward, tailor, King street -Fetch, Sarah, Victoria Shades, Nether road -Fleet, James, bookseller and binder, Earl’s street -Foulsham, Charles, baker, King street -Fowell, Henry, dealer in tea and coffee, Earl’s street -Foyson, Cornall, merchant, Ford place -Foyson, James and Sons, maltsters and wool merchants, Bridge street, h -King street -Frost, Edward, tanner and wool merchant, Wells street -Frost, Edward and Sons, tanners and felmongers, wool staplers, curriers, -and leather merchants, White Hart street, and Tanners’ lane -Frost, George, boot and shoe maker, Raymond street -Gates, John Henry, English master at grammar school, London road -Gill, Francis, shopkeeper, Old Market street -Gill, Garner, merchant, Wells street -Gill, John Willis, miller, Cage lane -Gill, Robert, whitesmith and bell-hanger, Old Market street -Gill, William, fishmonger and fruiterer, Guildhall street -Godfrey, George, boat builder, &c., Bury road -Golding, John, Railway Tavern, near the Station -Gooch, William, shopkeeper, Back street -Goodricks, Thomas George, boot and shoe maker, Guildhall street -Greene, William, tailor, Earl’s street -Gunstone, David, shopkeeper, Bury road -Hammond, Sophia, grocer and draper, Great Magdalen street -Hardy, Charles Wilmot, classical master at the grammar school, London -road -Harold, Mrs. Ann, baker, Guildhall street -Harris, Henry, watch maker, jeweller, and silversmith, King street -Harvey and Hudsons, bankers, Bridge street -Harvey, James M., draper, &c., King street -Harvey, William, brush and clog manufacturer, Great Magdalen street -Hassam, John H., Excise officer, White Hart street -Henley, Mrs., milliner and dress-maker, Magdalen street -Hill, Charles, grocer, Magdalen street -Hollingsworth, Richard, timber merchant, Magdalen street -Houchen, John, solicitor, clerk of the peace, and agent to (Messrs. -Oakes, Bevan, and Co., bankers, Bury Saint Edmund’s,) London road -Howard, Jacob, boot and shoe maker and postmaster, Market-place -Howard, Joseph, veterinary surgeon, Town street -Howard, Maria, the Horse Shoes, Great Magdalen street -Huggins, Charles, butcher, St. Cuthbert’s, Market-place -Hunt, Edward, King’s Arms, King street -Jackson, John, the Plough, Croxton road -Jennings, Mr., farmer, Place farm, Mill lane -Johnson, Henry, carpenter and builder, Market street -Joslin, George, accountant, London road -Juler, John, grocer and draper, Bridge street -Kent, Robert, Coach and Horses, Mundford road -King, Thomas, wheelwright, Back street -Kingdon, George, grocer, Old Market place -Leech, Mrs., dress and stay maker, Earl’s street -Lock, Henry, the Star Inn, Bury road -Lockwood, George, tobacconist, Earl’s street -Mackenzie, G. W., surgeon, Bury road -Mann, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Matthew, William G., tailor, Raymond st. -Matthews, Miss S., milliner and dress maker, Raymond street -Meadows, Josiah, tailor, King street -Moore, Henry, Half Moon, Mundford road -Munn, Richard, Winchester and Co., paper manufacturers, Mill lane -Musk, Thomas, Three Hoops, Magdalen street -Neobard, John, and Son, wine merchants, London road -Nye, Charles, dispensing chemist, King street -Oakes, Bevan, Moor, and Co., bankers, Bridge street -Oldman, John and S., cabinet makers, upholsterers, auctioneers and -woollen repository, King street -Palmer, Alfred, coach builder, London road -Palmer, James, bricklayer, Great Magdalen street -Palmer, John, baker, White Hart street -Peachey, Samuel, accountant, Church street -Peacock, William, draper, King street -Peak, Lewis, supervisor, Magdalen street -Pechey, Joseph, boot and shoe maker, Great Magdalen street -Pechey, William, accountant, Bridge street -Peck, Edward, stone and marble mason, London road -Peck, Sarah Ann, milliner and dress maker, London road -Petteny, William, the Spread Eagle, Old Market street -Plumpton, Mary Ann, Anchor Hotel, Bridge street -Pollard, Alfred, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street -Pratt, Sarah, confectioner, King street -Pretty, Elizabeth, plumber and glazier, Guildhall street -Puttick, Henry, day classical academy, Magdalen street -Reeder, Robert, Golden Horse Shoe, Back street -Reeve, Henry, carrier, Earl’s lane -Reynolds, John, basket maker, Wells street -Reynolds, Robert, bird preserver, Bridge street -Richardson, Thomas, agent for Harvey and Hudson, bankers -Ripper, William, Engine and Tender, Mundford road -Rogers, Wallis, grocer and draper, Market-place -Rumblow, George, foreman to paper mills, Mill lane -Sakens, Elizabeth, straw bonnet maker, Magdalen street -Salter, W. P., farmer, Abbey farm -Scales, Mary, fancy repository, White Hart street -Scott, Emma, draper, King street -Sharp, William, stone and marble mason, Guildhall street -Shaw, Robert, gardener and seedsman, Great Magdalen street -Skippins, Charles, currier and leather cutter -Slipper, James, boot and shoe maker, Guildhall street -Smart, Charles, ironmonger, King street -Smith, Dennis, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, Guildhall -street -Smith, John, carpenter and builder, Back street -Snare, Rebecca, shopkeeper, Bury road -Snare, Susan, milliner and dress maker, Mill lane -Spalding, John, licensed brewer, Bury road -Sparrow, Sarah, shopkeeper, Garden place -Spendlove, Hannah, watch and clock maker, Bridge street -Spendlove, Robert, Dog and Partridge, Guildhall street -Steward, Stephen, Fleece Inn, Croxton road -Stokes, Joseph, cork manufacturer, Guildhall street -Stone, Mary, carrier to Bury, Back street -Tingay, Samuel, shopkeeper, Tavern lane -Tompson, George, timber merchant, Magdalen street -Towell, William, tailor, Magdalen street -Trail, William, accountant, Magdalen street -Traise, Edward, baker, Guildhall street -Tudd, Henry, hair dresser, Magdalen str. -Tunney, John, saddle and harness maker, rope and twine maker, Bridge -street -Tyler, Charles Dewing, Red Lion inn, Market-place -Tyrrell, John, Black Horse, Great Magdalen street -Tyrrell, Henry Robert, maltster and farmer, White Hart street -Ward, George, baker, Great Magdalen street -Watson, Cornelius, butcher, Back street -Webb, Richard, baker, White Hart street -West, John, veterinary surgeon, Market-place -West, William, boot and shoe maker, leather seller, agent to the Fire and -Life Insurance Office, Guildhall street -Whistler, William, game dealer, and sheriffs’ officer, King street -Whiterod, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Guildhall street -Wicks, William Watts, brewer and spirit merchant, Thetford -Wilson, Philip, hair dresser, Magdalen street -Woolsey, Abraham, Albion inn, Magdalen street -Woolsey, William, George inn, Back street -Wright, George, plumber and glazier, Great Magdalen street -Youngs, Thomas, the Angel, Guildhall street - - - - -FAKENHAM. - - -Fakenham, formerly called Fakenham-Lancaster, is a market-town and -parish, 33¾ miles from Norwich, and 137½ from London. The town is very -pleasantly situated on a declivity, north of the river Wensum. It has of -late years been considerably improved by the erection of several neat -houses: the streets are well paved, and lighted with gas. The market; -held on Thursday, is well supplied and attended. There are two fairs; on -Whit-Monday and November 22nd. The population, in 1851, was 2,347. - -The New Corn Exchange was opened August 23rd, 1855, and is a very fine -erection, suitable for the purposes required. - -The church of St. Peter is a handsome structure, chiefly in the later -English style, with a lofty embattled tower, crowned by crocketted -pinnacles, and containing eight bells; it has a nave and chancel, with -north and south aisles. A new east window, in five compartments, partly -filled with stained glass, was erected in 1805, and a new organ in -1826—the latter at the expense of the late rector. The inside of the -church is neatly pewed; the chancel is separated from the nave by a -finely-carved screen; the font is octangular, and embellished with -carvings of the arms of the duchy of Lancaster, and the emblems of the -Evangelists, the Trinity, and the Passion. A beautiful altar-piece of -Bath stone, in the Gothic style, designed by Mr. Brown of Norwich, and -executed by Mr. Daniel Forster, was put up in 1844. The living is a -rectory, in the gift of Trinity College, Cambridge. The Rev. M. A. -Atkinson is the rector. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Atkinson, Rev. Michael Angelo, rector of Fakenham, Post-office street -Blanchflower, Miss Ann, Wells road -Blanchflower, Mr. John, Wells road -Canham, Mr. William, Bridge street -Cousins, Mrs. Mary Ann, Wells road -Damant, Thomas William Esq., M.D., M.R.C I.L.L.I.A., Post-office street -Legge, Rev. William, dissenting minister -Marrison, Mrs. Frances, Wells road -Potter, Richard Goodwyn, Esq., Market-place -Roberts, Mrs. Matilda, Wells road -Rogers, Mrs. Phebœ, White Horse street -Rudds, Mrs. Alice, Bridge street -Rudling, Mrs. Alice, Wells road -Seppings, Mr. Edmund, Norwich street -Sillett, Miss, Post-office street -Soams, Mrs., White Horse street -Woodcock, Mrs. Ann, White Horse street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Alderslade, Henry, clothier and general outfitter, opposite the Corn Hall -Allshorn, Lavel Lawlor, station master -Anderson, George, British schoolmaster, White Horse street -Ansell, Robert, cabinet maker, auctioneer and appraiser, Norwich street -Antingham, James, shopkeeper and bricklayer, Oak street -Bacon, William Brett, grocer and tea dealer, Norwich street -Baker, William, baker and farmer, Norwich street -Baldwin, George Thomas, veterinary surgeon, Norwich street -Bambridge, Martin, china and glass dealer, Post and Stamp-office, -Post-office street -Barley, Edmund Johnson, chemist and druggist, Market-place -Barrett, Robert, cattle dealer, Rampant Horse street -Barrett, William, butcher, Oak street -Berrett, James, butcher and dealer, Wells road -Bottomley, Charles, stone and marble mason, Norwich street -Boulter, Robert, plumber, glazier, and painter, Market-place -Brereton, John, licensed brewer, Hall staithe -Brett, John, baker, Norwich road -Burrell, Daniel, hair dresser and perfumer, Market-place -Burrell, Daniel, furnishing ironmonger and clerk to the market, -Market-place -Burrell, George, hair dresser, Bridge street -Burrell, Mary Ann, Berlin wool shop, Norwich street -Bushell, Charles D., furnishing ironmonger, Market-place -Bushell, John Dunham, wholesale and retail grocer and tea-dealer, -Market-place -Bushell, Samuel, saddler and harness maker, Broad street -Campbell, Robert, farmer, Hay’s lane -Carter, William, shopkeeper, Bridge street -Cates, Robert, solicitor, the Grove -Chapman, Charles, draper, White Horse street -Clark, John, boot and shoe maker, Oak street -Clarke and Son, tailors, Oak street -Clipperton, Robert, saddler and harness maker, Market-place -Coker, William, boot and shoe maker, Mill lane -Cole, R. F., miller, Holt road -Cole, Thomas, grocer and draper, Market-place -Collett, Jonas, watch and clock maker, Market-place -Cowles, Messrs. and Son, classical and commercial academy, Norwich street -Cook, Mary Elizabeth, straw bonnet maker, White Horse street -Cook, Edward, coach builder, Bridge street -Cooper and Ward, linen drapers, Bridge street -Cox, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Norwich street -Crane, Robert, shopkeeper, Post-office street -Crisp, William, brewer, Market-place -Cummings, T. C., tailor, draper, and hatter, Norwich street -Cushing, John, brazier, Post-office street -Davey, Samuel, corn and seed merchant, Wells road -Davy, John Mays, watch and clock maker, silversmith and jeweller, -Market-place -Dawson, William, watch and clock maker, Norwich street -Diggins, Henry, the Oak inn, Post-office street -Donaldson, John, manager to the East of England bank, Market square -Drew, Alfred, surgeon, Norwich street -Drewell, Robert, hair dresser, Bridge street -Druery, John, tailor and outfitter, Market-place -Dunham, William, boot and shoe maker, Oak street -Ebberson, Robert M., grocer, Bridge street -Eglington, John, draper, Norwich street -Fidgett, William, currier and leather merchant, Broad street -Fidgett, William, pianoforte warehouse, musical instruments and music -seller, Broad street -Flowers, Robert Hall, Railway tavern and farmer, Norwich road -Flowers, Rouse, cooper, Norwich road -Forster, Daniel, stone and marble mason, Bridge street -Frost, Robert, shopkeeper, Oak street -Fyson, Joseph, miller and maltster, Fakenham mills -Gant, Richard, baker, Hay’s lane -Gardiner, David, tailor and draper, Upper Market -Garrod, John, iron foundry and engineer, Wells road -Gates, John, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street -Girling, Robert, builder, Hay’s lane -Goggs, Arthur, plumber, glazier, and confectioner, Norwich street -Goggs, Nathaniel D., grocer and draper, Corn Hall square -Goggs, Thomas R., miller, Bridge street -Goodman, Ann, dress-maker, Wells road -Goulson, Robert, Bull inn, Bridge street -Gray, Baker, baker, Oak street -Green, Henry, solicitor, Bridge street -Gricks, William, the Nelson, Hay’s lane -Grimes, William, Corn Hall tavern, Oak street -Gurneys, Birkbeck, and Co., bankers, Market-place -Habberton, Mrs. Elizabeth, boot and shoe maker, Norwich street -Hamond, Robert N., bank manager, Tuns street -Harding, John, sub-contractor for the Eastern Counties railway company, -Wells road -Harper, William, shopkeeper, Wells road -Harrison, Roger, Red Lion hotel, Market-place -Hendry, William, boot and shoe maker, Oak street -Herring, Robert, gardener and seedsman, Wells road -Hill, Martha, school mistress, Infant National school, Wells road -Hipkin, Mary Ann, straw bonnet maker, Post-office street -Horne, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street -Horsley, Charles and Son, coach builders, Bridge street -Horsley, Elizabeth, the Bell, Norwich road -Horsley, Mary, whitesmith in general, Tuns street -Horsley, Richard, relieving officer and register, Tuns street -Horsley, Robert, Black Horse, Quaker’s lane -Horsley, Robert, gunsmith and bell-hanger, Quaker’s lane -Howchin, Mary Ann, milliner and straw bonnet maker, White Horse street -Howorth, Edward, corn and seed merchant, Hay’s lane -Hubbard, Robert, linen draper, grocer, and tallow chandler, Norwich -street -Hunt, James, agent to Norwich Fire and Life Office, Bridge street -Hyder, William S., plumber, glazier, and ornamental painter, Norwich -street -Johnson, Henry, plumber and glazier, Tuns street -Kendall, Joshua, Cattle Market inn, Market-place -Kent, Henry, solicitor, Market-place, h Balance hall, Norwich street -Kent and Watson, solicitors, Market-place -Langley, Benjamin, horse breaker, Wells road -Langley, Vincent, builder, Oak street -Leeder, Besome, furniture broker, Market-place -Leverage, Maria, baker, Quaker street -Lulman, Charles, surveyor, Bridge street -Mace, Charles, draper, Market square -Margetts, Job, coach builder, Wells road -Mason, Matthew, green grocer, Norwich street -Mason, Samuel, fishmonger and carrier, Norwich street -Middleton, Francis B., actuary to the Savings bank, Post-office street -Miles, T. A., bankers’ clerk, Norwich street -Miller, Thomas John, printer, bookseller, binder, and stationer, -Market-place -Newby, William, draper and silk mercer, Market-place -Nicholson, Samuel, chemist and druggist, opposite the Corn Hall -Oakford, James, brazier, Holt road -Page, William, attorney’s clerk, Tuns street -Pawley, Robert, the Cow, Holt road -Pawley, Susan, straw bonnet maker, Norwich street -Plattin, Howard, chemist, druggist, and surgeon dentist, Market-place -Readwin, Joseph, builder and surveyor, York street -Readwin, Joseph, builder and surveyor, Quaker’s lane -Readwin and Tuck, milliners and dress-makers, Wells road -Richardson, Richard, boot and shoe maker, Norwich street -Rivett, William, whitesmith and bell-hanger, Quaker’s street -Rivett, William, cattle dealer, Rampant Horse street -Rolf, James, basket maker, Oak street -Rudge, Edward D., physician, Wells road -Rudland, George, butcher, Bridge street -Rudland, Henry, butcher, Market-place -Rudling, Joseph, the Star, Oak street -Sands, Isaac, Brewers Arms, Tuns street -Sayer, John, butcher, Norwich road -Sayer, Misses. R. and S., milliners, Corn Hall square -Scarle, George, chemist and druggist, Market-place -Sharpe, John, bankers’ clerk, Oak street -Scurl, Benjamin, the Sun inn, Norwich street -Sheringham, William, wine merchant, Market-place -Sly, Samuel James, confectioner, Bridge street -Sillett, Robert, wine, hop, seed, and wool merchant, Post-office street -Skipper, John, postman, Mill lane -Smith, Henry, miller, Bridge street -Smith, John, earthenware dealer, Oak st. -Smith, John, tailor, Holt road -Smith, John W., carpenter, Market-place -Southgate, William, coach builder, Post-office street -Stewardson, G. N., printer, bookseller, binder, stationer, and fancy -repository, Upper Market -Stoke, Mrs., ladies’ day school, Mill lane -Stoughton, James, Crown hotel, commercial inn, and posting house, -Market-place -Strangleman, George, horse dealer, White Horse street -Strutt, Samuel, the Rampant Horse, Rampant Horse street -Syder, George, farmer and seed merchant Oak street -Syder, Soughton, coal merchant, Quakers’ street -Trundall, Ann, milliner and dress maker, White Horse street -Turner, John, builder, Rampant Horse street -Tye, John, butcher and grocer, Norwich street -Utting, George, tailor, Quakers’ street -Utting, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Vurley, Elizabeth, milliner and dress maker, Rampant Horse street -Ward, William, tea-dealer, Wells road -Waters, Benjamin, coach builder, Holt road -Waters, Elizabeth, milliner and dress-maker, Holt road -Waters, John, coach builder, Holt road -Wilson, Thomas, policeman, Police station, White Horse street -Winter, George, cabinet maker, Brewers’ Arms street -Woodhouse, Henry, smith in general, Holt road -Wright, Gregory, marine store dealer, Oak street -Wright, John, clerk to the magistrates, do. taxes, do. board guardians, -Wellingham union, superintendent registrar, secretary to Corn Exchange, -agent to Sun Fire office, Bridge street -Wright, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, White Horse street - - - - -AYLSHAM. - - -Aylsham. A market and union town, in South Erpingham hundred, East -Norfolk, 125½ miles from London, and 12 N. of Norwich; contained, in -1851, 2,741 inhabitants, and 4,311 acres. The annual value of assessed -property in 1846 was £9,191 2s. 6d. It stands on the river Bure, which -is navigable to Yarmouth. The market is held on Tuesday. Fairs are held -yearly on March 23rd and last Tuesday in September, and a hiring for -servants on the first Tuesday in October. Petty Sessions are held every -Tuesday at the Black Boys Hotel; Mr. Frederic Roe, Clerk to Magistrates. - -The church of St. Michael was built by John of Gaunt, of Lancaster, the -court of whose duchy was once hold in this town. The font is enriched -with bas-reliefs of the four emblems of the Evangelists, the instruments -of the Passion, and the arms of Gaunt, with other armorial insignia. -Here is a monument to the memory of Richard Howard, Sheriff of Norwich, -who in 1488 built the church porch. The east window is decorated with -stained glass. The church has ten bells, a large and lofty steeple, -clock, and organ. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Dean and -Chapter of Canterbury. The Rev. E. T. Yates is the vicar. - -The Baptists, Wesleyans, and Primitive Methodists, have each a chapel -here. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Bond, Mrs. E., Cawston road -Browne, Miss Martha, Cromer road -Butler, Miss Mary, Millgate -Butler, John, Cromer road -Colby, Miss Charlotte, White Halt str. -Copeman, George, Esq., Cromer road -Ebbetts, Mrs. Elizabeth, Market place -Gunton, Miss Frances, Cromer road -Gunton, George, Esq., White Hart street -Hilliman, Mrs. Cromer road -Houndsfield, Mrs. Mary, Cromer road -Mileham, Miss Mary, Millgate -Postle, Robot, Esq., farmer, Cawston road -Short, Miss Sarah, Rod Lion street -Walpole, Mrs. Emily, White Hart street -Yates, Rev. E. T., vicar of St. Michael’s, Vicarage house -Young, Miss Elizabeth, Millgate - - - -TRADES. PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Abbs, William, baker, Church hill -Ager, George, Diocesan school (president, Lord Sondes; visitor, the -Bishop of Norwich) Post-office street -Austen, Baker S., ironmonger, Market-place -Ayton, Harriet, milliner and dress-maker, Market-place -Bane, Mary, shopkeeper, Millgate -Bane, William, chemist and druggist, Red Lion street -Barber, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Red Lion street -Bartram, William and Son, builders and timber merchants, Millgate -Bird, Joseph, Ship tavern, White Hart street -Blyth, Isaac, tailor, Millgate -Bonn, Winter, millwright, Cawston rood -Breeze, James, Black Boys hotel and posting house, Market-place -Breeze, Stephen, tailor and woollen draper, Market-place -Bullock, F. T. and millers and maltsters, Millgate -Burrell, George, builder, cabinet maker, upholsterer, and auctioneer, -Market-place -Burton, William, shopkeeper, White Hart street -Butler, William, smith in general, Cawston road -Cary, Thomas, shopkeeper, Millgate -Case, James Lee, farmer, Millgate -Chapman, Robert, butcher, Red Lion street -Charlton, Thomas, Primitive Methodist preacher, White Hart street -Clarke, George, Red Lion, Red Lion str. -Clemente, Charles and Son, printers, bookbinders, stamp office, reading -room and library. Market-place -Clover, John, baker and confectioner, (agent to the General Hail Storm -Company) Market-place -Copemans and Gurney, bankers; manager, Jacob Middleton, jun., Norwich -road -Colk, Ann, day school, Bridewell corner -Connold, Thomas, watch and clock maker, agent to Norwich Equitable Fire -office, Market-place -Culley, Benjamin, bricklayer, Cawston rd. -Dale, Robert, hair-dresser and bird preserver, Market-place -Davison, James, baker and miller, Butt Land lane -Edwards, John, china and glass dealer, Red Lion street -Elden, Eleanor, milliner and dress-maker, Red Lion street -Elden, Elizabeth, general shopkeeper, Red Lion street -England and Roper, grocers and drapers, Red Lion street -Eston, Robert, baker, Millgate -Feek, Dick, the New Inn, Red Lion street -Firmage, John, boot and shoe maker, Pinfold street -Fitt, Edward, gardener, Red Lion street -Fitt, James, the Anchor, Millgate -Fitt, John, watch and clock maker, Red Lion street -Forster, William, solicitor -Foxhall, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Caston street -Franklin, James, harness maker, Red Lion street -Freeman, John, stone and marble mason, and Stone Masons’ Arms, Millgate -Gatterson, Thomas, wheelwright and carpenter, Cromer road -Goodwin, Keziah, straw bonnet maker, Butt Land lane -Griffin, John, grocer and draper, Market-place -Grimson, John, carpenter, Pinfold street -Haddon, James, glover, &c., White Hart street -Harris and Nitch, millers and farmers, Caston road -Harrod, James, agent to the Norwich Union Fire and Life office, h -Paradise -Hatcher, Jane, milliner and dress-maker, Red Lion street -Hill, William, the Unicorn inn, Post-office street -Horstead, John, bricklayer, Post-office street -Howes, Matthew, general dealer, White Hart street -Ingate, Lewis, coachmaker, Commercial road -Jones, Edmund, superintendent of the police station, Cromer road -Johnson, Jane, school-mistress, Post-office street -Johnson, John, boot and shoe maker, Post-office street -Larke, John, cabinet maker, Cromer road -Laxen, Henry, saddle and harness maker, Market place -Laxon, Richard, baker and confectioner, Red Lion street -Lemon, Benjamin, saddle and harness maker, Red Lion street -Lomax, George, beer retailer, Millgate -Mark, Charles, grocer, draper, and shoe man, Market-place -Margetson, Robert, Norwich carrier and merchant -Mash, Eliza, shop-keeper, Millgate -Matthews, Richard, the Star inn, Red Lion street -Miller, Sarah, straw bonnet maker, Cromer road -Middleton, Jacob, jun., bank manager, Norwich road -Miller, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, White Hart street -Morton, R. K. Esq., physician, Cromer road -Moy, John, the Feathers, Cawston road -Mole, Elijah, baker, Pinfold street -Nicholls, John, the White Horse, Millgate -Nobbs, Mary Ann, superintendent of the post-office, Post-office street -Ostick, Robert, boot and shoemaker, White Hart street -Page, William, draper and grocer, Red Lion street -Parmeter, Robert W., Esq., solicitor, clerk of the Peace for the County -of Norfolk: h Cromer road -Payne, James, boot maker, Red Lion str. -Payne, William, boot and shoe maker, Red Lion street -Pert, David, plumber and glazier, Red Lion street -Pike, Robert, smith in general, Red Lion street -Platten, Edward Suffolk, Temperance house, Church hill -Poll, Frederic, sawyer, Town lane -Poll, Henry, beer retailer and brewer, White Hart street -Powell, Benjamin, grocer and draper, Market place -Proudfoot, John, carpenter and joiner, Post-office street -Puncher, William, the Dog inn, Norwich road -Purdy, James, patten and clog maker, Market place -Purdy, James, Norwich carrier and fishmonger, Red Lion street -Pye, Allen, the Swan, rent collector, Post-office street -Ransome, Horatio, tailor and draper, Red Lion street -Repton, William, solicitor, Market place -Roe, Daniel, F., solicitor’s clerk, Town lane -Rust, William and Eliza, ironmongers and boot and shoe makers, Red Lion -street -Sands, Sarah, butcher, Post-office street -Sands, James, butcher and farmer, Red Lion street -Scott, George, grocer and draper, Red Lion street -Scott, William Henry, solicitor, offices Market place: h Norwich road -Sexton, Joseph, baker, Post-office street -Smart, William, beer retailer and brewer, Post-office street -Smith, Frederick P., surgeon, Market place -Smithson, James, hairdresser, Red Lion street -Soame, Henry, farmer, Cawston road -Soame, John, baker, White Hart street -Starling, William, basket maker, Red Lion street -Stearman, Ann, shopkeeper, Red Lion street -Stearman, Frederick, tailor, Post-office street -Stearman, James, gardener, Cawston road -Sutton, John, tailor and draper, Red Lion street -Symonds, John, chemist and druggist, Market place -Tattam, George Edward, smith in general, Cromer road -Thirtle, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Norwich road -Tuck, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Millgate -Turner, Frederick James, ladies’ boarding and day school, Market place -Ulph, John Hook, Cross Keys and wheelwright, Red Lion street -Waller, J. W., Commercial road -Warren, Thomas, tea dealer and draper, Market place -Watson, James W. B., basket maker and reed merchant, Millgate -Williamson, Henry, the Bull inn, Red Lion street -Wright, William, day and boarding school for young gentlemen, Commercial -road - - - - -DISS - - -Diss. A neat and well-built market town, in Diss hundred, East Norfolk, -with a railway station 26½ miles N. of Ipswich, 24 miles E. of Bury St. -Edmund’s, 19 S.W. of Norwich, and 94½ N.E. of London. It is separated -from Suffolk by the river Waveney. The town is flourishing, and contains -some good shops. The population is 3,600, and the area in acres is -3,382, including Westbrook green, Walcot green, and Diss Heywood. The -Earl of Albemarle is lord of the manor of the latter, a large farming -district, to the N. of Diss. There are two fairs held here, on the third -Friday in September, and on the 8th of November. It has also a weekly -market held on Friday. The town is lighted with gas. The Church of the -Virgin Mary is a large, handsome structure, with a fine square tower and -eight bells, upon which a set of chimes play every four hours. The -rectory produces an annual income of £900, and the patron and incumbent -is the Rev. W. Manning. - -The Wesleyans, Independents, Primitive Methodists, Baptists, Unitarians, -and Quakers, have chapels here. There is also a National School for boys -and girls. - -The petty sessions are held every alternate Monday, at the King’s Head -Inn. The Excise office is held at the same place; likewise the Diss -Horticultural meeting. - -The Eastern Union extension railway passes through the parish, at about a -mile E. of the town. - -The New Corn Hall is in the Grecian style of architecture, with a lofty -stone portico, approached by a flight of steps from St. Nicholas’ street; -the interior is 77 ft. long, 42 ft. wide, and 27 ft. high; it has a glass -roof with a ground glass ceiling beneath it, to prevent the glare of the -sun. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Barkham, Mr. Thomas, Crown street -Barnard, Mrs., Mount street -Brook, Samuel, Esq., Mere street -Clubbe, Rev. James H., curate of Reydon, St. Nicholas’ street -Cox, Miss E., Roydon road -Davey, Mrs. M., the Common -Farrow, Samuel, Esq., Bridge street -Farrow, Miss Temperance, Crown street -Field, Rev. J., Independent minister -Jerrett, Mr. John, the Common -Juba, Mr. Thomas, Roydon road -Lewis, Rev. John Philip, Baptist minister, Crown street -Manning, Rev. C., M.A., the Cottage -Manning, Rev. Wm., rector of St. Mary, h the Rectory -Mines, Mrs. Elizabeth, Market-place -Rose, Miss Hannah, Mount street -Shepherd, Rev. Henry James, curate of St. Nicholas, Crown street -Smith, Mrs., Mere street -Tacon, Mrs. Rachel, Crown street -Tares, Mr. Joseph, the Common -Taylor, Miss Mary, Mount street -Thompson, Mr. Robert, Crown street -Wells, Mr. James, Common -Whaite, Mr. Thomas, Mere street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Abbott, Edward, printer, bookbinder, stationer, and music seller, Mere -street -Abbott, Joseph, tea-dealer, the Common -Aldrich, George, butcher, Bridge street -Aldrich, Henry, commercial traveller, Mount street -Aldrich, John, ironmonger, brazier, painter, plumber, and glazier, St. -Nicholas’ street -Aldrich, Robert, brush and patten manufacturer, St. Nicholas’ street -Aldrich, Mrs. Robert, grocer and tea-dealer, St. Nicholas’ street -Aldrich, William, hat manufacturer, Crown street -Alger, Cleersewell, land agent, surveyor, and lithographer, agent to the -London Indisputable Life office, and the London Unity Fire office, Mere -street -Alger, James, accountant, Crown street -Allen, Ann, the Star, Mere street -Amyott, Thomas E., surgeon, Crown str. -Andrews, William, watch and clock maker, jeweller and silversmith, St. -Nicholas’ street -Angold, Henry, carpenter and joiner, Mount street -Atkins, George and Son, carpenters and joiners, Back lane -Atkins, James, carpenter and builder, Church street -Austin, Edward, saddle and harness maker, Mere street -Baldwin, Cutty, dealer, the Tuns, Common -Baldwin, John, currier and leather seller, Church street -Barkham, W. H., cabinet maker, upholsterer, paper hanger, appraiser, &c., -Market-place -Barkway, Edward, gardener and seedsman, Common -Barnard, Alfred Francis, solicitor, St. Mary’s terrace -Barrett, Philip, grocer, tea-dealer and porter merchant, Mere street -Battel, John, broker, Mount street -Battel, William, the Greyhound, St. Nicholas’ street -Berrett, Benjamin, basket maker and cooper, Mere street -Berrett, William, corn chandler, the Sun inn, Mere street -Bishop, Henry, boot and shoe warehouse, opposite the Church -Bobby, Henry, tailor, draper, and hatter, Market square -Bobby, James H., draper, &c., Saint Nicholas’ street -Boggis and Son, silk mercers and drapers, Mere street -Bond, George, tailor, St. Nicholas’ street -Booty, James, tea-dealer, St. Nicholas’ street -Broad, Mrs. A., milliner, Mere street -Broad, George W., brush and patten manufacturer, St. Nicholas’ street -Browne, George F., solicitor, Mount street -Browne, Samuel, clothier, Market-place -Browning, Samuel, grocer and tea-dealer, Market-place and Common -Brunning, John, carpenter, Church street -Bryant, Daniel, tailor and draper, Mere street -Bull, Charles, surgeon, Mount street -Bunyan, John W., saddle and harness maker, St. Nicholas’ street -Burch, Susannah, seminary for young ladies, Mount street -Burch, Thomas, cooper, Mount street -Burrows, Band, G., grocer and tea-dealer, ladies’ boot and shoe -establishment, Mere street -Burrows, Robert, maltster, Crown street -Burrows, Thomas, hair-dresser and bird preserver, Market-place -Carman, Robert, brewer and retailer of beer, Crown street -Cary, John S., general dealer, Market-place -Chambers, Edmund, the Half Moon, St. Nicholas’ street -Chaplyn, Mary Ann, milliner and dress-maker, Crown street -Chaplyn, William, hair-dresser, Crown street -Chaplyn, William, corn, coal, and malt merchant, Common -Chapman, George, farmer, Heywood -Chase, Charles, butcher, Market-place -Chatton, Zachariah, farmer, Heywood -Cobb, Harriet, baker, Bridge street -Cobb, Samuel, plumber, glazier, and sheriffs’ officer, fancy toy shop, -Mere street -Cobb, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Church street -Coe, Jarvis, painter, plumber, and glazier, Mere street -Coleman, Benjamin, tailor, Mount street -Collier, Charles, station master, Station -Cooke, James, linen manufacturer, St. Nicholas’ street -Copeman, William, broker, Crown street -Copping, William, grocer and draper, Bridge street -Cotman, Thomas, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, and corn -inspector, Bridge street -Cracknell, John, grocer and draper, Market hill and St. Nicholas’ street -Creasey, Emily, milliner and dress-maker, St. Mary’s terrace -Crisp, Simon, butcher, Crown street -Cubitt, Clara, fancy repository, Mere st. -Cupiss, Francis, chemist and druggist, veterinary surgeon, printer and -bookbinder, Mere street -Cuthbert, Henry, corn, coal, and seed merchant, Mere street -Cutting, John, farmer, Heywood -Dakin, George, commercial traveller, the Common -Debenham, Edward, linen draper, Crown street -Denlock, Mr., boarding and day school for young gentlemen, Church street -Digby, Josiah, fishmonger, Crown street -Dove, John, watch and clock maker, Crown street -Downing, Robert, builder, Park fields -Easto, Richard, beer retailer, Common -Edwards, Francis, Saracen’s Head, Mount street -Eglington, William, tailor and draper, Mere street -Elliott, Thomas, auctioneer and valuer, St. Mary’s terrace -Elliott, Wm. W., auctioneer, valuer, and farmer, Thelton; firm, Elliott -and Son -Ellis, Robert, farmer, Common -Ellis, Stimpson, farmer, Heywood -Elsey, Jonathan, farmer, Walcot green -Esling, John, grocer and tea-dealer, St. Nicholas’ street -Everett, George, farmer, Heywood -Farrow, Charles, brewer, maltster, wine, spirit, and porter merchant, -Bridge street -Farrow, Joseph, timber merchant, Crown street -Farrow, Thomas, architect and builder, Crown street -Fincham and Simpson, bankers, Diss, Harling and Eye; London agents, -Barclay, Bevan and Co. -Foulger, Edward, farmer, Walcot green -Freeman, Robert, green grocer, Market-place -Garrett Brothers, coach builders, Mere street -Gilman, John, baker, Bridge street green -Goldsmith, Mary, cowkeeper, Common -Goold, Philip, shoeing smith, Ship inn, Mere street -Gostling, Harriet, bookseller, stationer, and dealer in china and -earthenware, Mere street -Gostling, Thomas, chemist, druggist, oil and colorman, Market-place and -Mere street -Gray, Frederic W., organist, Mount street -Hague, Sarah, stay and corset maker, St. Nicholas’ hill -Hague, William, tailor and draper, St. Nicholas’ hill -Hammond, William, boot and shoe maker, Mount street -Harbour, William, farmer, Heywood -Harris, Henry, farmer, Heywood -Harrison, Henry, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Mere street -Harrison, William, cabinet maker, Crown street -Harveys and Hudsons, bankers; H. P. Engshom, manager -Hayward, Henry, shoeing smith, Crown street -Hearn, John, farmer, Burston road -Heffill and Barnard, solicitors -Heffill, Henry, solicitor, Mount street -Hewitt, Robert, the Two Brewers, Saint Nicholas’ street -Holmes, John, dyer and dresser, Mere street -Holmes, Margaret and Eliza, milliners and dress-makers, Mere street -Humphrey, John, painter, plumber, and glazier, Common -Jay, Sarah, miller, Common -Kent, John, clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, agent for the Norwich Fire -Office, and Chief Constable, St. Mary’s terrace -Kent, John, farmer, Darrow road -Kerry, John, corn chandler, St. Nicholas’ street -Kerry, Jonathan, wheelwright, Mount street -Knights, Samuel, shopkeeper, Bridge street green -Knowles, Mary Ann, straw bonnet maker, St. Nicholas’ hill -Knowles, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, St. Nicholas’ hill -Lacy, William, butcher, Mere street -Lait, Charles, coach builder, Mere street -Lait, Thomas, clothier, Crown street -Leathers, Richard, corn chandler, Mere street -Leech, John, currier, Crown street -Leeder, Simon, confectioner, Mere street -Legood, Mrs., milliner and dress-maker, Mount street -Lines, Harriet, ironmonger, brazier, and smith in general, St. Nicholas’ -street -Lines, John, cattle dealer, Common -Luccock, James, farmer, Church street -Lusher, William, baker, Church street -Lyns, George, solicitor, Terrace -Mallott, John, gunsmith, Mere street -Mallott, Mildred, spice bread maker, Mere street -Marsh, Arthur F., watch and clock maker, jeweller and silversmith, Crown -street -Mason, Charles, timber and coal merchant, Common -Mayerows, James, shopkeeper, Common -Mice, Hannah, glover, St. Nicholas’ street -Moore, William, King’s Head commercial posting house and revenue office, -Mere street -Murton, Henry, farmer, Heywood -Murton, Robert, sen., farmer, Heywood -Musgrave, Mary Ann, post mistress, Mount street -Muskett, John, surveyor, St. Mary’s terrace -Muskett, John, solicitor, clerk to the magistrates, coroner of the -liberties of the Duke of Norfolk, Crown street -Mutimer, Edward, Bee Hive, Crown street -Newdick, William, farmer, Heywood -Nunn, Richard C., auctioneer and estate agent, Mere street -Payne, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Market place -Payne, John, Red Lion, the Common -Payne, Jonathan, the Cock, Bridge street -Payne, Mrs., Railway tavern, Common -Pearce, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, St. Nicholas’ street -Plummer, John, farmer, Mount street -Poll, Wm., confectioner, Mere street -Quadling, Benjamin, timber and coal merchant, common -Rands, Israel, gardener, Crown street -Rayner, William, coal merchant, Mount street -Read, John, shopkeeper, St. Nicholas’ street -Ready, Richard, boot and shoe maker, Church street -Reeve, John, saddle and harness maker, Crown street -Robinson, Elizabeth and Rose, day and boarding establishment for young -ladies, Mount street -Robinson, John, linen and woollen draper, Market-place -Rogers, Mrs., Crown commercial inn, Crown street -Roper, Miss Hannah, dressmaker, Mount street -Rose, Frederick R., surgeon, the Common -Rout, John, bricklayer, Roydon road -Ruffell, Henry, builder, Church street -Sayer, John W., miller, the Common -Scrivener, Edward, watch and clock maker, Common -Slack, Richard, proprietor to the Gas Works and shoeing smith, Back lane -Smith, Edward, medical botanist, Crown street -Smith, Edmund, farmer, Heywood -Spink, Henry, butcher, Church street -Spurling, William, farmer, Walcot green -Stollery, Charles, farmer, Westby green -Taylor, Dennis, watch and clock maker, silversmith, and jeweller, Mere -street -Taylor, Thomas L., brewer, wine and spirit merchant, Crown street -Teasdel, Henry, ironmonger and bar-iron merchant, Mere street -Tippell, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Crown street -Tovell, William, fishmonger, Back lane -Turrell, William, butcher, Market place -Wallace, Edward, solicitor, Roydon road -Ward, Henry, surgeon, Crown street -Ward, John, the Chequers, Bridge street -Ward, William, the Bell, Market place -Welham, Robert, builder, Mount street -Welham, Sarah, the Dolphin, Church street -Welham, Thomas, hair dresser and wig maker, Mere street -Wells, Frederic, farmer, Heywood -Whaite, Sabina, ironmonger, tin plate worker, brazier, and ironfounder, -Market-place -Whitehead, —, hair dresser and bird preserver, Mere street -Whitrod, Benjamin, watch and clock maker, &c., Market tower -Wilkinson, Joseph, solicitor, Common -Witting, Charles, tea-dealer, Church street -Woodrow, Charles, farmer, Walcot green -Woodrow, Richard, baker, &c., Saint Nicholas’ street -Woodrow, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Crown street -Woodrow, William, baker and confectioner, Market square -Wright, George, the White Horse, Market place -Wright, George, the Cherry Tree, Roydon road - - - - -EAST DEREHAM - - -East Dereham, or Market Dereham, is a market town, railway station, and -parish, partly in Mitford and partly in Launditch hundred, West Norfolk, -12¼ miles E. by N. of Swaffham, 11 from Wymondham, 16 E. by N. of -Norwich, and 102 N.N.E. of London. The parish contains 5,661 acres, and -a population, in 1851, of 4,385. It is a very ancient town. The market -is held on Friday. The fairs are held in the market-place on the -Thursdays before July 6th and September 29th. Petty Sessions are held -every alternate Friday, and there is a county court. - -The church of St. Nicholas is an ancient building, on the site of the -conventual chapel: the bell tower is square, and is detached from the -church. It was built 1508–20, and contains a peal of 8 bells. Wm. -Cowper, the poet, is buried in this church. - -The vicarage of East Dereham, with the curacy of Hoe annexed to it, was -valued, in 1831, at £480. Here is also a sinecure rectory, valued, in -1831 at £710. The Rev. Wm. Chas. Wollaston holds the sinecure rectory, -in lease from the crown, and is also patron of the vicarage, which is -enjoyed by the Rev. B. J. Armstrong. - -The Baptists, Wesleyans, Independents, and Primitive Methodists, have -chapels here. There is also a British and Foreign, and National School; -the former situated on the London road, and the latter in Theatre Street. -The town is well lighted with gas. The works were constructed by Mr. -George Malan, but are now in the possession of a company of shareholders: -the gasometer will hold 7,000 cubic feet of gas. Mr. Stephen Harvey is -secretary, and Mr. C. Aldis is the manager. - -Here are Assembly Rooms, built in 1756. In February, 1852, a Savings’ -Bank was established here, under the auspices of the leading families, -and will, undoubtedly, become a great benefit to the labouring classes. - -Dillington is a hamlet of this parish, 1 mile N.W., with 40 inhabitants. -Dumpling Green, 1 mile S. Etling Green, North Hall Green, South Green, -and Toftwood, are other hamlets. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c - - -Andrews, Thomas, Esq., Quebec road -Armstrong, Rev. B. J., M.A., vicar, Vicarage -Aufrere, Norris, Esq., the Dale -Baker, Misses, Quebec road -Browne, Mrs. Colville, Market-place -Cooper, Mrs. Edmund, Church street -Cooper, Mr. William, Back lane -Curtis, Rev. John, Market-place -De Groube, Mrs. Mary, Church street -Durrant, William, Esq., Gorgate hall -Ellis, Mrs., Norwich road -Girling, Barry, Esq., Hambletoft house -Gooch, Mrs. James, Market-place -Harvey, Thomas, Esq., South green -Holland, Miss, South green -Humphreys, Edward, Esq., Shipdham road -Jeffreys, Rev. George Y., Quebec road -Johnson, Mrs. Ann, High street -Lee Warner, Mrs., Quebec hall -Markant, Mrs. E., Quebec road -Minn, Lewis, Esq., Quebec road -Nalson, Mrs. Caroline, South green -Parke, James, Esq., Norwich road -Pillans, Mrs. Margaret, High street -Ramsdale, Mrs. Thomas, Quebec road -Warner, Mrs., Shrubland lodge -Wollaston, Rev. W. C., M.A., rector, South green -Wright, Miss M.A., Quebec road - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, ETC. - - -Abram, Joseph, chemist, Market-place -Adams, John, farmer, Dumpling green -Aldis, Christopher, manager of the Gas Works, Quebec road -Aldis, William, academy, Norwich road -Armstrong, John, shopkeeper, Norwich road -Bailey, Edward, hairdresser Market-place -Baker, William, chimney sweeper, South green -Balls, Henry and Son, grocers and hardwaremen, Hall lane -Bambridge, Joseph, baker, Market-place -Banyard, Mrs. Sarah, farmer, Norwich road -Banyard, Matthias, baker, High street -Barkham, T. H., grocer and tea-dealer, High street -Barker, Charles, boot maker, Church street -Barker, James, beer retailer and boot maker, North Hall green -Barker, William, pork butcher, High street -Barkway, James, nursery and seedsman, Baxter row -Barnes, Robert, carrier, the Fleece, Norwich road -Barratt, Frederic, baker and tailor, Norwich road -Barton, Lewis, boot maker, Market-place -Barwell, Edward, corn, wool, wine, and spirit merchant, Market-place -Bates, Samuel, tailor and woollen draper, Market-place -Bayfield, Mrs. Harriet, butcher, High street -Beals, Ishmael, farmer, Etling green -Beals, Samuel, farmer, Toftwood -Bell, Thomas Robert, gun maker and cutler, Church street -Bennett, C., and Co., grocers, Market-place -Bidwell, Samuel S., brewer, maltster, wine and spirit merchant, South -green -Blade, Mrs. Mary, hair cutter, High street -Boyce, Samuel H., watchmaker, Quebec street -Boyce, William, printer, &c., Market-place -Brewster, Edmund and Co., tea-dealers, Market-place -Brock, Robert, tinman, Light Horseman, Baxter row -Broom, Stephen, chimney sweeper, Church street -Brown, Thomas, farmer, Dillington -Bullen, Chamberlain, carpenter, Back lane -Burleigh, William, boot maker, Quebec street -Burton, Henry, boot maker, Baxter row -Carr, James, tailor, Hall lane -Carr, John, tinman, and eating house, High street -Carr, Margaret, milliner, High street -Carter, Mrs., carrier, Back lane -Carter, Matthew, plumber, Norwich road -Carter, Richard, veterinary surgeon, Norwich road -Carthew, George Alfred, solicitor, Quebec street -Catchpole, Robert, beer retailer, Etling green -Catton, Henry, surveyor, Norwich road -Chapling, William, beer retailer, Church street -Clarke Brothers, merchant tailors, hatters, outfitters, and agents for -the waterproof hat and clothing department, Market-place -Coghill, Wm. A., gardener, South green -Cooper and Sons, solicitors, Market-place -Cooper, Charles, butcher, High street -Cooper, Charles, farmer, Toftwood -Cooper and Bowles, ironmongers, &c., High street -Cooper and Johnson, Misses, milliners and dress makers, Church street -Cooper, Henry, jun., baker, Baxter row -Cranmer, John, Chequers, Hall lane -Crofts, Benjamin, chemist, Market-place -Cross, James, farmer, Norwich road -Crowther, Henry, printer and stationer, High street -Cutting, Mrs., George inn, Market-place -Danford, Charles S., beer retailer, London road -Davey, William, farmer, Theatre street -Drake, William, solicitor, Quebec street -Dunn, George, boot maker, Norwich road -Dunn, John, blacksmith, Hall lane -Dye, Anthony, plumber and painter, Quebec street -Eastoe, Harriet, baker, High street -Eastoe, John, boot maker, High street -Eastoe, Mary Ann, school, High street -Eastoe, William, farmer, Etling green -Edwards, James, plumber, Back lane -Edwards, Martin, farmer, Etling green -Elsden, Benjamin, rope maker, Norwich road -Elsy, George, auctioneer, &c., Norwich road -Elsy, Martha, straw bonnet maker, Norwich road -Elsy, William, brazier, Church street -Elvin, James and Son, coach builders and steam saw mills, Norwich road -Elvin, Charles, heraldic painter, Norwich road -Emms, Samuel, beer house, Yaxham road -Feltham, William, boot maker, High street -Filby, William, Eagle inn, Market-place -Francis, W. K. and Co., grocers and drapers, Church street -Francis, John, sack manufacturer, Church street -Frary, Riches, farmer, Dumpling green -Frost, George, butcher, High street -George, Elizabeth, milliner, Norwich road -Gibson, Timothy, Duke of Wellington, Quebec street -Gidney and Son, ironmongers, iron and brass founders, agricultural -implement makers, coal and timber merchants, &c., Market-place -Gill, James and John, iron and brass foundry, engineers and machine -makers, Theatre street -Girling, James B. and Nathaniel, solicitors, Market-place -Girling, George, boot maker, High street -Girling, John, saddler, Market-place -Goshawk, John, gun maker, the Rose, Baxter row -Goward, Lucy, beer house, Yaxham road -Grant, Hannah, straw bonnet maker, Theatre street -Greenacre, James, auctioneer, land, estate and house agent, and sheriffs’ -officer, Norwich road -Greenacre, Robert, beer house, Norwich road -Green, Sophia, cooper, High street -Hambling, Robert, brass and iron founder, and agricultural machine maker, -Norwich road -Hambling, Thomas, brass and iron founder, and agricultural machine maker, -High street -Hammond, James, baker, Church street -Hammond, James, leather cutter, Norwich road -Hardcastle, John W., school, Norwich road -Hardy, James, millwright, Back lane -Hastings, Horace C., surgeon, Market-place -Hatfield, Leonard, printer and bookseller, Market-place -Head, James, butcher, Baxter row -Hinsby, Samuel, farmer, North hall green -Hislop, James, watch maker, Quebec -Howarth, Samuel, Red Lion square -Howlett, William, butcher, Baxter row -Howlett, W. Curry, miller and baker, Quebec road -Hubbard, William, builder and contractor, High street -Hudson, John, blacksmith, Quebec street -James, Walter, tailor, Market-place -Jarred, Robert, butcher, Quebec street -Jex, George, grocer and draper, Market-place -Johnson, F. and Son, saddlers, Market-place -Juby, Charlotte, milliner, High street -Keeler, John, beer house, South green -Kemp, Mrs., milliner, basket maker, &c., Market-place -Kerslake, Thomas, auctioneer, &c., Scarning road -King, John, King’s Arms hotel commercial and posting house, Market-place -Maidwell, Thomas, corn dealer, High street -Margetts, Mary Ann, clothes dealer, Hall lane -Marriott, John and Robert, corn and coal merchants, Railway station -Martin, John Upchurch, teacher of music, Norwich road -Martin, Ann, china and glass dealer, High street -Mason, Ann, straw bonnet maker, Church street -Mayes, Ann, plumber, Church street -Mayes, James, farmer, Dumpling green -Mayes, Robert, shopkeeper, Baxter row -Meachen, Edward, brick maker, London road -Merry, Robert, jun., coal and corn merchant, Railway station -Miles, Thomas, glover, &c., Norwich road -Milk, William, farmer, North Hall green -Moore, James, gardener, Norwich road -Moore, William, nursery and seedsman, Norwich road -Monument and Son, carpenters, Baxter row -Munford, James, carpenter, Theatre street -Newell, William, stone and marble mason, Norwich road -Nicholson, Goddard, saddler, High street -Nicholson, James, cabinet maker, Back lane -Nicholson, Thomas N., butcher, High street -Norton, Mrs., shopkeeper, Norwich road -Nuthall, Elizabeth, milliner, Norwich road -Oakley, Francis, stone mason, Baxter row -Oakley, Henry, boot maker, Church street -Pack, Nathaniel, boot and shoe maker, Norwich road -Page, Thomas, grocer, draper, and wholesale and retail tallow chandler, -Market-place -Parke, Thomas, King’s Head commercial inn, brewer, maltster, wine and -spirit merchant, Norwich road -Parker, John, bricklayer, Norwich road -Payne, Minns, beer shop, South green -Peebles, William Skipp, builder, High street -Perkins, James, builder, Norwich road -Phillipo, Edward, shopkeeper, Church street -Philo, George, tax collector and parish clerk, Church street -Pilch, William, tailor, High street -Plowman, Henry, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Norwich road -Potter, Elijah, farmer, Etling green -Potter, R. and J., corn and seed merchants, Railway station -Ramsdale, Mrs., currier and leather cutter, Quebec street -Ramsdale, Robert, auctioneer, corn and coal merchant, Quebec street and -Railway station -Rawlings, Mrs. Wm., shopkeeper, Church street -Read, Burrows, currier and leather cutter, Norwich road -Rising, H. C., grocer, draper, &c., Norwich road -Rix, Charles, boot maker, Theatre street -Rix, Henry, bricklayer and confectioner, High street -Rix, James, farmer, Badley moor -Rix, Mary, baker, Quebec street -Rust, John, blacksmith and confectioner, Market-place -Scholes, Jacob, hatter and furrier, Quebec street -Scraggs, Edward John, plumber, &c., Norwich road -Scraggs, Robert Beeston, clerk to the magistrates and commissioner of -taxes, Quebec road -Sendall, Jonathan, furniture broker, High street -Sendall, William, wheelwright, Baxter row -Sharp, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Quebec corner -Ship, Robert, shopkeeper, High street -Skerritt, William, the Greyhound, High street -Skerry, John, carrier -Skipper, William, baker, Theatre street -Smith, James, farmer, North green -Smith, John P., farmer, Watering farm -Smith, Mary, miller, Toftwood -Smith, Robert, veterinary surgeon, Back lane -Smith, Susan, ironmonger, High street -Speakman, Thomas, boot maker, Waggon and Horses, London road -Speakman, William, boot maker, Norwich road -Springle, William, shopkeeper, Norwich rd -Staines, Timothy, farmer, Badley moor -Stone, Daniel, smith, Norwich road -Stonock, Barney, smith, Etling green -Stonock, Bernard, farmer, Haw hill -Stringer, Mary, straw bonnet maker, Baxter row -Taylor, John, plumber, glazier, &c., High street -Taylor, Thomas, bricklayer, High street -Thacker, John, farmer, and beer house, Hall lane -Thompson, Rev. Joseph, boarding school, Paternoster row -Tomlinson, James, cabinet maker, Market-place -Trollop, James, tailor, Norwich road -Trollop, Mrs., milliner and dress maker, Norwich road -Trollop, John, glove maker, Hall lane -Tuck, James, Cherry Tree, Theatre street -Varden, William, tailor, Market-place -Vincent, Dr. James, Quebec street -Vincent, William, farmer, Etling green -Ward, Jonathan, boot maker, Norwich road -Warman, Thomas, farmer, Dumpling green -Warren, Samuel and Son, corn and coal merchants, Railway station -Webster, Son, and Co., grocers and drapers, Market-place -Wells, H. and W., coach builders and blacksmiths, Norwich road -Wells, Elijah, dyer, Baxter row -Wells, John, auctioneer, &c., Lord Nelson, High street -Wells, Mrs. Catherine, beer house, Norwich road -Wenham, Charlotte, watch maker, Market-place -Wenham, John, watch maker and jeweller, Church street -Wenham, William, boot maker, Church street -Wharton, James, the Bell, Theatre street -Wigg, Charles, jun., farmer, Etling green -Wigg, Grigson, farmer, Park farm -Willden, John, miller, Norwich road -Willimont, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Church street -Willimont, Kirby John, baker, Baxter row -Wilson, James, beer shop, Back lane -Wilson, Thomas, baker, Hall lane -Woodcock, Sarah, beer retailer, Etling green -Wright, Elizabeth, milliner, Market-place - - - - -SWAFFHAM. - - -Swaffham. A parish, market, union, polling town, and railway station, in -South Greenhoe hundred, West Norfolk, and Norwich Bishopric, 15 miles -E.S.E. of Lynn, 27 miles W. of Norwich, and 93 miles N.N.E. of London. -The population, in 1851, was 3858; and the yearly value of assessed -property, in 1815, was £11,218. - -This town, one of the most beautiful in the county, is pleasantly -situated on a rising ground, in a fine open country. The market is held -on Saturdays. Annual fairs are held on the second Wednesday in May, the -third Wednesday in July, and the first Wednesday in November, for cattle -and sheep; the latter is one of the largest cattle fairs in Norfolk. The -general quarter sessions of the peace are held here, by adjournment from -the city of Norwich. - -The Church of St. Peter and St. Paul is said to have been built in 1474, -and is cruciform in plan, with an embattled tower, bearing two shields. -About seven years since, in repairing the Church, and in removing the -“Tinker and the Dog,” they found, carved in Latin, - - “Love me, love my dog.” - -The living is a vicarage, value £738 per annum, in the gift of the Bishop -of Norwich. - -The Baptists, Wesleyans, and Independents, have meeting houses here. -There is a large bridewell here for 600 prisoners. The town is lighted -with gas. Here is an iron foundry, coach works, bank, and savings’ -banks. - -SWAFFHAM PRISON, Edward A. Johnson, Governor. - -The YOUNG MEN’S INSTITUTE, supported by the members, Market-place. - -GRAMMAR SCHOOL, endowed by Nichols Hammond, Esq. James Hacon, Head -Master: John Kelland, Second Master, Queen’s College, Cambridge. - -The NATIONAL SCHOOL, situated upon Campling Land. Schoolmaster, Charles -Wells; Schoolmistress, Mrs. Wells. - -GAS WORKS, Lynn Road. Superintendent, Manager and Secretary, Francis -Trundell. - -SAVINGS’ BANK. William Wells, Secretary: H. T. Day, Esq., Manager. - -WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL, Market-place. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Archer, Rev. Charles G., curate of Narborough cum Narford, London street -Balders, Mrs. Susan, Market-place -Brown, Mrs. Harriet, London street -Chapman, Mrs. Elizabeth, Station street -Cooper, Mrs. Matilda, Station street -Dalton, Rev. W., Castleacre street -Dugmore, John, Esq., London street -Everard, Salisbury, Rev., vicar to St. Peter’s, the vicarage -Girling, Mrs., Station street -Say, Hall, Esq., Norwich road -Hammond, Miss Sarah, Norwich road -Kemble, Mrs. Elizabeth, London street -Montague, Rev. George, rector of South Pickenham -Morse, James, Esq. -Newton, Mary, Lynn street -Peck, James, London street -Pillans, Mrs. Martha, Market-place -Sands, Mrs. Sarah, Lynn street -Stratton, Miss Elizabeth, London street -Trundle, Mrs. Martha, Castleacre street -Williams, James, Castleacre street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Alderton, Robert, lodging house for travellers, Lynn street -Allen, John, fishmonger, Market-place -Alpe, Robert, brewer, White Hart lane -Arnold, Henry, grocer and draper, Market place -Allet, Timothy, tailor, Market-place -Avis, John A., boot and shoe maker, London street -Barker, Willis, bricklayer, Lynn street -Barrett, John, bailiff of the county court, and house keeper of the -Institute, Market-place -Bayfield, Benjamin, butcher, Lynn street -Bayfield, Edward William, hairdresser, Market-place -Bayfield, George B., flour factor, London street -Blanchflower, James, Maid’s Head inn, Market-place -Brown, Charles, baker, London street -Brundall, Henry T., parish constable and gardener, adjuster of weights -and measures, bailiff of the fair, has a very fine collection of old -coins, pictures, china, &c., and clerk to the market, Lynn street -Bullen, George, Trowel and Hammer, the Pool -Bullen, James, farmer -Butters, John, White Hart, Market-place -Butters, Richard, boot and shoe maker, London street -Carman, Abraham, tailor, Lynn street -Carr, John E., watch and clock maker, Market-place -Carter, Charles, veterinary surgeon and shoeing-smith, Lynn street -Carter, Thomas, the Pool -Clarke, Benjamin, blacksmith, Albert terrace -Clarke, James, clothier, Castleacre street -Clarke, James, tailor, London street -Clarke, William and Thomas, boot and shoe makers, Church lane -Clements, Thomas, baker, Market-place -Clifton, Edward, Station street -Clifton, William Wilson, station master -Cock, Edward, Ship inn, Lynn street -Codling, Phœbe, shopkeeper, Lynn street -Coe, Robert, Norfolk Hero, Castleacre street -Colman, Thomas, farmer, Norwich road -Cook, John, coach builder, Lynn street -Cory, Sendall, clothier, Market-place -Cross, Joseph, cooper, London street -Dawson, John, tailor and draper, Market-place -Davidson, Miss Hannah, milliner and dress-maker, London street -Day, Henry Framingham, manager to the East of England Bank, Market-place -Dickenson, George, the Angel, Market-place -Doughty, William, Red Lion inn, Market-place -Dunn, James, boot and shoe maker, the Pool -Dutchman, Durrant, farmer, Westacre street -Ellis, Norton, boot and shoe maker, London street -Ellis, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Block street -Ellis, Thomas, the Chequers, Castleacre street -Ellis, Thomas C., carpenter and builder, Providence terrace -Elvin, Charles, heraldic artist, agent to the Unity Fire Office, London -street -Elvin, James, and Son, coach builders, London street -Emerson, Robert N., surgeon, Market-place -Filbey, John, boot and shoe maker, Campin’s land -Finch, J., and H. F., chemists and druggists, oil and colourmen, agents -for the sale of Lowe’s Patent Manure, Farmer’s Insurance Office, -Market-place -Forby, John, grocer and draper, Market-place -Fuller, John, farmer, Norwich road -Gainsbury, Daniel, Royal Oak, and timber dealer, Castleacre street -Gardiner, John, bookseller and stationer, stamp office, Market-place -Gardiner, William V., brazier, coffee and eating house, Lynn street -Goodrich, George, boot and shoe warehouse, Lynn street -Goodrum, Anne, dressmaker and tailoress, London street -Goose, Morris, painter and gilder, Lynn street -Goose, Morris, and Barber, Robert, painters and gilders, Mangate street -Greeves, Thomas, leather currier, London street -Hall, Charles, butcher, Castleacre street -Hall, William, baker, Lynn street -Hammond, Robert, grocer, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Harper, Henry, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, London street -Harrison, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, Lynn street -Hart, Joseph, baker, Castleacre street -Harvey, Charlotte, fancy repository, Market-place -Hewett, Elizabeth, boarding and day school for young ladies, London -street -Hewett, Miss Sarah, bookseller and stationer, London street -Heyhoe, John, stone mason and builder, Station street -Heyhoe, John James, stone and marble mason and builder, Market-place -Heyhoe, Robert, plumber and glazier, London street -Hook, John, baker, Castleacre street -Howard, Henry, baker, Lynn street -Howard, Mary Ann, clothier, Market-place -Howarth, William, brewer and maltster, wine and spirit merchant, agent to -the Equitable Fire office, Market-place -Hubbard, Charlotte, Spread Eagle, London street -Hudson, George, Black Horse inn, London street -Ingram, Esther, hosier, Castleacre street -Jackson, Robert, wheelwright and smith, London street -Jarvis, William, basket maker, Market-place -Jeary, John, farmer, the Pool -Jeffrey, Charles, William, and Co., malsters, wine and spirit merchants, -seed, corn, coal, and wool merchants, London street -Jeffries, Henry, the Pool -Johnson, James, tailor and draper, Market-place -Johnson, Mary Ann, straw bonnet maker, Castleacre street -Johnson, William, the Greyhound, Market-place -Josh, Isaac, blacksmith, White Hart lane -Kemble, Benjamin, gardener, Norwich road -Kiddle, George, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Castleacre street -Lack, John, artist, Market-place -Lasscock, William, saddle and harness maker, Market-place -Lindsay, Thomas, grocer and draper, Market-place -Lack, William, saddle and harness maker, Agent for the Royal Exchange -Fire and Life Assurance society, Market-place -Loveless, Samuel, plumber, glazier, and painter, London street -Lusher, Robert, the Sun, Lynn street -Mace, Charles, dealer in tea, Station street -Maddison, George, grocer and tallow chandler, Castleacre street -Marcon, Andrew, solicitor, Market-place -Marsh, Edward, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Martin, David William, ironmonger, china dealer, and leather cutter, -Market-place -Mason, George B., colonel in the army, White Hart lane -Matthews, John, harness maker, Lynn street -Matthews, Robert, tailor, Block street -Mendham, Harriet and Elizabeth, straw bonnet makers and milliners, -Market-place -Mendham, James, plumber and glazier, Market-place -Moore, Henry, grocer and draper, Market-place -Morse, Arthur, brewer, Market-place -Muffett, John, general shopkeeper, Market-place -Muffett, Samuel, cabinet maker and carpenter, Market-place -Naunton, Walter, confectioner, Market-place -Nokes, William, commercial traveller, London street -Nooks, Robert, tax gatherer, the Pool -Oaks, Richard, builder, Market-place -Overton, Elizabeth, dressmaker, London street -Page, William, Crown Hotel commercial, family, and posting house, and -farmer, Market-place -Parson, William, gun maker and superintendent of the post-office, -Market-place -Perry, Mary, fancy repository, Mangate street -Petch, Pooley, boot maker, London str. -Philo, James, clerk to St. Peter’s, Block street -Philo, James, china and glass dealer, and boot and shoe maker, London -street -Pilbeam, Thomas, grocer and draper, Market-place -Pitcher, William, Horse and Groom, Lynn street -Plowright, Henry, general and furnishing ironmonger, founder, &c., -Market-place -Plowright, S. S., boarding and day school for young ladies, London street -Ponder, Nathaniel, shopkeeper, Lynn street -Pope, William, drapery and shoe warehouse, Market-place -Porter, James, boot maker, Albert terrace -Powley, Benjamin, tailor and draper, Market-place -Powley, Robert, tailor, London street -Powley, Susan, milliner and mantle maker, Market-place -Pratt, John, land surveyor and register office for servants, Market-place -Pratt, Matthew, watch and clock maker, Market-place -Pullock, Peter, registrar of births and deaths for the Saham Toney -District, and relieving officer, London street -Randall, Thomas, butcher, Market-place -Reeve, Edmund, surgeon, London street -Rolfe, William, music master, organist to the church, Mangate street -Rose, Caleb Burrell, surgeon, Market-place -Rose, John, Railway Tavern, Castle street -Rust, James, chemist and druggist, Market-place -Sands, William, builder, Lynn street -Seaman, David, horsebreaker, Lynn str. -Sear, Charles, White Lion, Castleacre street -Selfe, Samuel, beer retailer, London str. -Sewell, Robert, solicitor, Block street -Smith, George, general dealer, London street -Smith, George, baker, London street -Smith, John, butcher, Market-place -Smith, Robert, engineer and iron and brass founder, White Hart lane -Smith, Robert, dealer in marine stores, Lynn street -Smith, William and Frederic, painters, plumbers, and glaziers, -Market-place -Southwell, William C., manager of Gurney and Co.’s Bank, and agent for -the Sun Fire and Life Office and General Hail Storm Assurance society, -Bank, Market-place -Spinks, John, shopkeeper, London street -Steel, William, the Swan, Castleacre str. -Sutton, James, baker and confectioner, Market-place -Takes, Israel, temperance coffee and eating house, Lynn street -Tennant, James, boot and shoe maker, Block street -Thomas, Frederic John, surgeon, Castleacre street -Trundle, James and Son, auctioneers and saddlers, Market-place -Utting, Anne, milliner and straw bonnet maker, and has the full -management of the Assembly Rooms and Shirehall, h Market-place -Vince, Allen, shopkeeper and brick maker, London street -Vince, Henry, market gardener, London street -Vout, Henry, lodging house for travellers, Lynn street -Wake, John, cattle dealer, London street -Wales, Richard, George commercial hotel, Castleacre street -Wales, Thomas, butcher, Market-place -Walker, George, boot and shoe warehouse, Market-place -Ward, William, the Fleece, Lynn street -Watts, John, hairdresser, Market-place -Wells, William C., printer, bookseller, and binder (book club), -Market-place -Wenham, James, watch and clock maker, jeweller, and silversmith, -Market-place -Wharton, William, hairdresser and fancy repository, Market-place -Whitby, George, King’s Arms, Lynn str. -Whithers, George, farmer, White Hart lane -Wilkerson, Goss, fishmonger, Market-pl. place -Winearls, William, solicitor, London str. -Woods, Rev. William, Baptist minister, Station street -Wright, John, baker, London street -Wyatt, Joseph, commercial traveller, Market-place -Wyers, Edward, boot maker, Campling lane -Young, Job, umbrella maker, Lynn str. - - - - -REEPHAM. - - -Reepham is a small market town, on the banks of the Eyn brook, a branch -of the Wensum; 6 miles N.E. of Elmham station. 136 miles from London, -and 12 N.W. from Norwich, and extends into four parishes, which contain -together, 1,800 inhabitants; the acreage of the four parishes is 2,427. -The chief trade of this town is in malt for ale, the parish being well -adapted for the growth of barley. There is also a large brewery, and two -extensive tanneries. The market, which is held on Wednesday, being for -corn and cattle; and a fair is held on June 29th, for stock, horses, &c. - -A police station has been erected on the Dereham road, about a quarter of -a mile from the market-place, opened March, 1856. There are also two -fire engines kept in this parish. Engine house situated in the Back -lane. - -The living is a rectory, value £600 per annum, with Kerdistone. There -are two Cemeteries: one for the parish of Reepham with Kerdistone, and -the other for the parish of Hackford with Whitwell; consecrated, July -9th, 1856, by Dr. Henry Spencer, late of Madras. - -Reepham and Kerdistone, ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Rev. Frederic Field, M.A., -Rector: Rev. Richard Gilbert, B.A., Curate. - -Hackford and Whitwell. Rev. Edward Holley, M.A., Rector; Rev. Frederic -Thompson, Curate. - -Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Primitive Methodist Chapel; -various Ministers. - -POST OFFICE. Miss Amelia Sands, postmistress. Letters arrive from -Norwich at 9 a.m., and are dispatched at 25 min. to 5 p.m. The box -closes at 4 p.m., but letters can be posted till 4½ p.m., by affixing an -extra stamp. - -Insurance Agents. Equitable Fire office, Robert Keeler. Norwich Union -Fire and Life, and Norwich Hail Storm Company, George St. John, and F. S. -Bircham, solicitor. - -Parish Clerk, Henry Bishop. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Bircham, William, Esq., the Ollands -Bircham, William, jun., Esq., Hackford -Collyer, the Very Rev. John Bedingfield, archdeacon of Norwich, Hackford -hall -Field, Rev. Frederic, M.A., rectory -George, Mr. Robert, Hackford -Gilbert, Rev. Richard, B.A., curate -Holly, Rev. Edward, M.A., Hackford -Leamon, Robert, Esq., Whitwell -Leeds, Stephen, Esq., Whitwell -Thompson, Rev. Frederic, curate, Hackford - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Alderton, Thomas, farmer -Amiss, John, wheelwright, Hackford -Amiss, Richard, grocer and draper, Hackford -Andrews, George O., excise officer, Reepham -Baldwin, Nathaniel, shoemaker -Barker, Robert, grocer, &c., Hackford -Barrett, Martin, blacksmith, Hackford -Barrett, Robert, miller, Whitwell -Barrett, Mrs. Sarah, farmer, Whitwell -Besford, John, farmer, Kerdistone -Bircham, F. S., Esq., solicitor, clerk to the magistrates of this -hundred, and to the commissioners of Income tax, and agent to the Norwich -Union Fire and Life offices, Hackford -Bircham and Parmeter, brewers, maltsters, and spirit merchants, Hackford -Bishop, Henry, plumber and glazier, the Duke of York, parish clerk, -apparitor for the diocese, and carrier, Hackford -Briggs, James, cabinet maker, Hackford -Brown, William, smith, Kerdistone -Buck, James, boys’ school, Hackford -Bush, John, King’s Arms, Hackford -Burcham, Thomas, tailor, Hackford -Burton, John, shoemaker, Hackford -Burton, Joseph W., butcher, Hackford -Burton, Thomas, butcher, Hackford -Cooper, Orlando H., academy, Hackford -Davidson, James, baker, Hackford -Doughty, William, plumber and glazier -Dungar, Thomas, farmer, Whitwell -Dyball, Robert, horse breaker, Hackford -Dye, Henry, farmer, Kerdistone -Eglington, Emerson, tailor, Hackford -Eglington, Mark, farmer, Whitwell -Ellis, Edward, saddler, Hackford -English, John, shoemaker, Hackford -Filby, John, farmer, Kerdistone -Fish, James, shoemaker, Hackford -Frankland, Robert, ironmonger, Hackford -Frankland, Robert, shoemaker, Hackford -George, Henry, farmer, Kerdistone -George, William, ironmonger, Hackford -Hart, Thomas G., grocer and draper, Hackford -Hawes, James, tailor, Hackford -Hill, Charles W., tailor and draper, Hackford -Howard, George, carpenter, Hackford -Howe, Samuel, Lord Nelson, Hackford -Hurrell, Dennis, V.R. and George and Dragon, Hackford -Hurrell, T., grocer and draper, Hackford -Isaacks, Nathaniel, grocer and draper, Hackford -Jewell, George, veterinary surgeon, Hackford -Keeler, R., grocer and draper, Hackford -Lacey, John, druggist and stationer, Hackford -Leamon, Robert, tanner and timber merchant, Whitwell hall -Leeds, Stephen, farmer, Kerdistone -Leeds, William, Sun inn, and carrier, Hackford -Mason, Edward, cooper, Hackford -Neale, William, baker, Hackford -Parke, William B., farmer -Partridge, Thomas J., farmer -Perry, Charles H., surgeon, Hackford -Prior, Henry, saddler, Hackford -Pumfrey, James, farmer, Kerdistone -Rodham, William M., farmer, Hackford -Rudd, William, hairdresser, Hackford -Scurll, Brettingham, baker, Hackford -Secker, John, basket maker, Hackford -Seeley, Barnabas L., farmer, Kerdistone -Sewell, John, farmer, Hackford -Sewell, William, carpenter, Hackford -Smith, Mrs. Susan, farmer, Kerdistone -Springall, Thomas, bricklayer -Staples, Thomas, chemist and druggist, Hackford -St. John, George, grocer and draper, Hackford -Tann, Thomas, farmer, Kerdistone -Tindale, William, grocer and draper -Timber, Elizabeth, grocer and draper, Hackford -Travis, Thomas, Greyhound, Hackford -Tuddenham, Richard, cooper, Hackford -Vardigans, Mary Ann, bonnet maker, Hackford -Vial, Samuel, Victoria Fall Gate, Whitwell -Watson, James, Cock inn, Whitwell -Watson, Job H., shoemaker, Hackford -Watson, Job H., grocer and draper -Whurr, Thomas, tea dealer, Whitwell -Woolmer, Jas. S., watchmaker, Hackford -Wright, David, plumber and glazier - - - - -FOULSHAM. - - -Foulsham is a small scattered town in Eynesford hundred and Aylsham -Union, situate about 4 miles from Elmham railway station, 8 S.E. of -Fakenham, and 18 N.W. of Norwich. - -The living is a rectory, in the gift of Lord Hastings; the Rev. Henry -Milles Astley, B.A., is the present rector. The church of Holy Innocents -is a large and handsome structure, with a fine square tower. The -Baptists have a place of worship. There is also a National School for -boys and girls. The magistrates meet at the Ship Inn every alternate -Monday. There is a fair for cattle and pleasure on the first Tuesday in -May. The population is 1,076. The parish contains about 3,190 statute -acres. Lord Hastings is lord of the manor, and chief land proprietor. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Astley, Rev. Henry, B.A., rector -Bennett, Mr. William -Gilbert, Rev. Richard, B.A. curate -Leeds, Misses M. and E. -May, Miss M. A. -Peterson, Mr. William - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Archer, James, grocer, &c. -Archer, Richard, butcher -Archer, William, plumber and glazier -Austin, Robert, butcher -Austin, Thomas, farmer -Austin, Watts, butcher -Austin, John, farmer -Barber, James, carrier -Bartlett, Henry, druggist and stationer -Bell, Benjamin, farmer -Bircham, Amelia, dress maker -Blogg, Richard, bricklayer -Body, Henry, farmer -Butler, W. G., currier and leather cutter -Carr, Sarah, boarding and day school -Carrison, Charlotte, grocer, &c. -Chamberlain, Edward, farmer -Clarke, Louisa, straw bonnet maker -Clarke, Robert, carpenter -Dack, —, carrier to Norwich -Dawson, Michael, blacksmith -Dench, Robert, solicitor, coroner for the Duchy of Lancaster, clerk to -the magistrates, and commissioners of taxes -Drozier, Robert, parish clerk -Eke, James, blacksmith -Emms, Henry, veterinary surgeon -Fallow, Thomas, Ship inn -Frost, Robert, tailor -Girling, Christopher, surgeon -Girling, John, carpenter -Gilham, William, baker -Godfrey, Thomas, farmer -Gooch, Robert P., veterinary surgeon -Graver, Luke, baker -Heasel, Elizabeth, baker -Howlett, Stephen, King’s Arms -Hubbard, Stephen, painter, plumber, &c -Hunt G. P., National School -Knights, Fenn, academy -Knights, Frederic, glover -Leamon, Charles, saddler -Leamon, Edmund, ironmonger -Leamon, Edward, farmer -Leamon, Richard, baker -Long, Robert, grocer, &c. -Mace, Charles, grocer, &c. -Manning, Susan, dress maker -Neale, Charles, farmer -Neale, George, Bull inn -Oldman, James, boot and shoe maker -Powell, John, tailor -Pratt, Richard, grocer, &c. -Prior, John, boot and shoe maker -Purdy, Robert, farmer -Quarles, William, solicitor -Russell, Edward, watch maker -Saunders, James, miller -Saunders, James, jun., solicitor, agent to the Royal Farmers’ and Hail -Storm, and the Farmers’ and Graziers’ Cattle Insurance Office -Saunders, James and Charles, surgeons -Sawyer, Thomas, wheelwright -Sawyer, Thomas, carpenter -Sawyer, Thomas, blacksmith -Seaman, William, farmer -Smith, James, boot and shoe maker -Smith, Matilda, dress maker -Smith, William, grocer, &c. -Spencer, Edward, plumber and glazier -Spragg, Thomas, boot and shoe maker -Towler, George, wheelwright -Towler, John, grocer, &c. -Tuddenham, John, tailor -Turner, James G., grocer, &c. -Wade, Matthew, ironmonger -West, C. S., carpenter and cabinet maker -Williamson, John, glover - - - - -WATTON. - - -Watton, a small market-town in Wayland hundred, is 10 miles N.W. from -Attleborough station, 12 N. of Thetford, and 10 from East Dereham. The -church of St. Mary stands a short distance from the town, and is a very -neat, though ancient structure, being built in the reign of Henry II. It -has a tower, small spire, and 3 bells. The living is a discharged -vicarage, in the gift of the Rev. W. H. Hicks, B.A., and the curate is -the Rev. G. Nelson. - -The parish contains 1807 acres, and the population, in 1851, was 1353. A -market is held on the Wednesday. Fairs are held on July 10th, October -11th, and November 8th for cattle, &c. - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Adcock, J. W., watchmaker -Alexander, E., grocer and draper -Amas, Charles, grocer and draper -Amas, Mary Ann, milliner -Baldry, Edward, bricklayer -Bales, John, police officer -Baley, Robert, auctioneer -Balls, James, boot and shoe maker -Barber, Ann, berlin wool depot -Barber, Mr. John, Rose cottage -Barber, John, upholsterer and cabinet maker -Barnard, Robert, butcher -Beets, James, farmer -Bicker, George, hairdresser, &c. -Boreham, John, boot and shoe maker -Bowles, Barnard, saddler -Brown, James, tailor -Brunton, Thomas, Green Man -Brunton, William, tailor -Buxton, Henry, brazier -Chaston, Mr. Alfred -Cornwall, William, joiner -Cornwall, Robert, saddler -De Grey, Hon. Brownlow, N.O. -Dorr, Mrs. Mary -Dorr, Charles, farmer -Drake, Thomas, painter, plumber, &c. -Drew, George, boot and shoe maker -Emerson, Stephen, George commercial and family hotel, posting house, and -architect and surveyor -Elsegood, James, baker, &c -Feakes, Charles, farmer -Garner, James, fishmonger -Gathergood, James, farmer -George, George, bookseller and leather dealer -George and Kiddle, grocers and drapers -Gooderstone, Mary A., milliner -Gowing, James Warden, bookseller, printer, and stationer -Greengrass, Robert, beerhouse -Grigson, E. R., solicitor -Grickman, Charles, solicitor -Hargraves, George, surgeon -Hargraves, John, surgeon -Harper, Samuel, sack and seed merchant -Hart, Mr. Joseph -Hart, Joseph, joiner -Harvey, James, carrier -Hastley, Rev., academy -Hastings, Edward, maltster -Hastings, John E., wine & spirit merchant -Hendry, Henry, grocer and draper -Hendry, Thomas, plumber, &c. -Hicks, Rev. W. H., vicar -Jacobs, Thomas, machine maker -Jacobs, George, Crown Commercial hotel, posting house, and Inland Revenue -office -James, William, tailor -Layt, Robert, carrier -Lacey, Rebecca, butcher -Leggatt, Robert, butcher -Massey, William, solicitor -Mallows, James, butcher -Minns, George, tailor -Munnings, George, tailor -Nelson, Rev. G., curate -Payne, Edward, carrier -Playle, Henry, beerhouse -Parker, Joseph, butcher -Read, Robert, gardener and seedsman -Reeve, Barnabas, basket maker, and beer-house -Rice, Mr. William -Rice, George, butcher -Rice, Mrs. Harriet, milliner, &c. -Ringer, Robert, gunmaker -Rook, W., grocer and draper -Sampson, Mrs. Dorothy -Salmon, Richard, farmer -Secker, Samuel, basket maker -Siggins, Henry, plumber, &c -Smith, Thomas, veterinary surgeon -Smith, Charles, master of National school -Smith, Mary, school-mistress -Smith, Thomas, gardener -Snare, George, academy -Spanton, Thomas, Bull inn -Sprigg, Squire, surgeon -Standley, James, tailor -Stanham, George, baker -Stebbings, John, bricklayer -Stebbings, Mrs. -Stebbings, George, joiner -Stevens, Robert, brewer and maltster, wine and spirit merchant -Sturgeon, William, blacksmith -Thurling, John, horse breaker -Thompson, John, joiner, &c. -Twaits, Barnabas, shoemaker -Wace, Richard, farmer -Ward, John, police officer -Watson, Burton, hairdresser -Waters, Charlotte, Rose -Warnes, Reuben, grocer and draper -Wenham, George, watchmaker -Warne, James, veterinary surgeon -Ward, Robert, farmer -Warman, William, farmer -Wightwick, Miss, academy, Willow house -Wright, Misses, academy -Wright, Robert, corn merchant and baker -Woodcock, John, beerhouse -Wortley, Jonathan, King’s Arms -Young, James, boot and shoe maker -Young, Robert, boot and shoe maker - - * * * * * - -Harveys and Hudsons’ Bank, Mr. Benjamin Chaston, agent. Draw on Hankey -and Co. -Savings’ Bank, Mr. B. Chaston, Secretary. -Atlas Fire and Life Office, Mr. W. P. Pillans. -Clerical and Medical Life Office, Mr. John Hargraves. -English and Cambrian Life Assurance and Loan Society, Mr. B. Chaston. -Farmers’ and General Hail Storm, Mr. B. Chaston. -Norwich Union, Mr. William Massey. -Suffolk Alliance, Mr. Alfred Griffin. -Unity, Mr. W. Rook. - - - - -YARMOUTH. - - -Yarmouth or Great Yarmouth, is, next to Norwich, the most important town -in the Eastern Counties, celebrated for its fisheries, its shipping, -trade, and manufactures, and is also much frequented in the season as a -bathing-place. It is distant 19 miles E. by S. from Norwich, 9 miles N. -from Lowestoft, and 123 miles N.E. from London. The population of the -town and borough, including Gorleston and Southtown was, in 1851, 30,879. -The town derives its name from the Yare, on the east bank of which river -it is situated. There are very few principal streets, but in the more -modern parts are some commanding edifices. The north and south quays, -extending for nearly a mile and a quarter, and very broad, are among the -peculiar and interesting features of Yarmouth. The principal streets run -parallel with the quays, and are crossed by 145 narrow lanes, called -rows, which are numbered; it is for the traversing of these rows that the -many small narrow carts are used which abound in Yarmouth. - -There is a new and elegant bridge over the Yare. A handsome and -substantial suspension bridge crosses the Bure, over the same spot whence -79 persons were suddenly plunged by the fall of the previous bridge in -May, 1845; whilst a handsome iron tubular bridge, in two compartments, -connects the railway with the tramways, which extend the entire length of -the quays. The New Pier is a great accommodation to the visitors and -inhabitants. - -There are numerous and very extensive malting-houses in Yarmouth and its -neighbourhood, belonging to the metropolitan brewers and others, which -afford employment for a large number of hands. The town is a great -centre of the fishing trade. The mackarel fishery employs upwards of -3,000 tons, with about 90 boats and 870 men, and produces about 16,000 a -year. The herring fishery, for which Yarmouth is so highly and justly -celebrated, employs about 6,000 tons, with 160 boats and 1,300 men, -besides those on shore; the produce is about 100,000 barrels yearly, -about 20,000 of which are sent to the southern countries. There are also -fisheries of cod, sprats, turbot, soles, skate, whitings, eels, and -shrimps. A large portion of this produce is sent to London, Manchester, -Birmingham, and other distant towns. The number of vessels belonging to -the port is about 500, besides 250 fishing-boats and other smaller craft. -Ship and boat building employs many hands, and vessels of 460 tons are -built here. The silk mills, belonging to Grout and Co., erected in 1818, -give employment to nearly 700 operatives of both sexes. - -The church of St. Nicholas is a fine cross-shaped building, of unusually -large dimensions. It had formerly sixteen chapels. The spire is 168 -feet high, erected in 1683. There is a fine peal of ten bells and a -clock. The organ is of some celebrity, and has been most materially -improved by Gray and Davidson; it was built in 1733 by Muller. Here are -monuments of the Englands, and some few other families of distinction, -while plain marble slabs point out the resting-places of John Carter, a -great friend of Cromwell, and of Mrs. Bridget Bendish, daughter of -General Ireton, grand-daughter of the Lord Protector. The living is a -perpetual curacy, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich. The -font, which is of Purbeck marble, is octagonal and very ancient. The -vestry contains a small collection of old books. - -St. George’s chapel was built in 1714, and is a fine building, partly of -stone, with square tower. St. Peter’s church was built in 1833, at a -cost of £12,000; it is in the Gothic style, of white brick, with a tower -118 feet high; there is in it a copy of Ruben’s Descent from the Cross. -There is also an ancient church at Gorleston, with curious font and -brasses. St. Mary’s Southtown was built in 1831. The Roman Catholic -chapel is a new Gothic building, of neat appearance. There is a Jews’ -synagogue, which has been rebuilt. Here are meeting-houses for -Independents, General and Particular Baptists, Wesleyans, Countess of -Huntingdon, Society of Friends, Primitive Methodists, and Unitarians. -The Roman Catholics have a small cemetery, situate on the road leading to -Caistor, north of the town. - -The Town Hall, built in 1716, is of the Tuscan order, with a fine suite -of rooms; it contains also the court rooms. There is also a Town House, -belonging to the corporation. The Borough Gaol was built in 1260, and -much of the original building remains. The market-place is very -extensive, covering an area of three acres; the fish market adjoins it. -The Corn Exchange is in Regent-street, and the Commercial Club House on -the Quay. The Custom House, on the Quay, is a large and handsome -building. The Bath House was built in 1759, and has a large public room -and all requisite bathing accommodations. There are several small docks -or basins belonging to the shipbuilders, and one of which will take a 500 -ton ship. The town is well paved and lighted with gas, and watched by a -borough police. The large naval and military hospital, situate at the -southern extremity of the town, is now used as a Government asylum for -insane officers of the navy and army. One of the chief ornaments of the -town is the conspicuous column, erected on the South Denes by county -subscription in 1817, to commemorate the immortal Nelson; it is a fine -pillar, of the Doric order, with fluted shaft: its extreme height is 144 -feet; the summit is reached by 270 steps; the views from it of the sea -and surrounding country are varied and extensive. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Agar, Moses, 78, Southtown road -Aldis, Mr. John, North end -Alexander, Mrs. Caroline, Regent road -Ames, Edward, Esq., East street -Ansell, the Misses, 1, North Beach terrace -Arbon, Noah, back of Wall -Ashill, Mrs. Ann, King street -Bailey, Mr. Robert, 1, Wiltshire Cottage, Victoria road -Bampton, Rev. John, South Beach terrace -Barber, Mrs. Hannah M., South Quay -Barber, Mr. Robert David, Regent road -Barclay, Mrs. M. A., 86, Southtown road -Barnard, Mrs. M. A., 5, Providence place -Bateley, Mrs. Harriott, Regent road -Bartram, Cubitt Engall, 12, St. George’s terrace -Bartram, Mr. William, 58, Southtown road -Baynes, Mrs., North Quay -Beasley, Mrs. G., 85, Southtown road -Beckett, Miss Mary Ann, back of Wall -Bee, Mr. James, 13, Bath place -Blake, John, Esq., 3, Ely place -Blake, Mr. Thomas, 7, Seymour place -Boardman, the Misses, South Quay -Borrett, Mr. George, 7, Bath place -Borrett, Dr. James, King street -Branch, John, Esq., Regent street -Brock, Mrs., 70, Southtown road -Brock, Miss, Southtown road -Brown, Mr. George Penrice, South Quay -Brown, Mrs. Priscilla, 6, St. George’s terrace -Brown, Mr. Robert, 1, Bath Hill terrace -Brown, Mr. Robert Fitzwilliam -Buck, Mrs., 1, Devonshire place -Bunn, Mrs. Sarah, 17, Southtown road -Bunn, Samuel G., Esq., 69, Southtown road -Bunn, Thomas, Esq., 47, Southtown road -Burton, Samuel, Esq., 67, Southtown road -Burton, Mrs. Mary, Hall Quay -Butcher, Mrs. Maria, King street -Butcher, Mrs. M., 10, St. George’s terrace -Button, Mr. James, 2, Bath place -Carter, Mr. Daniel, King street -Chandler, Mrs., 6, Sefton terrace, Southtown road -Chevalier, Mrs. Sophia, 14, Southtown -Christmas, Mr. Cornelius H., South Market road -Clarke, Mrs., 2, Royal place -Clifton, Mr. Robert, 2, Sefton terrace, Southtown road -Cobb, Mrs. Frances, King street -Cobles, Mrs. Rebecca, 6, Henry place -Colls, Mrs. Elizabeth, 84, Southtown road -Costerton, Mr. Frederic, Southtown road -Coston, Mrs. M. A., 7, Sefton terrace, Southtown road -Creak, Mrs. Maria, Gaol street -Crickmay, Mrs. M. A., 37, Southtown road -Crowe, Mr. James, Fuller’s hill -Crowe, Miss M. A., 1, Flushing terrace -Crowther, Miss Mary, Church square -Cudeon, Mrs. Sarah, Regent street -Day, Mrs. Charlotte, King street -Decarle, Mrs., Trafalgar House -Dick, Mrs., South Quay -Diggins, Miss Elizabeth, 31, Southtown -Dilliston, Mr. Henry, row 142 -Drake, Mrs. Amelia, 83, Southtown road -Dobson, Rev. St. N., 4, Claremont terrace -Doughty, Capt. James, Regent road -Douglass, Mr. James, Theatre plain -Douglass, Mr., 6, St. James’ terrace -Duffield, Mr. James, Southtown road -Dunne, Dr. John, Regent road -Dye, Mrs. Mary, King street -Emes, Mrs. Elizabeth, Fuller’s hill -Fabb, Miss, 62, Southtown road -Fear, Mrs. Mary, North Quay -Feek, Mrs., Recent road -Fell, — Esq., Regent road -Fenn, John, Esq., magistrate, North Quay -Fiddes, Joseph, Esq., Church square -Field, Mr. Michael, 12, Southtown -Fish, Mr. Simon, 79, Southtown road -Foreman, Mr. Thomas, Gaol street -Frane, Frederic, Esq., Regent road -Frere, Rev. Edward Borke, King street -Gibbs, Henry, H., Esq., Brunswick place -Godbolt, Mr. Joseph, Southtown road -Goodwin, Mr. John, North end -Gourlay, Joyce, Esq., Regent road -Green, Rev. Joseph, Baptist minister, Nelson’s terrace -Greenward, Mr. G., 7, Southtown road -Hales, Mrs. Lydia, Jetty road -Hall, John, 12, Henry’s place -Hammond, Mrs., 2, St. George’s terrace -Hammond, Richard, Esq., North Quay -Hankes, William, Esq., South Quay -Hardingham, Mr. W., 14, Seymour place -Harrison, Mr. James Hargroom, Gaol st. -Haw, Miss Jane, Regent street -Hayman, Rev. H., Gaol street -Hills, Rev. George, Parsonage House, Church square -Holt, Mrs. John, Southtown road -Hurst, Rev. Samuel, 80, Southtown road -Hutson, Mrs. Sarah, Southtown road -Jex, Mrs. Ann, 9, Sefton terrace, Southtown road -Johnson, William, Esq., Southtown road -Keable, Mrs. Hannah, 3, Blake’s buildings -Keymer, Miss Anne, 63, Southtown road -Kiddall, Mr. Robert, King street -Lacon, Sir Edmund Knowles, Bart., Youell & Co., Bankers, Hall Quay -Lacon, Sir Edmund, Hopton, near Yarmouth -Lamb, Mrs. Mary, 87, Southtown road -Larklam, Mrs. Mary, Gaol street -Last, James, Esq., 35, Southtown road -Lawes, Capt. John Porter, (Hon. E. I. C.’s Madras Artillery), 5, St. -George’s terrace -Layton, Mrs. Mary Hannah, North end -Layton, Mrs. Mortlock, North Quay -Lee, Mr. Henry, St. George’s road -Linder, Mrs. Mary Ann, King street -Long, Miss Susan, North Quay -Manthorp, Mr. George, 1, Sefton terrace -Marsh, Mrs. Ann, South Quay -Martin, Hezekiah, Esq., 32, Southtown -Mayhew, Mrs. Mary Ann, St. George’s road -Meen, Henry, 2, Apsley terrace -Middleton, Mrs. Susan, 7, Norfolk terrace -Miller, Richard, Esq., 19, Southtown road -Mitchell, Mrs. Amelia, South Quay -Moore, Mr. Charles, 48, Southtown road -Mountjoy, Mr. William, Jetty road -Mouse, the Misses Hannah M., 68, Southtown road -Naunton, George, Esq., 64, Southtown road -Neeve, Miss E., North end -Newman, Mrs. Mary, Regent street -Nisbett, Major Richard Blundell, North Quay -Orfeur, Mrs. E. Regent terrace -Orfeur, John, 12, Claremont terrace -Page, Miss Matilda, 84, Southtown -Page, Mrs., 11, Southtown -Paget, Samuel, Esq., 9, St. George’s terrace -Palmer, Charles John, Esq., Regent street -Palmer, Henry, Esq., Regent street -Palmer, Mrs. John B., 45, Southtown road -Partridge, Rev. John, Southtown road -Penrice, Mrs. Anne, King street -Pestell, Henry, 2, Henry’s place -Pigott, Jacob, 1, Henry’s place -Pillar, Joseph, row 142 -Pope, Mrs. Sarah, 9, Albion terrace -Preston, E. H. L., Esq., North Quay -Preston, Mrs. Hannah, 11, St. George’s terrace -Preston, the Misses, Quay -Ray, Mrs. Catherine, 8, St. George’s terrace -Read, Mrs., 4, Trafalgar road -Richardson, William Josiah, 6, Trafalgar road -Richmond Edward, Southtown road -Rising, Mrs. Charlotte, King street -Rising, Mrs. Elizabeth, 1, Apsley terrace -Rising, George, Esq., 22, Southtown road -Rivett, Richard, Regent terrace -Roberts, Harold, Esq., South street -Roberts, William, Esq., 29, Southtown -Rounding, Thomas J. W., 33, Regent road -Russell, Rev. James, Gaol street -Sacret, Thomas, 60, Southtown road -Sault, Rev. Francis, 6, Sefton terrace, Southtown road -Sayer, Mrs. Mary, 4, Norfolk terrace -Sculley, Edward, Buckenham House -Shephard, Mrs., 6, Ely place -Silcock, Mrs., 3, St. James’ terrace -Slipper, John, 92, Southtown road -Smith, Mrs. M. A., 41, Southtown road -Smith, Mr. Ormond, 11, Henry place -Spillings, William, Esq., Southtown -Spillings, William, 14, Henry place -Squire, Mr. William, North end -Steele, Edward, Esq., Regent road -Stephenson, Mrs. Eliza, Jetty road -Steny, Mrs., 5, St. James’ terrace -Steward, Mrs. Ann, South quay -Steward, Robert, Esq., magistrate, Southtown road -Stonex, Henry, 32, Regent road -Tann, Rev. James, Baptist minister, Regent road -Taylor, Mrs. Susannah, Gaol street -Terhance, Lieut. John, 5, Trafalgar road -Thaxter, Mrs. Elizabeth, 51, Southtown road -Thede, Mrs. Fanny, Regent road -Thetford, Miss Mary, 5, Norfolk terrace -Thirtle, Mrs. Harriet, 8, Sefton terrace, Southtown road -Thirtle, William, Esq., South quay -Thornton, Mrs. Susannah, North end -Tillson, George, Esq., 52, Southtown road -Titshall, Miss Maria, 39, Southtown road -Tolver, Samuel, Esq., Hall quay -Turner, Miss M. A., Regent road -Tydeman, the Misses, Queen street -Tyler, Frederic, Esq., 23, Southtown road -Upjohn, Rev. Francis, M. A., vicar of Gorleston -Waller, Mr. William, Southtown cottage -Walpole, Mr. Jonas, Regent street -Walpole, William, Esq., Southtown -Warner, Mrs. Elizabeth, Apsley terrace -Waters, Rev. Mark, vicar of St. George’s, 15, Southtown road -West, Mrs., Chapel Paved row -Wigg, Mr. Samuel, White Horse plain -Willemite, Mrs. R., 2, Norfolk terrace -Woolverton, Mrs. M., Catherine, King st. -Worship, Francis, Esq., Regent street -Yetts, William, Esq., King street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Abbott, Edward, Fishing Boat tavern, Row 143 -Ablett, Edward, Fishing Boat tavern, Gaol street -Absolon, William, Steam Packet tavern, North quay -Adams, Robert, Rainbow, Rainbow corner, North quay -Albrow, William, upholsterer and cabinet maker, George street -Alden, Daniel, Regent tavern, Monument road -Alden, Amy, lodging house, 2, Litchfield place -Aldis, Thomas, banker’s clerk, King str. -Aldred, Edward, jeweller, h North quay -Aldred and More, mast and plank makers, North quay -Aldred, Charles Cory, surgeon, Market-place -Aldred and Son, jewellers, &c., George street -Aldred, Thomas, tailor, &c., Gaol street -Aldridge, Samuel, Queen Victoria tavern, North end -Alexander, Alfred, marine store dealer, Laughing Image corner, North quay -Allan, John, commission agent, Quay -Allcock, Mrs., milliner, &c., Market row -Allrow, Richard, tailor, Gaol street -Ames, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Broad row -Amis, James, Black Boy, Queen street -Ames, Henry, baker, George street -Amos, Samuel, Earl St. Vincent, King street -Andrews, Susanna, hair dresser and toy warehouse, King street -Arbon, Charles George, bricklayer, Back of Wall -Arbon, James N., plumber, glazier, and painter, King street -Archer, Robert, grocer, Southtown road -Archer, Robert, carpenter, Southtown road -Archer, Thomas, confectioner, Jetty road -Artis, James, cutler, Howard street -Artiss, Miss, milliner, &c., Row 120 -Artiss, William, cutler, Row 129 -Ashly, Benjamin, shopkeeper, George street -Ashley, Benjamin, captain Royal Navy, 36, Southtown road -Atkins, William, whitesmith, North quay -Ayers, James, fish merchant, Regent road -Ayers, Thomas, watch and clock maker, silversmith and jeweller, Regent -road -Ayers, William, gardener, Mansfield terrace, Monument road -Bacon, Robert, hatter, Charlotte street -Bacon, William, Golden Ball, George street -Bailey, James, captain, St. George’s road -Baker, James, Wheel of Fortune, George street -Baker, Robert, linen draper, mercer and hosier, Market-place -Baldwin, Charles, shoe maker and mender, North end -Bales, Christopher, butcher, Fuller hill -Bales, James, grocer and tea dealer, Market place -Bales, John Barney, coroner’s officer and crier at the quarter sessions, -Railway hotel, North quay -Bales, William Ellis, confectioner, Market-place -Balls, Amy, fancy repository, King street -Balls, James, boot and shoe maker, York road -Balls, John, fish merchant, North quay -Balls, John, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Balls, Samuel, White Horse inn, White Horse plain -Balls, William, shopkeeper, George street -Banks, Isaac, seaman, Brunswick place -Barber and Co., shipping and general agents, South quay -Barber, Robert, rope manufacturer, York road -Barber, Robert David, savings’ bank and agent to the Economic Life -Assurance Office, Howard street -Barber and Son, ship agents, White Lion opening, King street -Barber, Thomas Robert, haberdasher and small ware dealer, Church square -Barber, William, tailor and draper, Hall quay -Barcham, Emma, boarding academy, King street -Barham, Charles, fly owner, 2, Neptune terrace -Barker, John, shipowner and merchant, Quay -Barker, Francis, Bear inn, Southtown road -Barker, Misses, haberdashers and fancy dealers, Market row -Barker, M. A., lodging house, York road -Barker, William Wilson, cooper, Theatre plain -Barking, James, dyer, George street -Barlow, Elizabeth, Coach and Horses, North end -Barnaby, William Henry, fish merchant, 24, Southtown road -Barnes, —, butcher, Market-place -Barnes, Alfred John, hair-dresser, Hall quay -Barnes, Charles, hair-dresser, George str. -Barnes, Henry, broker, Charlotte street -Barnby, John Eager, wine and spirit merchant, Charlotte street -Barrett, Benjamin, classical and commercial boarding academy, North quay -Barratt, William, tailor, &c., Howard street -Bartram, John, Royal Vauxhall garden and refreshment rooms, opposite the -railway station -Bartram, John, grocer and tea dealer, King street -Bartram, John Clarke, pawnbroker, Church square -Bate, William, architect and surveyor, North end -Bateman, Matthew, captain, Flushing terrace -Bateman, S. and J. M. A., muslin and fancy warehouse, Market-place -Batley, William, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Bayes, Benjamin, Sailors’ home, South quay -Bayfield, Doily Scott, shipowner, Jetty road -Beales, William, Anchor of Hope, St. George’s road -Beaxwell, Charles, Steam Packet tavern, South beach -Beazor, Martin, saddler and harness maker, Charlotte street -Beckett, Cubitt Thomas, grocer, &c., Factory yard -Beckett, James, eating house, Row 107 -Becksfield, Henry, master mariner, 3, Norfolk terrace -Bee, James, boot maker, King street -Bee, Robert, boot maker, Market-place -Bee, Thomas, boot maker, Gaol street -Beecroft, Peter, confectioner, Charlotte street -Beevor, Thomas, confectioner and baker, Gaol street -Bell, Charles, lawyer, Nelson terrace -Bell, George, baker, George street -Bellamy, Daniel W., butcher, King street -Bellamy, Frederic, baker, Gaol street -Bellamy, Winter, butcher, King street -Bennett, John B., cooper, Row 102 -Benstead, James, Rose and Crown, Charlotte street -Bessey, John, Lord Nelson tavern, North quay -Bessey, Robert, North tavern, North quay -Bessey, William Henry, coal merchant, Hall quay -Betts, Alfred, tea dealer and grocer, King street -Betts, Hannah, milliner and mantle establishment, Regent street -Betts, John, cordwainer, George street -Bexfield, Joseph, White Lion opening, King street -Bignell, George C., flour dealer, Theatre plain -Bird, William, corn merchant, 54, Southtown road -Bishop, Charles, hair dresser, St. George’s road -Bitson, George, British Lion, Market-place -Bitton, John, broker, Charlotte street -Bird and Co., auctioneers, Middlegate chambers, Gaol street -Blagg, Edward, Eagle tavern, North quay -Blagg, Thomas H., tea dealer and grocer, Market row -Blake, Garson, ship owner, broker, and commission agent, Marine Fire and -Life Assurance, 74, Southtown road -Blake, Robert, fishmonger, Charlotte street -Blake, William, St. Nicholas’ tavern, fish merchant -Blaxell, Charles, Steam Packet tavern, South beach -Blaxell, Samuel, the Birds, Hall quay -Blogg, James, the George and Dragon, Church square -Bloomfield, Mary Ann, Humber Sloop, King street -Blyth, Henry, gutta percha dealer, Market-place -Blyth, John T., boot maker, Market-place -Blyth, Robert J., tobacconist and cigar dealer, Broad row -Bly, Samuel W., Bath hotel, North beach -Boast, James, clerk at the Silk mills factory, 4, Henry’s place -Bootwright, Ann, Rose and Thistle -Boatwright, Geoffrey, pawnbroker, Gaol street -Boatwright, Mary, London tavern, Gaol street -Bolt, James, pilot, 5, Devonshire place -Bond, John, chemist, &c., King street -Bond, Valentine, bonnet presser, Gaol street -Borcham, Philips, pawnbroker, George street -Borrett, Henry, coach builder, George street -Borrett, Simon, lodging house, 5, Apsley terrace -Botwright, Charles, cabinet maker, Gaol street -Boulter, Edward, lodging house, 2, St. James’ terrace -Boulter, Henry, confectioner, North road -Boulter, Thomas, railway terminus, North quay -Bowell, John, pilot, 11, Seymour place -Bowen, Samuel, Britannia tavern, South Market road -Boivers, Robert, haberdasher, George street -Bowles, Samuel, marine store dealer, Gaol street -Bracey, John, grocer, Fuller’s hill -Bracey, John, rope manufactory and ship owner, St. Peter’s road -Bracey, William, tailor, Charlotte street -Bradenham, Benjamin, fruiterer, Gaol str. -Bradenham, Joseph, green grocer, Gaol street -Branch, Elizabeth, stay maker, Charlotte street -Brand, Joseph S., agent to the Scottish Union Athenæum Fire and Accident -Company, Quay -Brand, Robert M., tailor and draper, corner Broad row -Brand and Sons, general outfitters, Broad row -Brandford, Thomas, ship builder, Southtown road -Breese, Robert, ironmonger, Market-place -Brereton, Benjamin, mariner, Jetty road -Brewer, George, shoemaker, Charlotte street -Brewer, Sophia, Carpenters’ Arms, Howard street -Briggs, William, day and evening school, Fuller’s hill -Brighten, Isaac, East and West Flegg house, North end -Brock, John Harvey, tin, iron, copper, and zinc-plate worker, Theatre -plain -Brock, Samuel, fish merchant, South beach -Brooks, John, blacksmith, Row 142 -Brooks, William, boot and shoe maker, North end -Brown, Charles, corn merchant, 81, Southtown road -Brown, Charles, maltster, Foot of bridge -Brown and Colby, iron merchants, Gaol street -Brown and Cox, furniture dealers, Charlotte street -Brown, Francis, grocer, Jetty road -Brown and Hebner, milliners and dress makers, 2, St. Peter’s jetty road -Brown, Geoffrey, boot and shoe maker, Monument road -Brown, John, Angel inn, Market-place -Browne, John, Jolly Waterman, and cooper, Fuller’s hill -Browne, Mrs., register office for servants, row 48 -Brown, Richard, fishmonger, 2, Brown’s buildings -Browne, William P., New Fountain, Gaol street -Browne, Frederic W., Nelson Tavern, King street -Budds, Horatio James, hairdresser, Howard street -Budds, William J., sail maker, and marine store dealer, row 138; h 59, -Southtown road -Bullen, Sarah, Queen’s Head, Charlotte street -Bulley, Joseph, boot and shoe manufacturer, paved row 129 -Bullimore, Robert, Elephant and Castle, Market-place -Bullimore, Thomas, Shakespeare tavern, King street -Bunn, Henry Vincent, butcher, Howard street -Bunn, James, merchant, King street -Bunwell, William, baker, row 45 -Burgess, Benjamin, plumber, glazier, &c., North End -Burgess, Thomas, stone and marble mason, North quay -Burkett, Mary Ann, lodging house, South beach -Burling, William, shopkeeper, and post-office, White Lion opening, King -street -Burroughes, William Norton, wine and spirit merchant and ship owner -Burton, Benjamin, Waterman’s Arms, and carter, North Quay -Burton, Charles, plumber and glazier, Gaol street -Burton, George, Queen’s Arms, foot of the bridge -Burton, Hezekiah W., boot and shoe maker, King street -Burton, James, family grocer and Italian warehouseman, King street -Burton, James, tin and zinc-plate worker, off St. Nicholas’ road -Burton, Samuel C., solicitor, King street -Burwood, Isaac, Bricklayers’ Arms, Leicester terrace -Burward, John, clerk, 4, Blake’s buildings -Butcher, Matthew, tanner, Jetty road -Butcher and Sons, commission merchants and ship agents, White Lion -opening, King street (and Lowestoft) -Butler, Mrs. Elizabeth, green grocer, North Quay -Button, Benjamin, surgeon, Regent street -Buxton, John Trueman, house and estate agent, Impey house, Fuller’s hill -Bycroft, George, orange merchant, Charlotte street -Cable, Jeremiah, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Cady, George, Victoria tavern, Charlotte street -Cain, Elizabeth, straw bonnet and millinery establishment, Market-place -Calthorpe, Edward, hay merchant, Wheelwrights’ Arms, Southtown -Campbell, Robert, silk mercer, King str. -Capon, William, master mariner, 53, Southtown road -Carr, George William, clerk, Elmer place -Carr, Onesimus, grocer, 1 Wiltshire place, St. George’s road -Carr, Mrs. Sarah, lodging house, 7, Bath Hill terrace -Carrell, Roger, royal bazaar, King street -Carrier, William, baker, Gaol street -Carriers, William P., baker, 116 row -Carter, George C., Bell and Crown, South Quay -Carter, Maria, South Market road -Carter, William, Spread Eagle, King street -Carter, William, sailor, row 143 -Carver, Isaac, basket maker, Gaol street -Cattermole, James, Holkham tavern, North beach -Catton, Charles, organ builder, row 108 -Catton, William, watchmaker and jeweller, row 108 -Caverly, Mrs. Susan, eating house, North Quay -Ceiley, Thomas, painter and glazier, George street -Chamberlin, Charles H., solicitor and notary, King street -Chambers, William, sail maker, row 112 -Chapman, James, Angel, South Quay -Chapman, John, fruiterer, Theatre plain -Chapman, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, North end -Chapman, William, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Chase, John, hairdresser, South street -Chasteney, Everson, baker, East End road -Chasteney, John, baker and shopkeeper, North end -Cheston, William, coach trimmer, and lodging house, 3, 5, 7, Britannia -terrace -Child, James, clerk, North Quay -Childs, Robert, private subscription rooms, Regent street -Childs, William, carter, row 137 -Child, William, tailor, Gaol street -Childs, William C., hairdresser, Gaol street -Chilvers, James, grocer and tea dealer, Charlotte street -Christmas, John Waters, Royal Exchange, South Quay -Church, Charlotte, shopkeeper, Howard street -Church, Elizabeth, milliner, &c., St. Nicholas’ road -Clare, Adam, captain, 13, Seymour place -Clarke, Mrs. Ann, lodging house, South beach -Clark, Edmund, confectioner, Gaol street -Clarke, Richard, cabinet maker, Charlotte street -Clark, Samuel, surgeon, King street -Clarke, William, shipwright, Howard street -Claxton, James, baker, George street -Clayton, John Thomas, cabinet maker and upholsterer, King street -Clements, Thomas, beach post office, grocer and tea dealer, 12, Norfolk -terrace -Clifton, Hezekiah T., wheelwright and coal merchant, North end -Clipperton, James, seaman, Elmer place -Clowes, George W., ironmonger, Howard street, and corner of Market-row -Clowes, John, grocer, tea and coffee dealer, Hall Quay -Clowes John, solicitor, agent to the Norwich Union Fire office, Regent -street -Clowes, John, solicitor, King street -Coachman, Edward R., Lloyd’s surveyor of shipping, 42, Southtown road -Coble, John, chemist and druggist, opposite Broad row -Cobb and Son, tanners, curriers, and boot manufacturers, George street -Cobb, John, currier and leather merchant, Charlotte street -Cobb, James, custom-house officer, Regent street -Cobb, James, attorney and notary, Regent street -Cobb, James, leather cutter, George str. -Cobb, John, lodging house, Nile cottage -Cocks and Son, woollen drapers, tailors, and hatters, King street -Cocks, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 12, Seymour place -Cohen, David Leyser, fruiterer, tobacconist, &c., Market row -Coleman, Edmund, wine cooper, 3, Henry’s place -Cole, Miss Rebecca, school, St. George’s plain -Collier, Thomas William, fish salesman, back of Wall -Collins, Ann, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Collins, John, shoemaker, row 132 -Collis, James, master mariner, 4, Apsley terrace -Coman, William, post-horse master, King street -Combe, Harvey, licensed maltster, Southtown road -Combs, Marmus, ham curer, Gaol street -Cooke, Sarah, grocer, &c., Victoria road -Cooper, John, bookseller, stationer, and printer, Market-place -Cooper, Thomas, builder, South Market road -Cooper, Clarke, plumber and painter, George street -Cooper, Henry, miller, Southtown -Cootes, Henry, fish agent, St. George’s road -Corbyn, Hartwell, tailor and draper, 4, Albion terrace -Corke, John, officer of Inland Revenue, 1, Ely place -Corp, Mrs., lodging house, 11, Claremont terrace -Cory, Charles, solicitor and notary, public town clerk, and clerk to the -Board of Health, Gaol street -Cory, Samuel B., solicitor, Regent street -Cossey, John, Peace and Plenty, Market gates -Costerton, Joseph, Haven and Pier duties office, South Quay -Courlay, David Abraham, haberdashery, cutlery, and toy warehouse, Market -row -Crampton John, 5, Buckingham place -Crane, Isabella, shopkeeper, Charlotte st. -Crane, John, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Crane, Clement, shoemaker, Gaol street -Craske, William, carpenter and builder, North end -Crawford, Kennedy, draper and tea dealer, Monument road -Crick, William, clerk at the crape mills, 1, Trafalgar place -Crickmore, Samuel, Hall tavern, Southtown -Crisp, Samuel Bedford, general ironmonger, St. George’s street -Crisp, Mrs. Elizabeth, lodging house, South beach -Crisp, Edward, coach and fly proprietor, row 104 -Crosby & Co., shawl and lace warehouse, King street -Crowe, Frederic, estate agent, Howard street -Crowe, James W., surgeon, Regent str. -Crowe, William R., Bush tavern, South Quay -Cubitt, Samuel, maltster, Southtown road -Cufaude, John Lomas, attorney, Howard street -Curson, Matthew, watch and clock maker, Charlotte street -Curtis, William, corn merchant, Charlotte street -Curtis, Mrs. Ann, milliner, Market row -Curtis, Henry Laws, shopkeeper, Howard street -Curtis, Mrs. Maria, lodging house, 12, Bath place -Dale, Thomas, Water Works Company’s office, Regent street -Darnell, James, master mariner, 2, Seymour place -Darnell, William, master mariner, row 143 -Dashwood, Charles Burton, surgeon, King street -Davy, Mrs. Ann, lodging house, 2, Trafalgar place -Davy, Elijah, jun., watch and clock maker, North end -Davy, Frederic, dispensing and family chemist, King street -Davy, John W., lodging house, 1, South Beach road -Davey, Robert, watch maker, Charlotte street -Davie, William, Trinity superintendent, South street -Davis, Philip, draper, Jetty road -Dawson, Benjamin, corn merchant, Hall Quay -Dawson, Robert, steam-packet master, Gaol street -Dawson, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, row 21, North Quay -Dawson, William, boot and shoe maker, Charlotte street -Dawson, William, boot and shoe maker, Broad row -Day, George, boot and shoe maker, North Market road -Dendy, Frederic, draper, silk mercer, &c. corner of Regent street -Dendy, Mrs., baby linen warehouse, Regent street -Dene House, Yarmouth, boarding and lodging for ladies, gentlemen, or -families, conducted by Mrs. Sloman -Denew, James M., printer and bookseller, 72, Hall square -Denton, David, Three Tuns inn, Southtown -Derry, James Fulcher, Black Swan, Howard street -Derry, William L., tailor, &c., Howard street -Diboll, Joseph William, bookbinder, Howard street -Dyboll, Ann, glass and china warehouse, Market row -Ding, John, cabinet maker, North end -Diver, Boswell, spirit merchant, Regent road -Diver and Son, wine and spirit merchants, King street -Doidge, Sampson, lodging house, 9, Blake’s buildings -Doughty, Charles, currier and leather seller, White Horse plain -Doughty, Henry, plumber and glazier, Trafalgar Cottage, North beach -Doughty, Thomas, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, Gaol street -Doughty, Thomas Drane, grocer and tea dealer, North end -Douglass, Sarah, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Dove, James, sailor, row 132 -Dowland, John, White Horse tavern, King street -Downing, Capt. Thomas, 1, Claremont terrace -Dowson and Sons, maltsters, foot of bridge -Drane, James, clerk at Gurneys’ bank, 21, Southtown road -Draper, John, butcher, Market-place -Draper, Joseph, butcher, King street -Draper, William Henry, Turk’s Head, Gaol street -Dublack, James P., marine store dealer, row 104 -Duffell, Robert, shopkeeper, George str. -Duffell, Thomas, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Duffield, William, dealer in fruit, &c., Rainbow corner -Duffield, William, greengrocer, George street -Dunn, William, shoemaker, St. George’s road -Dunnell, George, boot and shoe maker, Charlotte street -Dye, George, grocer and flour dealer, North end -Dysons, William, sail manufacturer, Nelson terrace -Earrol, Isaiah P., baker and shopkeeper, Gaol street -Eastick, Henry, fishmonger, row 142 -Eastick, Jabez, draper, Market row -Eastick, L., manager of Gas Works, Southtown road -Eaton, Capt. William W., North Trafalgar House -Ecclestone, William, lodging house, 6, Seymour place -Ecclestone, Richard, draper, Broad row -Edward, Ann, hat and hosiery warehouse, George street -Edwards, David, baker, grocer, and tea dealer, Southtown road -Edwards, Edward R., tailor, Gaol street -Edwards, Mary, pork butcher, George st. -Edwards, Thomas B., tailor, George str. -Edwards, William, greengrocer, Gaol str. -Ellen, Mrs., poulterer, St. George’s road -Ellerd, Eliza, general shopkeeper, George street -Ellerd, Robert William, confectioner, King street -Ellett, James, mast and block maker, Hall Quay -Elliott, George, William Tell, Howard st. -Elliott, Philip, lodging house, North Quay -Ellis, Mrs. M. A., lodging house, 17, Trafalgar terrace -Ellis, Robert, Two-necked Swan, Market-place -Ellis, Robert, Victoria hotel, South beach -Ellis, Robert Bean, brush manufacturer, Broad row -Ellis, A, and Son, brush and cork manufacturer and fancy dealer, -Market-place -Ellis, William, shipwright, 6, Buckingham place -Elmer, James, lodging house, 8, Seymour place -English, Charles, lodging house, North Market road -English, Joseph, grocer, &c., North Market road -English, Robert, fish merchant, South Market road -Everitt, John, rope maker, King street -Everitt, William, Millwright, North end -Ewls, Clara, greengrocer, Gaol street -Falk, Thomas, Two Brewers, George st. -Farman, Samuel, baker and publican, North Quay -Farrow, George, tailor, Albion cottage, North beach -Farrow, John, ship agent, King street -Faulke, William, butcher, back of Wall -Febb, John Charles, lawyer, Nelson’s terrace -Fellowes and Son, ship builders, Southtown -Fenn, John, grocer and tea dealer, Market-place -Ferrier, Frederic W., solicitor, Regent street -Ferrier, Richard, corn chandler, White Horse plain -Field, Michael, china and earthenware shop, King street -Fill, Samuel John, ship chandler, South Quay -Fish, Charlotte, straw bonnet maker, Church square -Fish, John, cooper, Regent road -Fish, Sothern, lodging house, 2, Wiltshire cottage -Fisher, John, solicitor, South Quay -Fisher, William T., optician, &c., South Quay -Fiske, Henry, orange merchant, Market row -Fisk, Robert, City of London tavern, Charlotte street -Flaxman, Robert, coach smith, North Quay -Fletcher, Robert, shoe maker, King str. -Flegg, Charles, millinery establishment, Market row -Flowerday, Maria, Saracen’s Head, Church square -Flower, Joseph George, general dealer and potatoe merchant, Market row -Folk, Thomas Nickolds, glass and china warehouse, Market row -Ford, Martha, lodging house, Gaol street -Forder, Edward H., hair dresser, Regent street -Forder, Frederic, cabinet maker, St. Nicholas’ road -Forder, Joseph Sharman, Tanners’ Arms, off Market road -Forder, Rebecca, broker, Charlotte street -Foreman, Elizabeth, haberdasher, Broad row -Foreman, James, master mariner, 2, Somerset place -Foreman, Thomas, baker, &c., Gaol str. -Foreman, William J., coal merchant, Hall Quay -Fosdike, Robert, ironmonger, Nelson terrace -Fowler, Daniel Reed, manufacturer and linen and woollen draper, -Market-place -Francis, George, fishmonger, North end -Franklin, John, Crown and Anchor, Hall Quay -Freeman, Charles, grocer and flour dealer Charlotte street -Freeman, Charles, ironmonger, Church square -Freeman, Charles, ironmonger, King str. -Freeman, John, Mariner’s Chart, Gaol street -Freeman, William, engraver, lithographer, and printer, Market-place -French, John, Royal Standard, Victoria road -French, Matilda, shopkeeper, George street -French, Thomas, fish merchant, Royal Standard, North beach -Fromow, Thomas, shoemaker, Gaol str. -Frosdick, William, grocer, &c., Market road -Frost, Thomas, ginger beer merchant, Charlotte street -Fry, John, hair dresser, Charlotte street -Fulcher and Dyson, sailmakers, row 108 -Fulcher, Edmund, hairdresser, Market-place -Fulcher, William, blacksmith, Fuller’s hill -Fyson, Joseph, draper and haberdasher, Market row -Fyson, Joseph, linen and woollen draper, Market-place -Godbur, Matilda, lodging house, Wellington Lodge, South beach -Gambling, Horace, miller, 13, Southtown -Garnham, Lieut. John, R. N., Southtown road -Garrod, David, gas fitter, Charlotte street -Garrad, Sarah, shopkeeper, George street -Garson, Susan, school, King street -Gayfer, John, fish merchant, North Quay -Gaze, Hannah, lodging house, 3, Providence place -Gaze, John, builder, 1, Somerset place, North Denes -Gee, Richard, Duke of Sussex, Market-place -George, John, shipwright, Howard street -George, Thomas, seaman, Jetty road -George, Thomas, draper, King street -Garrod, Edward, Princess Charlotte, George street -Gibbs, Robert, waterproof hat manufacturer, North Quay -Giles, George William, ship bread baker and auctioneer, South Quay -Gilkes, Sarah, dressmaker, South Market road -Gillings, Benjamin, shoemaker, Gaol str. -Gillings, George, baker, &c., George str. -Gillings, Mary Ann, Nelson’s Head, King street -Glanfield, William, common and general agent, St. George’s road -Glenister, Ann, lodging house, 1, Kent place -Godbolt, Joseph, cooper, &c., Southtown -Goddard, Henry E., chemist, agent to the London Union Fire and Life -Assurance office, White Horse plain -Goddard, James, lodging house, South Market road -Goffin, Alfred, dealer in marine stores, Fuller’s hill -Goffin, John, junr., plumber and glazier, Southtown -Goffin, John, plumber and glazier, King street -Goffin, Martha, day school, row 8 -Gold, John Daniel, hairdresser, Market-place -Gooch, Borrett, stationer, Regent road -Gooch, David, pawnbroker, Gaol street -Gooch, Thomas, hotel, Monument road -Gooch, Thomas, basket maker, North Quay -Gooda, Thomas William, blacksmith and wheelwright, foot of bridge -Goodram, James, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Goodrick, George T., boot and shoe manufacturer and auctioneer, -Market-place -Goodwin, Richard, dealer in hay, Tomlinson Arms, Gaol street -Goodwin, Samuel, lodging house, Thorpe cottage -Gosling, William, fish merchant, Jetty road -Gould, Mrs., lodging house, 3, Britannia terrace -Gowing, Elizabeth, draper, 7, Victoria road -Gowing, John, Sir Samuel Hood, Charlotte street -Gray, Thomas Edward, bell hanger, gas fitter, and engineer, King street -Green, Charles, boot and shoe maker, King street -Green, Robert, wine and spirit vaults, Fuller’s hill -Greenacre, James, flour shop, North end -Greenacre, Thomas, carpenter, Monument road -Greenwood, Edward, builder, Market road -Grief, James, fish merchant, row 137 -Grudgefield, Robert W., Her Majesty’s Customs, King street -Grumble, Henry, pork butcher, South st. -Gull, William, mariner, King street -Gunn, William, grocer, &c., North Market road -Gunton, Samuel, butcher, Market-place -Gunton, Simon, jun., butcher, Market-place -Gurney, Matthew, fishmonger, North end -Guydon, William, bonnet warehouse, Church square -Guyton, George, upholsterer, &c., North Quay -Guyton, Thomas, cabinet maker, row 129 -Guyton, William, cooper, row 45 -Guyton, James, Albion, Monument road -Hacon, Henry, butcher, George street -Hacon, Henry Thomas, butcher, South street -Hacon, William Craske, grocer and tea dealer, White Horse plain -Haines, John, Prince Regent, Gaol street -Haines, William C., Waterloo tavern, Jetty road -Halfnight, John, master mariner, 9, Henry place -Hall, Abraham, shopkeeper, Fuller’s hill -Hall, Henry, grocer and baker, near Nelson place -Hall, Henry, licensed to let horses and gigs -Hall, James B., grocer, Millers’ Arms, North Market road -Hall, James, baker, Hall Quay -Hall, John, mariner, 3, Devonshire place -Hall, John, Grapes, George street -Hall, William, boot and shoe maker, row 140 -Hall, William, sailor, 2, Buckingham place -Halland, James, dealer in tea, Temperance coffee house, Gaol street -Halliday, Daniel, hairdresser, King street -Hales, Ann Maria, midwife, Charlotte st. -Halsey, James, lodging house, 2, Blake’s buildings -Hammond, Hinchman, carpenter and joiner, King street -Harbord, Thomas, whitesmith, Priory plain -Harbord, William, corn and flour merchant, North Market road -Harman, Henry, Crown tavern, North end -Harmer, Benjamin, shopkeeper, Gaol str. -Harmer, Henry Robert, solicitor, South Quay -Harmer, Robert, solicitor, Quay -Harris, John, pipe maker, Fuller’s hill -Harrison, John, dealer in marine stores, row 136 -Harrison, William, grocer and tea dealer, Gaol street -Hart, Mrs. Ann, lodging house, 1, Blake’s buildings -Harvey, George, whitesmith, row 136 -Harvey, George, veterinary surgeon, Southtown road -Harvey, James, dealer, &c., row 139 -Harvey, Robert, whitesmith, row 118 -Harvey Robert, lodging house, South beach -Hastings, Susanna and Mary Ann, milliners and dressmakers, Market road -Hastings, William B., baker and grocer, Victoria place -Hatch, William, plumber and glazier, Howard street -Havers, Caroline, milliner and straw bonnet maker, South Market road -Hawes, Charles, boot and shoe maker, row 129 -Hawkins, Elizabeth, lodging house, St. George’s road -Hawkins, John, baker, North Quay -Hawkins, —, lodging house, Albion terrace -Hawkins, William, pork butcher, Gaol st. -Hay, Louisa, news agent, Charlotte street -Hayward Ann, ladies’ day school, Theatre plain -Hayward, Edward G., basket maker, St. Nicholas’ road -Henry, Jonathan, fishmonger, North Quay -Herring, John George, ham, tongue, and bacon curer, King street -Herrington, William, boot and shoe maker, White Horse plain -Hewby, Elizabeth, lodging house, Jetty road -Hewett, William Henry, chemist and dentist, Market-place -Hickling, Robert, auctioneer, Cattle Market inn -High, Louisa, lodging house, 10, Albion terrace -High, William, boot and shoe maker, Gaol street -Hill, Robert, mercer, Market row -Hodgkinson, Frederic, solicitor, South Quay -Hogg, Capt. Robert, 3, Seymour place -Holland, George, mariner, 6, Norfolk terrace -Holley, Thomas, seaman, George street -Holliday William, hairdresser, Church square -Hollis, Job, cutler and grinder, Gaol str. -Holmes, George, hairdresser, South street -Holmes, G. W., East of England bank, Regent street -Holmes, Joseph, coachman, Market road -Holmes, Robert, mariner, Gaol street -Holsworth, Stephen, Suffolk tavern, Gaol street -Holt & Son, solicitors, agents to Norwich Union Assurance office, Quay -Horn, Robert, lodging house, 4, Devonshire place -Houchen, George, confectioner, Howard street -Houghton, Thomas, baker, Gaol street -Houghton, William, boat builder, North Quay -Howard, Charles Mills, Steam Packet tavern, Hall Quay -Howard, Hannah, stay maker, Gaol street -Howard, James, gardener, North end -Howard, James, Barking Smack, opposite jetty -Howard, John, Barking Smack, South beach -Howard, Mary, baker, Charlotte street -Howard, Samuel, baker, George street -Howes, Henry, plumber and glazier, Southtown -Howes, Thomas, master mariner, 6, Somerset place -Howes, Mrs. Wm., lodging house, 1, Russell square -Howes, William, Old White Lion, King street -Howlett, Ann, pawnbroker, Howard str. -Howlett, George, baker, George street -Howlett, John, broker, Gaol street -Howlett, William, broker, Charlotte str. -Hubbard, John, dyer, Gaol street -Hudson, Thomas, Rose tavern, King str. -Hull, Mary, Royal Oak, Hall quay -Humphrey, John, agent to the County Fire and Provident Life Office, Ely -place -Hunt, Charles B., plumber and glazier, Market road -Hunt, Elijah, shopkeeper and potatoe merchant, Gaol street -Hunt, Frederic Thomas, hairdresser, agent to the Observer Life Assurance, -King st. -Hunt, Henry, watch maker, jeweller, and silversmith, Broad row -Hunter, Cornelius, draper, 9, Somerset place -Hunter, Henry C., Foundry Arms, Gaol street -Hunter, Henry Lovick, tailor, hosier, and haberdasher, Fuller’s hill -Hurren, George, Ferry Boat inn, Southtown -Hurst, Thomas, lodging house, 4, Buckingham place -Hylton, John B., shipowner and coal merchant, South quay -Ingram, Charles, North Star, North quay -Ingram, William, Railway tavern, Fuller’s hill -Isaac, John Jacob, builder, St. Nicholas’ road -Ives, Samuel, confectioner, Howard str, -Ives, Samuel R., confectioner, Church square -Jackson, James, Priory house, Priory lane -Jackson, James, cheese factor and general provision merchant, North quay -Jackson, Wm., corn and seed merchant, and commission agent, North quay -Jackson, William, corn merchant, Southtown road -Jacobs, Jacob, general dealer, Broad row -Jarred, Frederic, fishmonger, North quay -Jarrald, William, grocer, 5, Seymour place -Jarvis, Thomas H., mariner, Jetty road -Jay, Amelia, dress maker, Row 128 -Jay, Benjamin, coal merchant, King str. -Jay, Elizabeth, Church square -Jay, Francis, baker, King street -Jay, Henry M., shipowner, King street -Jay, James B., baker and shopkeeper, Rainbow corner, North quay -Jay, Edward Ward, chemist, King street -Jecks, W. and C., importers of timber and deals, South quay -Jackman, James, shopkeeper, Charlotte st. -Jenkinson, Samuel, shipowner, South Market road -Jephson, Charles, Assam tea warehouse, Hall quay -Jewell, Edmund D., solicitors’ clerk, 7, Henry’s place -Jewell, William, Red Lion, Gaol street -Johnson Brothers, waterproof clothing manufacturers, Row 136 -Johnson, George, Horse and Groom, Market-place -Johnson, Henry, tailor, Monument road -Johnson, James, sailor, 9, Southtown -Johnson, Job, builder, Theatre plain -Johnson, Joshua, baker and shopkeeper, Howard street -Johnson, Joshua, cabinet maker and lodging house, St. George’s road -Johnson, John William, draper, King street -Johnson, Robert S., evening school, South Market road -Johnson, Robert, bricklayer, Hall quay -Johnson, Robert, pork butcher, George street -Johnson, Sturwaight, linen draper, 18, Southtown road -Johnson and Sons, carpet warehousemen and drapers, corner Market row -Johnson, William Steward, draper, 4, Britannia terrace -Johnson, William, linen draper, 82, Southtown road -Johnson, William, baker, Market row -Johnson, Samuel, draper, &c., 8, Henry’s place -Joygel, Robert, Coachmakers’ Arms, Market-place -Juby, Elizabeth, lodging house, 9, Bath Hill terrace -Juler, Miles, watch maker and jeweller, Row 129 -Julier, John, ship captain, Swan’s buildings -Keable, Henry, window blind manufacturer, Theatre plain -Keable, John, butcher, Market-place -Keevil, George, stationer and news agent, King street -Kelf, Thomas Philip, boot and shoe maker, Charlotte street -Kemp, Stephen, Marine hotel, South beach -Kemp, William, boot and shoe maker, Market row -Kemp, John Charles, tailor, draper, and hatter, King street -Kemp, William, baker, row 125 -Kemp, Capt. Richard, 89, Southtown road -Kent, William, baker, St. George’s road -Kerrenhappuch, Hammond, milliner and straw bonnet maker, King street -Key, John, builder, North quay -Key, William, St. George’s tavern, St. George’s road -Key, Robert, Market gate, Market road -King, Alfred, White Swan, South Quay -King, Elizabeth Ann, lodging house, 16, Trafalgar terrace -King, Frederic, grocer, &c., row 129 -King, George, shoemaker, King street -Kittle, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Jetty road -King, William, Norfolk tavern, Gaol str. -Knowles, James, mast, block, and pump maker, North Quay -Lacey, Mary, Yarmouth Arms, Hall Quay -Lacon, Sir E. and Sons, brewery, Church square -Ladbrooke, Robert, carver and gilder, Gaol street -Laird, Robert, Pleasure Boat tavern, North Quay -Lake, Robert John, Blue Anchor, Market-place -Lake, William, silk mills, Saint Nicholas’ road -Lamb, James, basket maker, Market row -Lamb, William, butcher, St. George’s road -Lamb, Richard, butcher, King street -Lamb, Matthew, fishmonger, North Quay -Lamb, Thomas, jeweller and silversmith, row -Lane, James S., coach builder, North end -Lane, Benjamin, collector of Market tolls and poor rates, Flushing -terrace -Larke, Robert, clothier, King street -Larke and Bartram, stone and marble masons, North Quay -Lark, Robert, tailor and clothier, Gaol st. -Larke, Edgar, shoe manufacturer and general outfitter, Broad row -Lark, James, Cross Keys, Gaol street -Larke, William, grocer and baker, South Market road -Lark, Mary, lodging house, 2, Claremont terrace -Larlham, Jane, dress and mantle maker, King street -Last, William Robert, silversmith, King street -Lawn, James, tailor, hatter, and woollen draper, Broad row -Laws, William, grocer and tea dealer, George street -Laws, James, grocer, Millers’ Arms, North Market road -Laws, Joseph, baker, St. Nicholas’ road -Lay, James, shopkeeper, Howard street -Layton, William B., hairdresser, Theatre plain -Layton, Hezekiah M., assessor of taxes, 6, Southtown -Layton, Thomas, pilot, 7, Providence place -Lee, John, chemist and cod liver oil maker, Kimberley terrace, South -beach -Leeder, Richard Edmund, boot and shoe maker, Broad row -Leggett, James, bricklayer, back of Wall -Lessey, Samuel, grocer and tea dealer, King street -Lettis, Thomas, rope maker, King street -Levy, Solomon, dealer in cigars and foreign fruit, Broad row -Lexon, John, grocer, &c., North Quay -Libbis, James, Anson Arms inn, Southtown -Lincoln, Sarah, milliner and dress maker, Hall Quay -Lincoln, Henry, tailor, North Quay -Lingwood, Charles, Greyhound, Southtown road -Little, David, grocer and tea dealer, wholesale and retail -Lock, James, lodging house, 3, Bath hill terrace -Locket, William, grocer, &c., Southtown road -Lorimer, John, grocer and tea dealer, Broad row -Lott, John Henry, ship chandler, King st. -Louttid, William, haberdashery and fancy warehouse, Market row -Lovewell, Thomas S., Norfolk and Norwich Arms, St. George’s road, Denes -Lovick, William, mast and block maker, lodging house, 3, York terrace -Lowrie, Catherine, milliner, Gaol street -Lubbock, Charles, common brewer, row 144 -Lucia, William, grocery and provision warehouse, King street -Lumber, Charles, shopkeeper, George str. -Lupson, Edward John, Scripture reader, 8, Somerset place -Lydamore, Mary, milliner, Gaol street -Mabson, William, chemist, Market-place -Mack, William Leeder, tailor and draper, Market row -Mack, William, tailor, Market road -Mack, Isaac G., boat builder, 71, Southtown road -Mack, William Christmas, organ builder, pianoforte tuner, &c., 3, -Somerset place -Mainprice, John, wine and spirit merchant, wholesale and retail -Mallett, Samuel, marine store dealer, Gaol street -Mann, William, fish salesman, St. George’s road -Mann, William, shopkeeper, George street -Manning, George Henry, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Manning, Mrs. Hannah, blacksmith, St. Nicholas’ road -Manship, George, Excursion Train, North Quay -Margerom, Daniel, shopkeeper, Howard street -Margeston, Henry, gardener, South Market road -Margetsons, Joseph, florist, &c., North end -Margeston, Hannah M., dressmaker, South Market road -Marsh, William, pork butcher, George street -Marsh, Samuel Charles, importer and dealer in Foreign wines and spirits, -Regent street -Marshall, William, shopkeeper, Gaol str. -Marshall, Edward, greengrocer, Fuller’s hill -Marshall, Mrs. Ann, lodging house, 2, Providence place -Martins, Richard and Thomas, tailors, hatters, hosiers, and general -outfitters, Market row -Martins, Samuel, shoemaker, Gaol street -Maryson, Francis, ruler and bookbinder, row 101 -Mason, Madame de, Jetty road, French milliner and dressmaker -Mason, William, lodging house, 6, Bath inn terrace -Mason, John, boot and shoe maker, Fuller’s hill -Matthews, Benjamin, baker, Gaol street -Mayers, John, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Mayston, Robert, Steam Packet, George street -Meadows, William, shopkeeper, Gaol str. -Meall, Louis Alfred, stationer and printer, Hall quay -Mede, George, confectioner, King street -Medex, Sampson, A., merchant, King street -Miles, James T., shopkeeper, 10, Bath place -Miles, Richard, Duke of York, George street -Miller, Mrs. Caroline, grocer, Monument road, Dowager place -Miller, Miss S. B., dressmaker, row 127 -Miller, William, shoemaker, South quay -Miller and Hunt, linen and woollen drapers, Market place -Mingay, Jonathan, tailor, North quay -Minns, William, Norfolk Hero, Gaol street -Mitchell, James, shopkeeper, South street -Mitchell, Michael, south-westers and water-proof manufacturer, Howard -str. -Mobbs, Wm., Mariners’ tavern, Howard street -Moise, Thomas, warehouseman, 10, Norfolk terrace -Molloth, William N., pianoforte dealer, King street -Money, Thomas, confectioner, Charlotte street -Money, Mrs. Maria, lodging house, 19, Trafalgar terrace -Monsey, Mary, clothes dealer, George str. -Moody, Jeremiah, eating house, Church square -Moore and Nuthal, tailors and hatters, Market place -Moore, Joseph B., drapery, bonnet, mantle, and dress-making -establishment, Market place -Moore, Thomas, tailor, draper, and hatter, Broad row -Moore, James B., carpenter and joiner, Osborne terrace -Morly, Mrs. Mary, registrar office for servants, Regent street -Morris, Charles, manager of Athenæum Fire, Professional Life, General -Life, Cattle, Accidental, and Compensation Offices, Regent street -Moss, Thomas, mariner, Jetty road -Moss, William, leather cutter, George str. -Moss, Mary Ann, dressmaker, North end -Moss, Mrs., lodging house, 4, Devonshire place -Moss, William, greengrocer, Jetty road -Nash, Henry, mariner, Neptune terrace -Nash, John, currier, shoe mercer, and leather cutter, King street -Neale, Ann, Neptune, Priory place -Neale, Stephen, fish merchant, 11, Bath place -Neave, Richard, baker and shopkeeper, Fuller’s hill -Neaves, George, rope and twine manufacturer, North end -Neave, James William, woollen draper, tailor, hatter, and general -outfitter, North end -Neave, James, rope and twine spinner, North end -Newark, Henry, cabinet maker and broker, George street -Newark, Isaac, shopkeeper, Charlotte str. -Newark, John, broker and shoemaker, Charlotte street -Newman, William, tailor, 8, Providence place -Newstead, Thomas, vessel rigger, Brunswick place -Newton, William, boot and shoe maker, Market row -Nichols, John Cubitt, Sir John Franklin, Victoria road -Nickerson, Robert, bricklayer, Gaol str. -Nightingale, Samuel, maltster, 9, Parish row -Noble, Henry, lodging house, Southtown -Nolloth, William, bootmaker, King street -Nolloth, John, tailor, draper, and hatter, Regent street -Norfor, Henry James, builder, St. George’s road -Norgate, William, lodging house, 1, Brown’s buildings -Norman, Simon, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Charlotte street -Norman, Richard M., surgeon, St. George’s road -Norman, John, plumber, glazier, and painter, Theatre plain -Norman, Simon, cabinet maker, 9, Bath place -Norton, Alfred Crowe, grocer, tea dealer, and coffee roaster, Market row -Norton, Henry B., builder, St. George’s road, and row 118, Gaol street -Norton, William, Ship tavern, Gaol street -Norton, James William, bookseller, Gaol street -Norton, Thomas Richard, coal merchant, Southtown road -Noverre, Frank, dancing academy, (on Wednesdays), back of Wall -Nunn, Joseph, lodging house keeper, Jetty road -Nutman, Edward, confectioner, Market row -Nutman, Mary Ann, Sons of Commerce, South Quay -Nutman, John Hawkins, smith and ironmonger, branch post-office, Fuller’s -hill -Obee, Obadiah, builder, Regent road -Offord and Son, cutlers and surgical instrument manufacturers, Howard -street -Oliver, George, seaman, Gaol street -Olley, James, coffee and eating house, Market-place -Olley and Son, tailors and drapers, Market row -Olley, Thomas, tailor, 3, Sefton terrace, Southtown road -Orfeur, John, timber and deal merchant, Southtown road -Orfeur, Thomas, captain, 4, Sefton terrace, Southtown road -Orfeur, Thomas, captain, back of Wall -Osborne, Omar, sexton of St. Nicholas’ church, back of Wall -Osborne, Thomas, shopkeeper, Gaol str. -Owles, John, chemist, Hall quay -Page, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Page, Joseph Nathaniel, Buck inn, Hall quay -Page, Nathaniel, Mariners’ Compass tavern, Row 142 -Page, Thomas H., grocer and tea-dealer, King street -Page, Sophia, lodging house, 4, Bath pl. -Page, Philip William, hair dresser and fishing tackle maker, Howard -street -Page, William, shopkeeper, George str. -Palk, Thomas, china, glass, and earthenware warehouse, Market row -Palmer Brothers, linen and woollen drapers, and carpet warehouse, -Market-place -Palmer, James H., brewer, King street -Palmer, Charles, surgeon, King street -Palmer, George D., merchant, South quay -Palmer, Charles, solicitor, Quay -Palmer, Frederic, surgeon, Market -Palmer, James Henry, Stamp office, Regent street -Palmer, Edmund R., solicitor, County Court Office, and agent to the -Suffolk Fire Office, Regent street -Palmer, Henry, solicitor, King street -Palmer, James, jun., brewer, Jetty road -Palmer, James, Quadrant tavern, York road -Palmer, N. B., draper, Market-place -Palmer, Garwood, linen draper, Southtown terrace -Palmer, Robert, lodging house, 90, Southtown road -Palmer, Henry D., timber merchant, Southtown road -Pammant, William, timber and coal merchant, &c., North Quay -Panks, Henry, boot and shoe maker and corn extractor, back of Wall -Panks, Henry, shoemaker, &c., 1, Bath place and back of Wall -Parker, George, shopkeeper, Charlotte st. -Parker, John, miller, Regent road -Parkerson, James, shipwright, &c., row 143 -Parmenter, Richard, Happy Home, North Quay -Paston, James, jun., Cock, Gaol street -Paston, James, White Horse, Gaol street -Patterson, James, boot and shoe maker, Charlotte street -Paul, Thomas, account-book maker and stationer, Gaol street -Payne, Robert, boot and shoe maker, South Market road -Peak, Samuel, tailor and waterproof manufacturer, row 129 -Perry, William, baker, Gaol street -Pestall, Mary, Star hotel, Hall Quay -Pestell, Elizabeth, greengrocer, North Market road -Peterson, M. A., lodging house, Bath place -Pestall, Simon, shopkeeper and baker, Laughing Image corner, North Quay -Pettingill, Walter, solicitor, agent to the Sun Fire office, Regent -street -Pettingill, William, licensed brewer, the Conge -Phinn, Nathan, bootmaker, Gaol street -Pike, Robert, sailmaker and greengrocer, St. George’s road, North beach -Pile, John, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Pilgrim, Robert, draper, Market place -Pincanea, Miss Hannah, dressmaker, 6, Providence place -Pitcher, William, bootmaker, George street -Pitnell, Edward, banker’s clerk, 44, Southtown road -Plane, John, Norwich Arms, North quay -Plane, Thomas, Captains’ Arms, Fuller’s hill -Platford, James, eating house, Howard street -Platt and Read, Misses, milliners and straw hat makers, St. Nicholas’ -road -Pleasants, Ann, ironmonger and grocer, South quay -Plumb, James, Duke’s Head, Hall quay -Plummer and Co., merchants and ship owners, King street -Plummer, Henry, Griffin, George street -Plummer, Joseph Goulding, collegiate and commercial boarding school, King -street -Plummer, Joseph, lodging house, 2, Devonshire place -Plummer, Joseph Andrew, plumber and painter, Gaol street -Pomfrey, James, Cambridge tavern, Gaol street -Porter, Edward, Star and Garter, Hall quay -Porter, Edward, agent to Seaman, Grimmer, and Co., and agents to Truman, -Hanbury, and Co., North quay -Powell, Benjamin, merchant, King street -Powell, Benjamin, Castle tavern, South quay -Powell, Joseph, ship builder, 91, Southtown road -Powley, John, ginger beer and cordial manufacturer, Fuller’s hill -Pratt, Alfred, hairdresser, Gaol street -Pratt, James H., builder, North quay -Pratt, James, wine merchant and auctioneer, Howard street -Pratt, Samuel, shopkeeper, Southtown road -Press, George, miller, East street -Preston, Edward, Market house, Victoria place -Preston, Isaac, sen., timber merchant, Quay -Preston, Jacob, wine merchant, South Quay -Pulford, George, cheesemonger, Market road -Purdy, James, whitesmith, Railway foundry, Fuller’s hill -Purdy, James, iron and brass founder, &c., North Quay -Purdy, Joseph H., printer, Hall Quay -Purdy, Thomas, Liverpool tavern, Gaol street -Purdy, Robins, ship owner, Southtown road -Purkiss, Thomas, St. John’s Head, North Quay -Pye, Martin, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Pye, Richard, baker, White Lion opening, King street -Pye, William, butcher, Howard street -Pyke, Morris, commercial traveller, Regent road -Quinton, John, hairdresser, Jetty road -Quinton, John, hairdresser, Fuller’s hill -Quinton, Mrs. Mary Ann, lodging house, 3, Trafalgar place -Rackham, James, chemist, Charlotte str. -Rackham, John, shopkeeper, King street -Rainer, Francis, boot and shoe maker, King street -Rainer, George, tailor, 2, Victoria place -Rand, William, cow-keeper, Southtown road -Ransome, Sarah, eating house, George street -Rant, George, grocer and tea dealer, Market-place -Rant, George, shopkeeper, George street -Ratcliffe, John, coach builder, Fuller’s hill -Ranney, William, grocer, &c., Alma place -Ray, Mrs. Charlotte, green grocer, South market -Read, John, Weavers’ Arms, Market-place -Read, Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Read, William, carpenter, North Quay -Reading, Isaac, Lion and Lamb, King street -Reed, Robert, shopkeeper, George street -Reed, James Robert, wine and spirit merchant, South Quay -Remblants, William, shopkeeper, South street -Reynolds and Palmer, Admiralty office, Regent street -Richardson, John, collector of customs, Jetty road -Riches, John, King’s Arms, North end -Richmond, John, New Queen’s Head, Howard street -Richmond, Robert, confectioner, Charlotte street -Richmond, Samuel C., coal merchant, Southtown road, Coal wharf -Riches, William, grocer, &c., North end -Rising, Edwin, baker, South Market road -Rising, William, shopkeeper, White Lion opening, King street -Rivett, James, confectioner, Broad row -Rivett, John Richard, confectioner, King street -Roberts, Robert, Marine Tap, South beach -Roberts, Mrs. Mary, lodging house, 8, Britannia terrace -Robins, William D., draper, Broad row -Rogers, Joseph, boarding and day school, King street -Roll, Daniel, Guardian Angel, Southtown road -Rolling, James, baker and shopkeeper, Laughing Image corner, North Quay -Rosette, Sig. G., dealer in cigars and tobacco, Jetty road -Rous, George, twine spinner, row 137 -Rouse, John, Dover packet, South street -Rowland, William, baker, Charlotte street -Royall, John, tailor, Charlotte street -Rushmer, Mrs. Hannah, lodging house, York place -Rushmer, Mrs. Hannah, 2, York terrace -Rushmer, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, row 107 -Rushmer, William, tobacconist, York terrace -Runniff, John, fish merchant, 3, Bath place -Sacret, Robert, boot and shoe warehouse, Broad row -Sager, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, off St. Nicholas’ road -Salmon, John, fishmonger, row 130 -Samson, Henry, Champion tavern, King street -Sayer, Christopher, solicitor and notary, Queen street -Sayer, Thomas, baker, Gaol street -Sayer, Thomas, porter merchant, Southtown road -Scales, William, captain, St. George’s road -Scott, Henry, Regent gardens, Theatre plain -Scott, Miss J., dressmaker, row 118 -Scott, James, shipowner, King street -Scott, James Alger, baker, White Lion opening, King street -Scott, Robert, Jolly Tar tavern, Saint George’s road -Scotter, John, hairdresser, Jetty road -Scotten, Mrs. Sarah, grocer, Fuller’s hill -Scruton, Mrs. Susan, lodging house, 11, Norfolk terrace -Seager, James, shopkeeper, Charlotte street -Seaman, Misses, fancy repository, King street -Self, George, bootmaker, Howard street -Self, James, fish curer, row 145 -Sewell and Appleton, Misses, Berlin wool and fancy repository, Market row -Sewell, Edward, grocer and tea dealer, Market place -Sewell, Thomas, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Sewell, William, master mariner, 11, Somerset house -Shales, William, eating house, Charlotte street -Sharland, Mrs. M. A., lodging house, Victoria place -Sharman, John C., confectioner, King street -Sharpe, George, music seller, pianoforte warehouse, King street -Shelley and Co., agents to Lloyd’s Insurance and Shipping Cos., South -quay -Shelly, John Wilson, hemp merchant, South quay -Sherwin, Mary Ann, straw-bonnet maker, South street -Shingles, George, chemist, Gaol street -Shipston, Samuel, butcher, South quay -Shorten, Samuel, shopkeeper, George street -Shreeve, Henry Stacey, tailor and draper, King street -Shuchford, Isaac, fish merchant, St. Nicholas’ road -Silvers, Robert, chemist, Gaol street -Simmons, Edward, shopkeeper, King street -Simmons, Robert, mariner, Jetty road -Simons, Godfrey, William the Fourth, George street -Simmons, Joseph Henry, gas-fitter, George street -Simons, William, blacksmith, row 137 -Simpson, Charles, gun and whitesmith, Fuller’s hill -Simpson and Co., linen and woollen drapers, King street -Simpson, William, watch and clock maker, Broad row -Sims, Samuel, Dog and Duck, South quay -Sizeland, Mrs. tailoress, row 130 -Shakel, John, day and boarding academy, Howard street -Sloman, Charles, printer, bookseller, stationer, and news agent, King -street -Smith, Charles, cooper, &c., row 130 -Smith, Charles, boot and shoe maker, Charlotte street -Smith, Frederic, general dealer, Market-row -Smith, James, haircutter, George street -Smith, Job, grocer and tea dealer, Charlotte street -Smith, John C., surgeon, back of Wall -Smith, John C., surgeon, King street -Smith, John, blacksmith, York road -Smith, Mrs. Lucia, lodging house, Victoria cottage, South beach -Smith, Mrs. Lydia, brazier, row 130 -Smith, Mrs. Mary, grocer, &c., Conge -Smith, Martha, broker, George street -Smith, Robert, lodging house, North Quay -Smith, Robert Thomas, cabinet maker, Charlotte street -Smith, Robert, eating house, Church square -Smith, Thomas, baker and grocer, Howard street -Smith, Thomas, fishmonger, St. George’s road -Smith, William, shop-keeper, Gaol street -Smith, William, milliner, Gaol street -Smith, William, and Son, tailors and drapers, Broad row -Smith, William, cooper, George street -Smyth, Spencer Thomas, physician and surgeon, 1, St. George’s terrace -Soanes, Thomas, fishmonger, George str. -Solesby, James, sailor, row 132 -Solomon, Abraham, optician, jeweller and watchmaker, King street -Somner, John, revenue officer, Southtown road -Sothern, Samuel, bookseller, stationer, and printer, reading rooms and -library, King street -Sothern, W. Alexander, short-hand writer, York place -Sowell, Edmund, painter and glazier, Gaol street -Spashett, Christopher Hewitt, agent, Fishing Smack, Southtown -Spelman and Sons, auctioneers, Hall Quay -Springall, Robert, tobacconist, snuff-maker, and importer of cigars, -Broad row -Staff, Amelia, staymaker, Howard street -Staff, William, mariner, row 143 -Stagg, Edward, auctioneer, Howard street -Stagg and Son, ironmongers and braziers, Broad row -Stagg, James Henry, chemist, Broad row -Stanley, John, stone and marble mason, North end -Starling, Frederic, boot and shoe maker, Charlotte street -Starling, John, hat and cap manufacturer, Market row -Starling, Jonathan, shopkeeper, Howard street -Starling, George, boot and shoe maker, North Market road -Steel, Richard, grocer, haberdasher, hosier, &c., Jetty road -Stephenson, Samuel, collector of assessed taxes, York road -Stephenson, Mrs., lodging house, 9, Seymour place -Stevenson, Mrs. Priscilla, grocer, &c., Seymour place -Steward, Arthur, brewer, King street -Steward, Patteson and Co., brewers, North Quay, and Norwich -Steward and Son, chemists, Market-place -Steward, Richard, carpenter and builder, Regent road -Steward, John, Theatre tavern, Theatre plain -Steward, Christopher, pawnbroker, row 87 -Steward, Robert, timber and deal merchant, Southtown road -Stevens, John, linen and woollen draper, Market-place -Stolworthy, Edmund, Anchor of Hope, Church square -Stolworthy, Robert and Edmund, millwrights, North end -Stone, A. D., sail maker, Row 124 -Stone, David, sail manufacturer, 20, Southtown road -Stove, William D., saddler and harness maker, Howard street -Storey, John, carpenter, 72, Southtown road -St. Quinton, Charles, supervisor, 9, Norfolk terrace -Strowger, Samuel, surgeon, King street -Striker, Joseph, mariner, 8, Norfolk terrace -Sturgeon, Mary, Druids’ tavern, Gaol street -Suggate, Henry, chemist, Jetty road -Sumner, Elizabeth, plumber and glazier, York house -Sumner, George, house painter and decorator, Hall quay -Sumner, John, clothier, White Lion opening, King street -Sumner, William, cutler, Chapel paved row -Swanbrow, John, Scripture reader, 13, Henry’s place -Swann, Samuel, butcher, Market-place -Swann, William, butcher, Market -Swanston, Samuel, millinery establishment, Gaol street -Swanston, William, boot and shoe maker, Regent road -Sann, Mrs., milliner and dress maker, North end -Tanner, Henry, spirit merchant, North end -Taster, Robert, lodging house, 3, Abley terrace -Taylor, George, confectioner, Jetty road -Taylor, Henry, hair cutter and perfumer -Taylor and Son, builders, North quay -Taylor, Thomas, carpenter and joiner, Conge -Taylor, Thomas, Waggon and Horses, North end -Teasdel, Henry, ship chandler and general merchant, Foot of bridge -Teasdel, Samuel, painter, plumber, and glazier, 60, Southtown road -Thacker, James, corn porter to Mr. Watling, Southtown -Theobald, Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, Gaol street -Theobald, Benjamin, leather dealer and shoemaker, 2, Russell square -Theobald, John, boot and shoe maker, and leather merchant, Row 123 -Theobald, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Row 122 -Thompson, Benjamin, auctioneer, King street -Thompson, James Thomas, builder, Regent road -Thompson, Margaret, plumber and glazier, Gaol street -Thompson, Henry, shopkeeper, Gaol str. -Thorndick, Thirza, stationer, Market row -Thorndick, Mrs., lodging house, 5, Somerset place -Thorpe, William, draper, King street -Timber, Samuel P., grocer and tea dealer, Gaol street -Titlow, Patience, lodging house, 18, Trafalgar place -Todd, Robert, shoemaker, Priory place -Todd, Robert, grocer and baker, North end -Tomlinson, Joseph, brewer, maltster, wine and spirit merchant, Howard -street -Tooley, Elizabeth, miller and flour seller, Church square -Townsend, George, draper, &c., Row 108 -Townsend, William John, officer of Inland Revenue, 16, Southtown road -Tricker, James, hair dresser, South street -Tricker, John, fruiterer, Jetty road -Trip, William, White Swan, North quay -Trip, William, shoemaker, Church square -Tryer, Christopher, Lord Nelson, North quay -Tuck and Son, plumbers and glaziers, Fuller’s hill -Tunbridge, Richard, tallow chandler, Market-gates -Tyrrell, Charles, builder, lodging house, 54, Wiltshire place -Turner, Hannah, White Hart, Church square -Turner, Mary, umbrella and parasol maker, Market row -Tuttle, William, commission agent, Regent road -Tyrrell and Read, bricklayers, 6, Queen’s place -Utting, Le Neave, paper hanger, &c., Gaol street -Valients, Charles, cooper, South street -Veale, Henry John, confectioner, King street -Vince, Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 2, Ely place -Vince, Joseph, shoemaker, Church square -Vones, William, physician, 7, St. George’s terrace -Walker, John, St. George’s tavern, King street -Walker, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Walker, Thomas James, the Feathers, Market gates -Wallow, William, Wool Pack, Laughing Image corner, North quay -Waller, George, upholsterer, George str. -Waller, George, Homœopathic dispensary, King street -Walpole, William, druggist, agent to the Monarch Fire and Life Assurance -and Marine and General Travellers’ Insurance Society, White Lion opening, -King street -Walsh, John, seedsman, Regent road -Walsh, John, hatter, Howard street -Walton, James, tea dealer, Market-place -Wangler, William, watch and clock maker, South Market road -Ward, Charles, master mariner, 4, Somerset place -Ward, Charles, master mariner, 5, Ely place -Warnes, Mary, general shopkeeper, St. Nicholas’ road -Warren, Eliza, gentlemen’s shirt maker, Howard street -Waters, Tabitha, Three Hands, South quay -Waters, James Denew, solicitor, Hogg hill; h 8, Brandon terrace, -Wellington Pier -Watts, Robert, King’s Head, King street -Watson, Charles, grocer and tea dealer, George street -Watson, George, game dealer, Fuller’s hill -Watson, Robert, Wrestlers’ inn, Church square -Watson, Richard, the Bull, Market-place -Watson, Joseph, broker, Charlotte street -Watson, James, shopkeeper, Gaol street -Watson, Mrs., midwife, the Conge -Weeds, Francis James, tailor, Monument road -Welch, Alfred, wholesale stationer, King street -Wells, James, pawnbroker, King street -Wells, Thomas, Ropemakers’ Arms, Charlotte street -Wells, George, seaman, South street -West, Thomas, shipowner, Howard street -West, John Davey, coach builder, Market road -West, Harriet, lodging house, 2, South-beach road -Weston, Miss, lodging house, 2, North beach terrace -Westrup, William, commission agent, Regent road -Whisker, John, marine store dealer, George street -Whitbread and Co., Southtown; brewery, Chiswell street, London; agent, -James Allen -White, Richard, surgeon dentist, Back of wall; attendance on Thursdays -White, Peter, boot and shoe maker, White Horse plain -White, Mary, dress-maker, Church square -White, Anthony, general dealer, Broad row -White, Henry, baker, Row 143 -Whittleton, George, grocer, &c., North end -Wigg, William, Half Moon, Market-place -Wilkins, James, lodging house, 8, Bath place -Williams, Charles, hat and cap maker, Market row -Wilshack, Harris, Crow tavern, Monument road -Wilson, Henry, commission agent, Southtown road -Wilson, Henry, corn merchant and commission agent, foot of Bridge -Wincup, Philip, Gallon Can, South quay -Winter, Ann, butcher, Market-place -Winter, Cornelius J. W., artist, Regent rd. -Winter, John, sailor, 2, Leicester terrace, Victoria road -Winter, Matthew, Norfolk Hotel, North beach -Withers, Joseph, whitesmith, Row 90 -Woden, Thomas, Unicorn, South quay -Woden, Rachel, Gallon Pot, Gaol str. -Woodrow, Edmund, baker and confectioner, King street -Woodrow, Neville F., grocer and tea-dealer, Gaol street -Woodhouse, Charles James, plumber and glazier, Queen street -Woodhouse, James, painter, Theatre plain -Woods, Jemima, flour seller, North end -Woods, Thomas, Unicorn, South quay -Woods, George, Odd Fellows’ inn, Gaol street -Woods, John, collector to Gas Company, Bath place -Woodyard, James, carpenter and joiner, 9, Providence place -Woolnough, James, mail contractor, St. George’s road -Woolsey, Mary, milliner and straw bonnet maker, King street -Woolsey, Louisa, milliner and straw bonnet maker, South market row -Woolsey, Miss, boarding school, North quay -Woolvern, Charles, shopkeeper, George street -Wolverton, Charles, plumber, glazier, and painter, South quay -Woolverton, James, fish merchant, King street -Woomenger, Samuel, eating house, Charlotte street -Worledge, William, baker, East Nettle hill, near Battery -Worship, William, solicitor, Regent street -Wrackham, Sarah, milliner, Fuller’s hill -Wright, Henry, lodging house, 2, Kent place -Wright, Joseph, pork butcher, Howard street -Wright, James, boot maker, King street -Wright, Mrs., milliner, &c., Row 130 -Wright, Richard, shoe maker, Gaol street -Wright, Robert, grocer, King street -Wright, Richard, boot and shoe manufacturer, wholesale and retail, Church -square -Wright, Thomas, dyer, King street -Wright, William, shopkeeper, Charlotte street -Wright, William, architect, surveyor and builder, North end -Wright, William, the Horse and Groom, North end -Yaxley, Robert, fish merchant, 9, Norfolk terrace -Yaxley, William, fish merchant, Market place -Youell and Co., nursery and seedsman, Market-place -Youell, Elizabeth, ironmonger, Broad row -Youell, Henry, florist, North end -Youell, John, bankers’ clerk, White Horse plain -Youels, Messrs. and Co., nurserymen, North end -Younghusband, Mrs., lodging house, 4, Kent place -Youngs, Joseph, Golden Lion, George street -Young, Mrs. M. A., lodging house, 2, Bath place - - * * * * * - - - -Post-Office. - - -David Hogarth, postmaster, Hall quay. Money orders are granted and paid -from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. London day mail dispatched at a quarter to 6 -a.m. All letters, with stamps, put into the box after 10 p.m. and before -half-past 5 a.m., will go the same morning. First Norwich mail -dispatched at 20 minutes past 3 p.m.; box closed at 3 p.m. Suffolk and -Essex bags dispatched at half-past 5 p. m.; box closed at 5 p.m. London -mail, with second Norwich bag, dispatched at 9 p.m.; box closed at -half-past 8 p.m. All letters must have an extra stamp if intended to go -after the box is closed. London mail, with first Norwich bag, arrives at -thirty-eight minutes past 3 a.m. Letters ready for delivery in the -summer months at 7 a.m., in winter at half-past 7 a.m. Suffolk and Essex -mails arrive at 8 a.m., and not delivered with the London. Second -Norwich mail arrives at 10 a.m., ready for delivery at quarter past 10 -a.m. London day mail with the third Norwich bag, arrives at half-past 5 -p.m., delivered at 6 p.m. No letters received, or attention given at the -window for 10 minutes before the dispatch of any mail. Office closed on -Sundays after 10 a.m. Branch offices, Fuller’s hill and White Lion -opening. - - - -Bankers. - - -East of England, Regent street—draw on London and Westminster Bank. -Gurneys, Turner, and Brightwen, Quay—draw on Barclay and Co., London. -Lacon, Sir Edmund Knowles, Bart., Quay—draw on Glynn, Mills, and Co., -London. -National Provincial Bank of England, Quay—draw on London Joint Stock -Bank. - - - -Public Establishments. - - -Custom House, South quay. Inland Revenue office, Hall square. County -Court office, Regent street. Yarmouth Military Lunatic Asylum, South -denes. Royal Hospital, Chapel Mount. Fisherman’s Almhouses, Church -street. Stamp Office, Regent street. Gas Works, South quay. Town Hall, -South quay. Haven and Pier office, South quay. Armory, Southtown. -Ballast office, South quay. Borough Gaol and Bridewell, Gaol street. -Commercial Club House and Corn Exchange, quay. Met. Farm office, quay. -Corn Meter’s office, quay. Port Dues office, quay. Police office, Town -hall. Trinity store department, South quay. Workhouse, North end. -Commercial Reading Rooms, King street. Private Subscription Reading and -Billiard Rooms, King street. Public Library, South quay. Young Men’s -Institute, Hall quay. Bible and Tract Society Depôt, 72, Hall square. -Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Depôt, Regent street. - - - -Places of Worship. - - -St. Nicholas’ Church, Rev. G. Hills, M.A. St. Peter’s Church, Rev. B. -Vaux, M.A., incumbent. St. George’s Chapel of Ease, Rev. M. Waters. St. -Andrew’s Church, Gorleston, Rev. F. Upjohn, rector. St. Mary’s Church, -Southtown, Rev. F. Salt, vicar. Baptist Chapel (General), 85 Row. -Baptist (Particular), 15 Row. Catholic Chapel, Regent road. Friends’ -Meeting House, 60 Row. Independent Chapel, Gaol street. Independent -Chapel, King street. Independent Chapel, Gorleston. Jews’ Synagogue, 42 -Row. Lady Huntingdon’s, Market-gates. Mariner’s Chapel, South quay. -Methodist’s New Connexion Chapel, King street. Primitive Methodist -Chapel, Priory lane. Primitive Methodist Chapel, Southtown. Unitarian -Chapel, Gaol street. Wesley an Chapel, Regent road. Wesleyan Chapel, -Gorleston. - - - - -LOWESTOFT. - - -Lowestoft is a market town, sea-port, railway station, packet station, -and the seat of an extensive fishery, 136¾ miles from London, 9 S. of -Yarmouth, 23¼ S.E. of Norwich, and 10 E. of Beccles. It stands upon the -most easterly point of land in England, on a lofty eminence, commanding -an extensive view of the German Ocean. The principal street is about a -mile in length; it is well paved, and lighted with gas. The declivity of -the cliff is unperceived through hanging gardens, or terraces covered -with plantations, and between these and the sea is a tract of land, -locally denominated the Denes, on which is an extensive line of -buildings, appropriated to the curing of fish. - -Lowestoft is much frequented as a sea-bathing place, having bathing -machines, warm baths, and the shore being composed of a hard, firm sand, -intermixed with shingle. There is a theatre, an assembly room, a public -library, a mechanics’ institute, and gas works. The Mutford and -Lothingland General Dispensary and Infirmary is in Lowestoft. The market -is on Wednesday; and annual fairs are held on May 13th and October 11th, -for small wares. The chief source of commerce is the herring fishery, -which begins about a fortnight before Michaelmas, and lasts till -Martinmas. Before the commencement of the herring season, many of the -fishermen are employed in the mackarel fishery. The manufactures consist -of rope, twine, oilcake, sail-making, boat-building, and ship-building; -and there are oil and flour mills. This town being part of the ancient -demesne of the Crown, the inhabitants are exempted from serving on -juries, either at the assizes or sessions. Petty sessions are held every -Monday at the Crown Inn, every alternate quarter. - -The church, dedicated to St. Margaret, is situated westward of the town, -which is much admired for its antiquity and beauty. The height of the -tower, including that of the steeple, is 145 feet. The living, a -vicarage, valued at £350 per annum, is in the patronage of the Bishop of -Norwich, and incumbency of the Rev. Francis Cunningham, M.A., vicar. A -chapel of ease, dedicated to St. Peter, was built near the old market a -few years back, partly by subscription, the sale of pews, and assisted by -the Society for Building and Enlarging Churches. St. John’s school-room -(licensed by the Bishop for divine service) stands on the south side of -the harbour. The church of St. John, erected in 1854–5–6, is a handsome -structure, opened in 1856, which stands near the Royal Hotel. Here are -two foundation schools, Annott’s and Wilde’s; a British school, a free -school, and an infant school; and Sunday schools belonging to the church -establishment, and every denomination of Dissenters, with chapels. There -are a vast number of ancient charities here, and one established a few -years since—namely, six almshouses, built for six of the poorest master -fishermen of Lowestoft, and who partake of the charities alluded to -above. - -The Eastern Counties’ Railway Company have a handsome station here, close -to the harbour. The progress of this place, since the formation of the -harbour, has been very rapid; from a dull fishing station, it has become -a thriving little town. Its advantages as a packet station have induced -the formation of the Northern Steam Packet Company, for the communication -with Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. The harbour is formed by two piers, -one on the north, 430 yards in length—that on the south, 400 yards; at -the centre of the extremity of each pier is a lighthouse, showing a red -light, from sunset to sunrise. The south pier is defended by a parapet, -and boarded for a promenade. Both piers are formed by massive timbers, -braced together longitudinally, and filled with blocks of stone; the -outer surface is faced with dressed masonry. The inner harbour consists -of a piece of water, two miles in length, which communicates with the -river Waveney, by which merchandise can be conveyed to Beccles and -Norwich, of which Lowestoft is the outport. Lowestoft is now an -independent port, and a custom-house has been established. To the -coasting trade as a harbour of refuge it has been of the greatest -benefit; many lives and much property have been saved which otherwise -would have been swallowed up in the waters of the German Ocean. -Contiguous to the harbour and railway a new town is springing up. The -Royal Hotel is quite metropolitan in its size and apartments; the -Esplanade and the Marine Parade, are fitted for families of distinction; -many houses are retained by county families for summer occupation. The -Esplanade and the south pier, which it joins, form a promenade unequalled -in extent and beauty on the eastern coast. On a point of land, a little -to the north of the town, is the upper lighthouse, a circular tower, -erected in 1676, and partly rebuilt by order of the Brethren of the -Trinity-house in 1778; and on which is a frame of wood which can be -removed at pleasure to meet the changes which are continually occurring -in the situation of the sands. - - * * * * * - -Branch Provincial Bank of England, Joseph L. Porter, manager, Quay. Draw -on London Joint Stock. -Crown Branch Bank, Harveys and Hudsons, South Quay, Mr. William B. -Youngman, manager. -Gurneys Turner, and Brightwell, Yarmouth and Suffolk Bank, High street, -Mr. William Woods, manager. -Children’s Hospital, John William Hewke, master, Charlotte Goffin, -Mistress. -Custom House, South Quay, John Richardson, Esq., collector, Thomas Avery, -Esq., comptroller. -Fisherman’s Hospital, Market-place. -Gas Company’s Office, King street, William Henry Willis, manager. -Gas House and Works, Beach, James Betts, foreman. -Harbour Office, Mr. Francis Echalaz, harbour master and general -superintendent. -Harbour Company’s Tugs, Imperial, Mr. Samuel Marjoram, master. -National and Provincial Bank of England, Mr. J. B. Bowden, manager. Draw -on London Joint Stock. -Public Library, South Quay, Mr. David Duffield Offord, Librarian. -St. Margaret’s Church, Rev. F. Cunningham, vicar. -St. John’s Church, in Kirtley, incumbent, Rev. M. H. Beaumont. -Steam Navigation Works, Mr. William Martin, managing engineer, Mr. Edward -Codham, cashier. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Ashley, Mr. Francis, Royal Esplanade -Astell, Miss Eliza, 48, Marine parade -Balls, Mr. James, High street -Balls, Mrs. Mary, Duke street -Barber, Mr. James, Duke street -Beaumont, Rev. Matthias H., Marine Parade -Bexfield, Mrs. Isabella, London road -Breame, Capt. James, 26, Marine Parade -Briggs, the Misses, London road -Brown, Rev. James, Wesleyan minister, Crown street -Bugg, Mr. George, St. Peter’s road -Carriage, John, Esq., Royal Esplanade -Chambers, Mr. William H., Marine Parade -Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth P., London road -Clarke, Miss Elizabeth S., Marine Parade -Clements, Mr. John H., Marine Parade -Cole, Mr. Richard, White Horse street -Collins, Mr. George, Denmark road -Cootes, Mrs. Ann, Nelson street -Cootes, Edward, Esq., London road -Crowe, Miss Eliza, London road -Cunningham, Rev. Francis, M.A., vicar and rural dean, vicarage house, -High st. -Cutler, Miss Mary, Marine Parade -Delf, Mr. Robert, London road -Deverne, Thomas, Esq., Boston lodge -Dewing, Edward, Esq., Royal Esplanade -Disney, Mr. Henry, Beach -Doughton, the Misses, High street -Dovey, Rev. J., Baptist minister -Ducker, Mr. Francis W., Duke street -File, Mrs. Sophia, London road -Garwood, Miss Margaret, High street -Gowing, Mr. Stephen, Prospect cottage -Green, Mr. James, Crown street -Grickson, Mr. William, London road -Harmstone, Mr. Henry, Denmark road -Hilling, Mr. James, London road -Hockley, Mr. John B., London road -Howard, Mr. Samuel, High street -Hubart, Miss Hannah, High street -Jackson, William, Esq., Marine Parade -Jeckell, Mrs. Hannah, High street -Lees, Henry, Esq., Royal Esplanade -Lincoln, Mrs. Catherine R., High street -Lucas, Thomas, Esq., Royal Esplanade -Martin, Mrs. Fanny, London road -Masterson, the Misses, High street -Matcham, Dr. Alfred, London road -More, Mr. John, Denmark road -More, Rev. H., Independent minister -Nelson, Mr. William, Marine Parade -Norton, Edmund, Esq., London road -Olley, Miss Susan, Old Market plain -Parkinson, Rev. Richard, High street -Parr, Samuel, Esq., Royal Esplanade -Payne, Mr. Thomas, London road -Peto, James, Esq., Royal Esplanade -Pratt, Mr. Ebenezer, St. Peter’s road -Pratt, Mr. William, London road -Ray, Mr. T., London road -Reeve, R. H., Esq., Esplanade -Reeve, Mrs. L., High street -Robertson, Mr. John, Marine Parade -Rodgers, Rev. Edward, curate, High street -Rump, Miss Elizabeth, Royal Esplanade -Scarll, Mrs., London road -Self, Mr. Thomas, London road -Smith, Mrs. Mary, Denmark road -Spark, Miss Hannah, Nelson street -Staff, Mrs. Ann, London road -Sterry, Mr. John, High street -Thompson, the Misses, London road -Trery, Mr. William, Marine Parade -Walton, Mrs. Ellen, Marine Parade -Watson, Mr. William, Denmark road -Webb, William, Esq., Royal Esplanade -Wellum, Mr. William, Commercial road -Wheals, Mr. Charles, Marine Parade -Woods, Mr. Henry, Rose Cottage -Woods, Mr. Jecks, London road - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Abbott, Edward, tailor, draper, and hatter, High street -Abbott, Samuel F., stationer, printer, grocer, and dealer in Berlin wool, -High street -Able, John W., cabinet-maker and upholsterer, High street -Adams, Adam, grocer and teadealer, agent to Observer Life Assurance -Society, Crown street -Adams, Mrs. Ann, confectioner, High street -Adderton, Abraham, china and glass merchant, London road -Albrow, Jeremiah, Fisherman’s Arms, South quay -Alexander, William, hairdresser, Commercial road -Allan, George, builder and stone merchant, Marine Parade -Allen, George, stone merchant, mason, and builder, South Quay -Allen, John, porter rooms, London road -Allen, William, haberdasher and dealer in Berlin wool, Commercial road -Allerton, Thomas, fish merchant, London road -Allum, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Nelson street -Archer, Robert John, pilot, London road -Archer, William R., solicitor, Prairie, London road -Armes, William, beer house, Beach -Artiss, Alfred, manager of the Electric and International Telegraph -company -Baker, George, boot and shoe maker, Commercial road -Balls, Brothers, cabinet-makers and upholsterers and general mart, Chapel -street -Balls, James, deputy harbour-master -Balls, Phœbe, carrier, St. Peter’s street -Balls and Son, stone and marble masons, London road -Balls, Thomas, fish salesman, fishing salt, and agent for trawl nets and -twines, auctioneer and valuer, commission merchant and smack agent, -Raglan street -Balls, William Thomas, County court bailiff, auctioneer, valuer, and -estate agent, Chapel street -Baney, William, carpenter, Mariners’ lane -Barber, John, cooper and fish merchant, Duke’s Head street -Barber, Samuel, victualler, First and Last tavern, Infirmary square -Barnard, Charles, butcher, High street -Barnard, William Vincent, conveyancer and agent for Lacons, Youell and -Co., bankers, and to the County Fire and Life Office, and Law Union -Baines, Sarah, blacksmith, St. Peter’s street -Barratt, John, sexton, White Hart street -Barrett, Charlotte, plumber, glazier, and painter, London road -Bean, George, house agent, Marine Parade -Beckett, James, butcher, Chapel street -Bemment, Charles, Beer House, Tonning street -Bennett, William, baker, Old Market-plain -Benstead, Robert, Three Herrings, High street -Beecroft, Mrs. Eliza, butcher, High street -Bird, A. H., carver and gilder, Duke str. -Bishop, John P., brazier, Duke street -Bloomfield, Isaac S., silversmith and jeweller, High street -Blyth, Abel, ropemaker, St. Peter’s road -Blyth, John T., boot and shoe maker, High street -Boor, Thomas, fruiterer, London road -Bowden, J. B., manager of the National and Provincial Bank -Bracey, Samuel, builder, Fly’s close -Bradbeer, Benjamin M., fish salesman, sail maker, general ship chandler, -stationer, tobacconist, sub-postman, auctioneer and valuer, flag -manufacturer to the Royal Yacht Club, agent for Stewart’s patent Scotch -and cotton nets, and to the Westminster Fire Office, Commercial road -Brame, Samuel S., surgeon, London road -Breame and Son, merchants, ship and commission agents, South Quay -Breeze, Frederick, hairdresser, High str. -Brett, William, fruiterer, Tonning street -Brewster, Robert, builder and town surveyor, High street -Bright, John, Ship inn, High street -Brock, Benjamin, tailor and draper, Tonning street -Brown, James, coke burner, Denmark road -Brown, Robert, grocer and organist, High street -Browne, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Chapel street -Brunning, John, gardener, London road -Bullard, Richard, maltster, High street -Bunn, James, tailor, Dove street -Burrows, John, Duke’s Head, Duke street -Burton, Clement, butcher, High street -Burton, John, farmer, Infirmary plain -Burwood, James, Rising Sun, Beach -Butcher, John, fish merchant, London road -Butcher, Samuel, shopkeeper, South Quay -Butcher, William, tailor and draper, High street -Cannell, James, blacksmith, Gun lane -Cannell, Samuel, blacksmith, Duke street -Capps, Elizabeth, beer house, Beach -Capps, James, shopkeeper, Beach -Carr, John, saddler and harness-maker, Crown street -Carron, James, cabinet-maker, Old Market-plain -Castleton, John, shopkeeper, Mariners’ lane -Catchpole, William, seaman, Tonning str. -Chambers, Samuel, hairdresser, High str. -Chandler, Thomas C., general agent, High street -Chapman, George, Compasses, Compasses’ lane -Chapman, Joseph, schoolmaster, Nelson street -Chaston, Robert, chemist, High street -Chipperfield, Edward, confectioner, &c., High street -Chipperfield, Thomas, butcher, High str. -Church, William, Herring Fishery, High street -Clarke, John, baker, Duke street -Clarke, Robert, Suffolk inn, near the railway terminus -Clarke, Cephas William, tin and zinc plate worker -Clarke and Hunter, upholsterers and cabinet-makers, London road -Clements, Shadrach, shoemaker, High str. -Cleveland, Charles, corn chandler, Crown street -Cleveland, George, surgeon, High street -Cockle, John, British Queen Steam Packet, Dove street -Collins, Robert, shopkeeper, Chapel street -Colman, Joseph, lodgings, 2 & 3, Marine Parade -Colman and Stacey, booksellers, stationers, music sellers, and publishers -of the Lowestoft Advertiser, High street -Cook, Elizabeth, baker, High street -Cook, James W., mariner, Duke street -Cook, Samuel L., confectioner, High str. -Cook, Samuel, baker, High street -Cook, William, mariner, Crown street -Cooper, Alfred, harbour police-constable -Cooper, James, blacksmith, Crown street -Cooper, James, blacksmith, South Quay -Cooper, John Robert, confectioner, High street -Cooper, Lewis, bread and biscuit baker, confectioner, &c., Mariners’ lane -Corduy, Charles, paper hanger, Denmark road -Cornaby, Thomas, cordwainer, White Horse street -Cotterell, James, soap and candle warehouse, Factory street -Cowling, John, shopkeeper, Chapel street -Cox, Adelaide, shopkeeper, Duke street -Cox, George, Railway Tavern, High str. -Cox, William, Engineers’ tavern, Denmark road -Crake, Ambrose, watchmaker, Duke street -Crake, Edmund F., junr., watch and clock maker, jeweller, optician, -stationer, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, &c., High street -Crickmay, Lincoln, butcher, Commercial road -Crisp, George S., bookseller, &c., High street -Crisp, Thomas, herring curer, Beach -Crowe, Thomas, bookseller, stationer, and printer, Berlin wool and fancy -repository, High street -Culley, Charles, Princess Royal, Beach -Cunningham, William, Eagle tavern, Tonning street -Curtis, Elizabeth, grocer, &c., High street -Curtis, James, grocer and druggist, High street -Dance, Thomas, pilot, London road -Darby, William, Brewers’ Arms, South Quay -Davy, Stephen, New Market inn, Compasses lane -Day, John, shopkeeper, New Nelson str. -Day, John, Globe inn, High street -Dennis, Martin, dispensing and family chemist, High street -Dent, Matthew, shoemaker, High street -Devereux, James Thomas, grocer and tea dealer, High street -Devereux, John, grocer and tea dealer, High street -Dillon, John, bookseller and stationer, London road -Dowling, George, surveyor, London road -Dowling, George, land agent, Nelson str. -Downing, Mary Ann, milliner and straw bonnet maker, High street -Downing, William, boot and shoe maker, High street -Dowson, H., Ferryman’s Arms, Mariners’ lane -Durrant, George, fruiterer, London road -Durrant, William, seedsman, London road -Dye, John, watch and clock maker, High street -Ebbs, Samuel, confectioner, High street -Echalaz, Francis, Grove house, London road -Edmonds, Benjamin M., chemist, High street -Edmonds, John, shoemaker, High street -Edwards, Mary Ann, day school, St. Peter’s road -Emms, Ellen, hair dresser and perfumer, High street -Emms, Jewitt D., flour seller and shopkeeper, Tonning street -Everett, John, butcher, High street -Farrett, William B., chemist and druggist, High street -Farrow, Matthew, mariner, Nelson street -Few, James, drapery and millinery establishment, High street -Fisher, Edward, hairdresser, High street -Fisher, James W., eating house, Commercial road -Fisk, James, boot and shoe maker, Chapel street -Fiske, James, shoemaker, Infirmary plain -Flaxman, Sarah Ann, Blue Anchor tavern, High street -Foreman, James A., clerk of fishmarket -Foreman, John, fancy repository, High street -Foreman, John, brazier and gas fitter, High street -Foreman, John, cooper, Beach -Fuller and Son, drapers, High street -Fulcher, William, shoemaker, Mariners’ lane -Furniss, Maria, lodgings, 17, Marine Parade -Fysh, Nathaniel, grocer and draper, Raglan street -Gamble, Thomas, butcher, High street -Garrod, William, tailor, Sterry buildings, Infirmary plain -Gaul, George, rope maker, Rose place -Garwood, Robert, beer seller, White Horse street -Gay, Samuel, baker and confectioner, Alma street -George, Henry N., tailor, Battery green -George, Johnson, draper, High street -Glover, George, architect and surveyor, Marine Parade -Glover, George, architect and surveyor, agent to Norwich Equitable Fire -office, estate and house agent, Station corner, Denmark road -Goffin, Francis, carpenter, Duke street -Goffin, Louisa, milliner and dressmaker, Duke street -Goffing, James, wheelwright, St. Peter’s street -Golder, Michael, tailor, woollen draper, and hatter, High street -Gowing, Augustus E., custom house officer, St. Peter’s street -Gowing and Balls, licensed fish salesmen, agents for Scotch cotton nets, -and Towler and Mc Collins’ patent fishing boat capstan, Harbour -Gowing, James J. W., fish merchant, rope maker and twine spinner, High -street -Gowing, Sons, and Rounce, ship and custom house agents, Commercial road -Greathead, James T., school, South end -Green, William, Fox and Hounds, London road -Hall, Isaac, shopkeeper and beer-house, Beach -Hambley, James, superintendent of harbour works -Hannah, John, cabinet maker, bonnet and toy warehouse, High street -Harding, James, blacksmith, Duke street -Harper, Phœbe, shopkeeper, St. Peter’s street -Hart, John, blacksmith, South Quay -Harvey, Saunders, veterinary surgeon, White Horse street -Harvey, Stephen S., veterinary surgeon, Chapel street -Haase and Warman, corn factors and foreign commission merchants, South -Quay -Hill, Alfred, schoolmaster, High street -Hindle and Pearce, eating house, Commercial road -Hogg, William Johnson, cabinet maker, High street -Holbrook, Robert, King’s Head, Mariner’s lane -Housten, William A., hair cutter, High street -Howard, Samuel Robert, butcher, London road -Howett, Samuel, Harbour inn, Harbour -Howett, Samuel, Royal hotel, Marine Esplanade -Hubbard, John, marine store dealer, St. Peter’s road -Isaac, Joseph, carpenter, High street -Jackson, Sarah, dressmaker and tailoress, Sterry buildings, Infirmary -plain -Jarvis, David, Pier gate keeper -Jeffery, Edward, surgeon, Denmark road -Joachim, Lieut. Richard, R.N., London road -Johnson, Robert, timber, deal, coal, and hop merchant, agent for London -and Lowestoft traders, Commercial road -Johnson, Samuel, tax collector, High street -Johnson, William, sailors’ missionary, Commercial road -Kersy, Francis, confectioner, London road -Kersy, George, baker, Beach -King, George, shopkeeper, Nelson street -King, William, beer house, Beach -Knight, Susan, eating house, Commercial road -Lark, James, clothier, High street -Lee, Robert, merchant, Parade, London road -Leely, Robert, bellman and smallware dealer -Lemon, Frederic, pork butcher, Benham’s buildings, Infirmary plain -Levy, Alkini, fishmonger, High street -Ling, Jeremiah, shopkeeper, Beach -Ling, Job, sen., boot and shoe maker, St. Peter’s road -Ling, Job, boot and shoe maker, Duke street -Ling, John Watson, plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, High street -Ling, Robert B., draper, High street -Littteproud, John, lodging house, London road -Littlewood, Marmaduke, trinity pilot, Parade, London road -Loveday, Sarah, fruiterer, Duke street -Lovick, William, ale and porter merchant, Duke street -Lovick, William, porter and ale stores, London road -Lubbock, John, ship builder, Commercial road -Lucas Brothers, builders and contractors -Major, William, basket maker, High street -Malboro, George, office clerk, Denmark road -Mallett, Samuel, Mariners, Mariners’ lane -Manning, John, wheelwright, St. Peter’s street -Marsh, Joseph, linen draper, &c., London road -Martin, John, butcher, High street -Martin, William, engineer, Denmark road -Matthews, Sarah, dress maker, Denmark road -Mayhew, John, Crown and Queen’s Head hotel, High street -Mayhew, Matilda, milliner and dress maker, High street -Mellish, Sidney, mariner, St. Peter’s road -Mercer, James, fish salesman, Denmark road -Millett, James, harness maker, Benham’s buildings, Infirmary plain -Mitchell, Thomas, tailor and woollen draper, agent to the Yorkshire Life -and Fire Assurance office, High street -Moor, Edmund, carpenter, High street -Moore, John, shopkeeper, Mariners’ lane -Morris, Robert, dispensing and family chemist, stamp office, High street -Morse, Frederic, brewer, Nelson street -Morse and Woods, brewers, wine and spirit merchants, Crown street -Morter, Thomas, tailor, London road -Muff, William, pastry cook and confectioner, tea, coffee, and dining -rooms, Denmark road -Munday, Henry, shopkeeper, Dove street -Murrell, John, grocer and tea dealer, Denmark road -Murrell, Joseph, fish dealer, Commercial road -Nash, James E., fish merchant and smack owner, Nelson street -Nash, Samuel, fish merchant, Nelson str. -Nash, Samuel, fish office, Beach -Naylor, Thomas, watch and clock maker, High street -Newson, Hobart, parish clerk, High street -Newson, William, Bowling Green, Crown street -Nichols, Charles, draper, High street -Nicholls, William J., boot and shoe maker, Chapel street -Nobbs, William, Norwich Arms, High street -Norton, James, new and second-hand clothes dealer and furniture broker, -Mariners’ lane -Norton and Reeve, solicitors, agents to Sun Fire and Life Assurance -office, and County Court office, High street -Nursey, John, butcher, Mariners’ lane -Orchard, Jonathan, boiler maker, Prairie, London road -Oulton, James, carter, Crown street -Palmer, Benjamin, builder, Denmark road -Palmer, William B., house agent, auctioneer, and shopkeeper, St. Peter’s -road -Parker, George, cabinet maker and builder, Crown street -Parkinson, John, bookseller and stationer, London road -Payne, Maria, shopkeeper, High street -Peek, William, cooper, Denmark road -Peek, William, cooper, Factory street -Pierson, Benjamin Alfred, leather merchant, Mariners’ lane -Peters, John, baths and refreshment rooms, Beach -Pile, Keziah, boot and shoe warehouse, High street -Pocock, Maria, establishment for young ladies, Marine Parade -Podd, William, bricklayer and plasterer, Tonning street -Porter, John, shoemaker, Old Market pln. -Porter, John, shoemaker, High street -Powell, William, baker and grocer, Commercial road -Prentice, John, surgeon, High street -Pratt, Thomas, Post office, High street -Precious, Robert, ironmonger, High str. -Pritty, Samuel, chimney sweeper, Chapel street -Punchard, Charles, tailor and clothier, High street -Pye, Walter, beerhouse, Beach -Rabbinowitz, Alexander, tobacconist, London road -Rackett, Robert, postmaster, St. Peter’s street -Rackham, George, plumber, glazier, and painter, Duke street -Rackham, William, butcher, High street -Rampling, Richard, shoemaker, Chapel street -Ratcliffe, John, boot and shoe maker, Denmark road -Ratcliffe, William, coach builder, Crown street -Read, Henry John, eating house, High street -Redgrave, John, corn chandler, London road -Redgrave, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Crown street -Reed, William, shipwright, Commercial road -Reeve, Henry, solicitor, Royal Esplanade -Reynolds, James, Newcastle Arms, Denmark road -Rix, George, builder, Factory lane -Riches, Robert, milliner, &c., High str. -Roberts, John, pawnbroker, High street -Roberts, George, fishmonger, High street -Robertson, John, collector, Custom house -Roll, Robert, Maltsters’ inn, High street -Rose, William, Pilot Boat, High street -Rounce, John, ship chandler, Denmark road -Rouse, James, engineer, Prairie, London road -Rowe, John, shipwright, High street -Salter, John, seaman, High street -Salter, William, baker, Beach -Salter, William, draper, &c., High street -Sampson, William, custom house officer, Commercial road -Saunders, Joseph, shoemaker, Chapel street -Saunders, Richard, beerhouse, Beach -Sayer, Elizabeth, milliner, High street -Sayer, Robert, fish merchant, London road -Scarlett, Charles, porter stores, High street -Scarlett, Joseph, porter stores, Old Market plain -Scarll, John, Rose and Crown, Crown street -Seago, William R., solicitor, agent to the Norwich Union Fire Insurance, -Fishermen and Marine Society, and public notary, High street -Seppings, George, merchant, High street -Sharman, George, watch and clock maker, and beer seller, High street -Sharman, Samuel G., grocer and tea-dealer, High street -Shreeve, William, shopkeeper, New Nelson street -Skeet, John, shopkeeper, High street -Skoyles, Benjamin H., millinery and dress-making establishment, High str. -Skoyles and Co., iron founders and contractors, Dove street -Small, Thomas, general commission agent, London road -Smith, Ambrose, lath cutter, High street -Smith, Edward, shopkeeper, Beach -Smith, George, pork butcher, Chapel str. -Smith, John S., grocer and tea-dealer, High street -Smith, James, baker, Crown street -Smith, John, shopkeeper, Mariners’ lane -Smith, Robert, corn chandler, High street -Smith, Robert, provision merchant, High street -Smith, William, ginger beer manufacturer, Old Market plain -Smith, William, jeweller, London road -Smith, William, fish merchant, Denmark road -Snell and Hotson, coach builders, St. Peter’s road -Soons, Edwin, fruiterer and seedsman, High street -Sparham, Samuel, ship builder, Nelson street -Sparham, William, builder, Gun lane -Sparham, William, grocer and tea-dealer, Duke street -Spaull, William, relieving officer, High street -Stebbing, George, Crown and Anchor, High street -Stebbings, William, mariner, Battery green -Sterry, James, rate collector, High street -Suggate, Alfred, music seller, London road -Swatman, Thomas, builder, Beach -Tansley, Isaiah, Trinity pilot, Nelson str. -Taylor and Ling, solicitors, the Harbour -Thirtle, James P., furnishing ironmonger and bell hanger, High street -Thurlby, George, chemist and druggist, agent to Britannia Life and Royal -Fire Assurance Company, Commercial road -Tilmouth, Charles, collector, Harbour Dues office -Tilmouth, Bethel, sail maker, Gun lane -Tooke, William, basket maker, Old Market plain -Triggs, William, Odd Fellows’ tavern, St. Peter’s street -Tripp, George, beerhouse, Factory street -Tungate, Mary, shopkeeper, Crown street -Turner, Daniel, plumber and glazier, Chapel street -Turner, Henry, Lowestoft Arms, Denmark road -Tuttle, Henry, grocer and tea-dealer, High street -Utting, Robert, lodging house, Denmark road -Utting, Walter, laceman, hosier, and haberdasher, High street -Wales, William and John, grocers and tea-dealers, High street -Ward, Mary, lodgings, London road -Ward, Samuel L., St. Peter’s road -Ward, Horace, marine store dealer, Beach -Warnes, William, baker, Mariners’ lane -Waters, George, gardener and publican, High street -Watson, John, boot and shoe maker, High street -Webster, Hannah, lodging house, London road -Wellum, John, sail maker, Denmark road -West and Shove, ship chandlers, Commercial road -Wheals, Charles, tailor and hatter, Commercial road -Whincop, George, plumber, glazier, and painter, St. Peter’s street -Wicks, Samuel, baker, Mariners’ lane -Williams, Thomas, tailor, Denmark road -Wilton, William B., engineer to the Northern Steam Packet Company, -Harbour house -Winter, William, plumber, glazier, and painter, Rose place -Wiseman, William C., draper, High street -Wood, John, shoemaker, Duke street -Woods, William, manager of Gurneys’ bank -Woodcock, George, cordwainer, High street -Woods, William James, fish merchant, Denmark road -Woods, William, Trinity pilot, Nelson street -Worthington and Meadows, surgeons, High street -Worthington, William C., surgeon, London road -Wright, Richard, boot and shoe maker, London road -Yallop, James, Bee Hive, London road -Youngman, Henry, miller, &c., High street -Youngman, William, brewer, Rant score -Youngman, William, brewer, High street -Youngman, William, jun., maltster, ale and porter brewer, High street - - - - -BECCLES. - - -Beccles. An ancient market town and polling place, on the borders of -Norfolk, 109 miles from London, 40 N.E. of Ipswich, 14 S.W. of Yarmouth, -and 5 E. of Bungay, in the hundred of Wangford, and Norwich bishopric. -The area is 1,952 acres, including marsh and common land; and the -population, in 1851, was 4,398. It is situated on the river Waveney, -navigable for vessels of 100 tons burden to Yarmouth and Lowestoft, and -by which a considerable trade is carried on. Here are breweries and iron -foundries. The town is large and well built, consisting of several -streets, joining in a market-place; and is lighted with gas. The market -is held on Friday. Beccles is a polling-place for East Suffolk. Quarter -sessions are held here for the Geldable district of Suffolk; the quarter -and petty sessions are holden in the Town Hall. - -The church, dedicated to St. Michael, is in the Gothic style of -architecture, and stands in the New Market. It was erected about 1369, -and consists of a nave, chancel, north and south aisles, north and south -porches, and tower. The tower is considered a fine specimen of florid -Gothic, and presents a singular appearance from its being detached, and -placed a short distance from the south-eastern angle of the church. It -was built about 1515, is 92 feet high, but unfinished, probably owing to -the dissolution of Bury Abbey, and contains a fine peal of 10 bells. The -Rev. J. T. Johnston, B.A., is the present incumbent, and the Rev. C. -Langham is the curate. The living is a rectory, value £370 per annum, in -the patronage of the Rev. E. Hollond, Benhall Lodge. H. S. Farr, Esq., -is lord of the manor. There are chapels for Independents, Baptists, -Wesleyans, and Primitive Methodists. The charity funds amount to £250 a -year. Here is a House of Correction, which will hold 30 prisoners. Also -National, British, and Infant Schools. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Ashford, William, Esq., Blyburgate street -Bardwell, Mrs. Sarah, Old Market -Bird, Mrs. Martha, Newgate street -Bruce, Mrs. Mary, New Market-place -Chaplin, Mr. Edward, Northgate street -Chenery, Mrs. Elizabeth, Smallgate street -Cox, Mrs. Elizabeth, New Market-place -Crisp, John, Esq., Old Market -Crowfoot, Miss Mary, Ballaygate street -Dashwood, Charles, Esq., New Market-place -Dashwood, Rev. Jarrard, Saltgate street -Drewell, Mr. Samuel, Smallgate street -Farr, Henry, Esq., Pudding moor -Ferrier, Mrs., Saltgate street -Fiddes, Miss Elizabeth, Old Market -Flower, Rev. John, New Market-place, Independent minister -Gilbert, Mrs. Anne, Smallgate street -Goffin, William, Newgate street -Gordon, John R., Esq., New Market-place -Grant, Miss Sarah, New Market-place -Hammond, Rev. James, M.A., New Market -Hartley, Rev. A. O., head master of grammar school, Ballaygate street -Howman, Miss L. Dorothy, Northgate street -Kent, Mrs. Susan, Ballaygate street -Langham, Rev. Charles John, B.A., curate, Saltgate street -Meen, Mr. James, Blyburgate street -Montague, Edward P., Esq., Northgate street -Newman, Mrs. Mary, Smallgate street -Parker, Mr. Thomas, Gillingham -Pedgrift, Mr. John, Northgate street -Peskett, Dr. George, Saltgate street -Talbot, Rev. John J., rector, Saltgate str. -Thompson, Miss Sophia, Sheepgate street -Woolner, Miss Charlotte, Exchange square -Worman, Mrs. Hannah, Pudding moor - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Aldous, John, upholsterer and cabinet-maker, New Market-place -Aldred, James, baker and confectioner, Northgate street -Aldred, John, grocer and draper, Northgate street -Allcock, William, junr., shoeing-smith, Smallgate street -Arnold, William, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, New Market-place -Ayres, Edward, watchmaker, Blyburgate st. -Bailey, George, the Falcon, New Market -Baldry, William, Bell inn, Smallgate str. -Barber, William, carpenter, Newgate str. -Barker, William K., ironmonger, New Market-place -Barkway, Charles, Dolphin, New Market-place -Barkway, Edward, Pickerel inn, Pudding moor -Barkway, Samuel, Red Lion, Blyburgate street -Bartram, Stephen, sawyer, Blyburgate street -Barwood, Richard, blacksmith, Northgate street -Beddingfield, Henry, Angel inn, Ballaygate street -Benns, Philip C., boot and shoe maker, Smallgate street -Bird, Benjamin, baker, Blyburgate street -Bird, John, confectioner, Ballaygate street -Blaxill, Elizabeth, dressmaker, Old Market -Blaxill, Samuel, tailor, Old Market -Block, Robert, wholesale and retail grocer and tea dealer, New -Market-place -Boast, George, builder, Smallgate street -Boatright, John, seedsman, New Market-place -Bobbitt, Charles, clerk, Commissioner of Taxes, agent to Suffolk Alliance -Fire and Life Office, Blyburgate street -Bohun and Rix, solicitors, General Insurance Office, collectors to -Beccles Waterworks Company, Ballaygate street -Borrett, Simon, porter shop, Sheepgate street -Boston, Henry, hairdresser, Old Market -Boyce, Henry, second master Fauconberg Grammar School, Ballaygate street -Brewer, James, saddler and harness maker, Sheepgate street -Brooks, John, agent to County Fire Office, Northgate street -Brown, Thomas, shoemaker, Blyburgate street -Buck, Edward, wool dealer and spirit merchant, Northgate street -Bullock, Robert, watch and clock maker, Exchange square -Burtsal, Robert A., grocer and tea dealer, New Market -Butler, John, tailor, Bridge street -Carr and Son, boot and shoe makers, New Market-place -Catchpole, John, Cross Keys, Sheepgate street -Cattermole, Harriet, bookseller and stationer, New Market -Chapman, Jeremiah, Marquis of Granby, Northgate street -Chenery, Sarah, grocer, &c., Sheepgate street -Cherry, T., boot and shoe maker, Blyburgate street -Claxton, Robert, bootmaker, Sheepgate street -Claxton, Sarah Ann, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Sheepgate street -Claxton, Thomas, tailor and draper, Northgate street -Clements, Joseph W., musician, Northgate street -Cleveland, James, veterinary surgeon, Blyburgate street -Cocks, William R., banker’s clerk, New Market-place -Collins, Barney, cooper, Ballaygate street -Collins, M and R., grocers and tea dealers, Smallgate street -Cooper, Catherine, shopkeeper, Smallgate street -Copeman, Robert, butcher, Blyburgate street -Copeman, John, shopkeeper, Blyburgate street -Copeman, Mrs. Hannah, butcher, Blyburgate street -Corbyn, Joseph B., chemist and druggist, agent for Westminster Life -Assurance Society, New Market -Cowles, William, junr., boarding school, Northgate street -Cowles, William, Northgate house Academy, Northgate street -Crawford, William, Ship inn, Bridge str. -Crickmay, John, post-office, agent to Yorkshire Fire and Life Assurance -Office, Smallgate street -Crickmore, James, Malsters’ Arms, Bridge street -Crisp, John, junr., malster, corn and coal merchant, Bridge street -Crisp, James, auctioneer, Smallgate str. -Crisp, Read, accountant, bookbinder, bookseller, stationer, printer, -general advertiser, jeweller, agent to Royal Exchange Life and Fire -office, fancy repository and toy warehouse, New Market -Crosby, William, shopkeeper, Blyburgate street -Crowfoot, William, E., surgeon, New Market-place -Cullen, Mrs., day and boarding school, New Market -Cullen, Richard, T., plumber and glazier, New Market -Custance, Mary, shopkeeper, Smallgate street -Cutting, William D., blacksmith, Old Market -Dale, Robert, gunmaker, New Market-place -Darby, Samuel, coal and timber merchant, Bridge street -Darby, Samuel, Hermitage inn, Bridge st. -Darkin, Robert, Crown and Anchor inn, Ballaygate street -Dashwood, Robert, surgeon, New Market-place -Davy, Henry W. R., surgeon, Old Market -Davy, John, plumber and glazier, Saltgate street -Dennant, Jeremiah, boot and shoemaker, Newgate street -Durrant, Richard, watch and clock maker and jeweller, New Market-place -Eastaugh, J. D. and G., corn and coal merchants, Corporation Wharf -Easter, John, gun and pistol maker, Smallgate street -Ecclestone, Harriet, confectioner, Sheepgate street -Edwards, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, Newgate street -Edwards, Eliza, straw bonnet maker, Sheepgate street -Edwards George, boot and shoe maker, Sheepgate street -Edwards, George, pork butcher, Sheepgate street -Edwards, Noah, well sinker and pump maker, Newgate street -Everett, Edward, plumber, glazier, and painter, Sheepgate street -Farrow, Charles, wine and spirit merchant, brewer, &c., Blyburgate street -Feltham, William, boot and shoe maker, New Market-place -Fenn, George, limeburner, Pudding moor -Fiske, Edward B., assistant clerk to County Court, Ballaygate street -Fiske and Son, solicitors, agents to Atlas Fire and Life Insurance -office, and Equity and Law Life, Ballaygate str. -Flowers, James, greengrocer, Northgate street -Forman, Martha, shopkeeper, Newgate street -Francis, Letitia, straw bonnet maker, Northgate street -Francis, William, schoolmaster, Northgate street -Franklin, R. and W., saddlers and harness makers, Blyburgate street -Garnham, William W., draper, agent to Manchester Fire and Pelican Life -offices, Blyburgate street -Garrod, J. K. and W. H., tanners and curriers, Northgate street -Garrod, William H., currier, Sheepgate street -Gent, Charlotte, glass and china warehouse, Sheepgate street -Gilbert, Henry, coach builder, Sheepgate street -Goffin, George, shoemaker, Ballaygate str. -Goldsmith, Robert, Checquers inn, Smallgate street -Goldsmith, Thomas, bricklayer, Ingate road -Goodburne, Harriet, greengrocer, New Market-place -Gooderham, John, shopkeeper, Northgate street -Green, Isaac, boot and shoe maker, New Market -Green, James, corn chandler, New Market-place -Gurneys and Co., bankers, Bohun and Rix, agents, Ballaygate street, (draw -on Barclay and Co., London) -Hadingham, George, miller, corn and coal merchant, Bridge street -Haken, Henry, saddler and harness maker, New Market -Haldron, William, tailor, draper, and hatter, New Market-place -Halecock, William, senr., whitesmith, Sheepgate street -Harmer, Joseph, watch and clock maker, Old Market -Harper, William, ironfounder and agricultural implement maker, Sheepgate -street -Harper, William, ironfounder, Sheepgate street -Harvey, James, White Lion inn and posting house, Smallgate street -Hayward, Robert, cooper, Bridge street -Hellsdon, William, shopkeeper, Northgate street -Hickman, Rev. Charles, Independent minister, Hungate lane -Hindes, Edward, veterinary surgeon, Northgate street -Holland, Robert, Blyburgate street -Holmes, James, brewer, Fenn lane -Holmes, Thomas, shopkeeper, Bridge str. -Hook, Elizabeth, general fancy toy dealer, Smallgate street -Harding, Henry, farrier, &c., Sheepgate street -Horsley and Son, coach builders, Hungate street -Hoskin, William, timber merchant, Corporation Wharf, Old Market -Haward, Samuel, stonemason, Bridge street -Hunt, Ann, shopkeeper, New Market-place -Ingram, Benjamin, bricklayer, Smallgate street -Jarman, Robert, printer, Old Market -Jarmy, Philip, Fox and Hounds, Newgate street -Johnson, Caroline E., straw bonnet maker, Smallgate street -Jones, Garwood, watch and clock maker, Blyburgate street -Jordon, Robert, butcher, Ballaygate str. -Jordon, Robert, butcher, New Market-place -Kent, Joseph L., ironmonger, gas fitter, and oil and colourman, Sheepgate -str. -Kerrison, Henry S., draper, New Market -Kindred, John, agent for Mr. Farrow, wine and spirit merchant, Blyburgate -street -Knights, Ann, Berlin wool and fancy repository, Exchange square -Knights, George, baker, Northgate street -Knights, John, shopkeeper, Smallgate st. -Knowles, Martin, King’s Head inn and commercial hotel, New Market-place -Lay, John, Bear and Bells, Old Market -Lay, John, butcher, Northgate street -Leavold, William H., corn, coal, salt, cement, and slate merchant, agent -to the London traders, Corporation Wharf -Lenny, William, Waveney brewery, agent to Sun Fire and Life office, -Northgate street -Lillistone, Mary Ann, New Market-place -Love, Alfred G., general agent to tax commissioners and to Royal Life and -Fire Assurance company, Ballaygate street -Marshall, James, dyer, Northgate street -Mayhew, Joseph, linen and woollen draper, Exchange square -Mayhew, Mary Ann, baker and confectioner, Smallgate street -Mills, Edward, Crown, Blyburgate street -Mills, Frederic, tailor and woollen draper, Blyburgate street -Mills, Robert, George and Dragon, Hungate lane -Money, James, baker and confectioner, Sheepgate street -Mullett, James, tailor, Ballaygate street -Neal, William, shopkeeper, Hungate lane -Nicker, John, butcher, Old Market -Nicker, Mary, dressmaker and shopkeeper, Saltgate street -Norman, John, carpenter, Sheepgate str. -Norman, Joseph, beer-house, Sheepgate street -Norman, Joseph, builder, Sheepgate str. -Norman, Robert, brazier, Blyburgate str. -Oakes, Elizabeth, dress-maker, Sheepgate street -Oswald, Robert, auctioneer, Northgate street -Oxborough, Charles, ropemaker, Smallgate street -Page, Robert, glover, Sheepgate street -Pells, Nathaniel, builder, carpenter, and lane burner, Pudding moor -Pigg, Alfred, draper, New Market-place -Piper, Isaac, tailor, Smallgate street -Piper, Isaac, tailor, Sheepgate street -Piper, Isaac, beer house, Northgate street -Piper, James, tailor and hatter, Sheepgate street -Piper, William, ropemaker, Northgate street -Purland, Samuel, the Plough, Newgate street -Rand, John, shopkeeper, Northgate street -Read, Eliza, butcher, New Market -Reynolds, John, corn inspector, Ballaygate street -Roberts, James, cooper, Sheepgate street -Rodwell, John, boot and shoe maker, New Market -Sayer, Thomas, plumber and glazier, Ballaygate street -Sharpin, William, solicitor, Exchange str. -Sharpins and Swatman, solicitors, and agents to the Law Fire Assurance -Office, Exchange square -Shipley, Edward, postman, Northgate street -Shreeve, Eliza, confectioner, Saltgate str. -Smith, Eddy, Queen’s Head, Newgate street -Smith, James, baker and confectioner, Northgate street -Smith, Shephard, grocer and toy dealer, New Market place -Smith, Thomas, corn, coal, and seed merchant, Northgate street -Snell and Hotson, coach builders, Smallgate street -Sprunt, Francis, shopkeeper, Pudding moor -Stacey and Scott, tailors and hatters, New Market-place -Stamp Office, Clarke, Abraham, sub-distributor and insurance agent, -Smallgate street -Steel, Samuel, chemist and druggist, New Market-place -Stimpson, John, shoemaker, Saltgate street -Swatman, Edward, solicitor, Northgate street -Syder, George, cabinet maker and upholsterer, New Market-place -Taylor, George, brazier and coppersmith, New Market-place -Thirtle, James, green grocer, New Market -Thornton and Co., brewers and maltsters, Blyburgate and Northgate street -Thornton, Richard F., brewer, Ballaygate street -Thrower, Benjamin, confectioner and grocer, New Market -Thurling, James, tailor and clothes cleaner, Newgate street -Tillett, Frederic, fishmonger, New Market-place -Titshall, Deverson, shoemaker, Sheepgate street -Toll, George H., miller, Bridge street -Tuck, Robert, shoemaker, Smallgate str. -Vyse, William, boot and shoe maker, Northgate street -Wade, Denny, Fleece, Blyburgate street -Walker, Rhoda, straw bonnet and dressmaker, Saltgate street -Walne, Sarah, White Horse, New Market -Ward, Robert, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, Sheepgate street -Warner, Richard, coach driver, Sheepgate street -Webster, John C., solicitor, agent to the Phœnix Fire Office and Pelican -Life Office, Old Market -Welch, William, whitesmith and bell-hanger, New Market-place -Welton, John, boot and shoe maker, Northgate street -West, Robert, gardener, Blyburgate street -White, Harriet, stationery and fancy repository, New Market -Whitehead, George, stone and marble mason, Northgate street -Wigg, George, beerhouse, Fenn lane -Wigg, Horace, cabinetmaker, Northgate street -Winter, Betsy, shopkeeper, Northgate street -Woodroffe, Thomas and William, builders, Lower Bridge street -Woodward, William, hairdresser, register office for servants, New Market -Wolfe, George E., cabinet maker and broker, Blyburgate street -Woolner, George, shoemaker, Northgate street -Woolner, William, horse clipper, Blyburgate street -Woolnough, George, cabinet maker and upholsterer, New Market -Worroffe, William W., builder, White Swan, New Market-place -Wright, William, boat builder, Northgate street -Youell, George, Pleasure Yatch, Northgate street - - - - -BUNGAY. - - -BUNGAY. A market-town on the borders of Norfolk, 108 miles from London, -through Romford, Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich, and Harleston, and 14 -miles S.E. from Norwich, 40 miles N.E. from Ipswich, 20 miles S.W. of -Yarmouth, 15 miles W. of Lowestoft, and 6 miles W. from Beccles; is in -Wangford hundred and union, East Suffolk, Norwich bishopric; contained, -in 1851, 3,841 inhabitants, fairs are held for horses, cattle, &c., on -the 14th May and on the 25th September (the latter is also a sessions or -hiring for servants). Near the town is a large silk manufactory, -belonging to Messrs. Grout and Co., Norwich; also some extensive flour -mills, malt-houses, paper mill, iron foundries, printing offices, and -lime kilns. - -Bungay contains two churches: the one dedicated to St. Mary, is a -handsome edifice, with square tower, and 4 spires, an excellent peal of 8 -bells, and a clock. The living is a perpetual curacy, value £115 per -annum, a donative of the Duke of Norfolk. The Rev. Wm. H. Archdeacon -Glover, B.A., is the perpetual incumbent. The other church, dedicated to -the Holy Trinity, is an ancient structure, with round tower. The living -is a vicarage, value £317. per annum, in the gift of the Bishop of Ely. -The Rev. W. Glover, B.A., is the incumbent, and the Rev. H. T. Deacle, -M.A., is the curate. - -The Baptists, Independents, Wesleyans, and Roman Catholics, have chapels -here. The town is lighted with gas, and the inhabitants are amply -supplied with excellent water from the numerous springs with which the -town and its neighbourhood abound. The houses are mostly of modern date, -having been erected since 1688, when nearly the whole town was burned in -a fire, which originated in an uninhabited dwelling. - - * * * * * - -Messrs. Harvey and Hudson’s Bank, Market-place. Manager, Mr. Graystone -Baker. - -Gurneys, Birkbeck, Turner and Co.’s Bank, Broad street. Manager, William -Hartcup, Esq. Clerk, Mr. Robert Smith. - -East of England Bank, Broad street. Manager, Samuel Smith, Esq. -Cashier, Richard Cracknell. Draw on London and Westminster Bank. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Aldis, Charles, Esq., the Grove, Uplands -Allsopp, Mrs. Ann, Earsham street -Angel, Mrs. Harriet, Earsham street -Atkinson, Rev. Samuel, Wesleyan minister, Prospect place -Barnes, Mrs. Lucy, Earsham street -Burtsall, Mrs., Grove road -Bewicke, Miss Jane, Trinity street -Chambers, Mr. Jonathan, Lower Olland st. -Childs, Mrs. Hannah, Earsham street -Cuddon, Mrs. Susanna, Earsham street -Currie, Mrs. John, Trinity street -Deacle, Rev. Thomas Hicks, curate of Holy Trinity; h Upper Olland street -Denny, Mrs. M., Prospect place -Edwards, Rev. William, Wesleyan minister, Upper Olland street -Fisher, Mrs. Eliza, Upper Olland street -Franklin, Mrs. Mary Ann, Trinity street -Garnham, Mrs. Maria, Broad street -Garneys, Charles, M.R.C.S. and L.S.A., Trinity street -Glover, Rev. W., Rector of St. Mary’s, Trinity street -Hogarth, Rev. Arthur, curate of Redisham, h Lower Olland street -Marfew, Miss Phœbe, Grove road -Mayhew, Mrs. Charlotte, Bull lane -Minns, Mr. John, the Ollands -Morell, Mrs. Sophia, Market-place -Plowman, Mrs. Mary, Bridge street -Pratt, Mrs. Ann, Upper Olland street -Pratt, Mr. Henry, Lower Olland street -Rogerson, Mrs. Earsham street -Reynolds, Mrs. Louisa, Lower Olland street -Sayer, Mrs. Elizabeth, Trinity street -Scott, Miss Charlotte, Earsham street -Scott, John, Esq., Earsham street -Smith, Mr. the Ollands -Webb, Mr. John, Upper Olland street -Wills, Rev. Charles, minister of the Independent chapel, Upper Olland -street -West, Mrs. Lydia, Plough street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, ETC. - - -Abel, Matthias, postmaster, post-office, Earsham street -Adams, Edw. B., surgeon, Earsham str. -Adkin, Fred., tailor and draper, Olland st. -Adkin, William, gunmaker, Market-place -Airey, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, Bridge street -Aldous, Richard, butcher, Lower Olland street -Alexander, W., confectioner, Bridge str. -Alger, William, baker, Broad street -Allen, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Bridge str. -Archer, John, saddle and harness maker, Olland street -Archer, Mary Ann and Eliza, milliners and dressmakers, Upper Olland -street -Ashby, John Samuel, printer, bookbinder, and depository of the Society -for promoting Christian Knowledge, Upper Olland street -Ashby, Richard D., bookseller and stationer, Upper Olland street -Atmeare, James, corn dealer, &c., Earsham street -August, Isaac, tailor, Upper Olland street -Baker, Allen, shopkeeper, Upper Olland street -Baker, George, auctioneer and surveyor, Trinity street -Baker, William T., writer, Plough street -Baldry, George, the Rose and Crown inn, Upper Olland street -Balls, George, millwright, Lower Olland street -Balls, John, ironmonger, smith, and bell hanger, Market-place -Banham, William, shopkeeper, Bull lane -Barcham, Edward, plumber, glazier, and painter, Lower Olland street -Barker, Harriet, dress and mantle maker, Market-place -Barkway, Rev. Frederic, curate of Ilketshall St. Andrew, h, Earsham -street -Barrell, Samuel, shopkeeper, Lower Olland street -Barrell, Samuel, seedsman and fruiterer, Market-place -Beare, Robert, hay dealer, Upper Olland street -Beare, William, boot and shoe maker, Olland street -Bedingfield, John, butcher, Lower Olland street -Bellman, Henry, solicitor, clerk to the magistrates, and agent to the -Globe Fire and Life office, Broad street -Bidwell, Mark, baker, Lower Olland str. -Botwright, Ambrose, attorney’s clerk, Grove road -Botwright, George, travelling draper, Upper Olland street -Booty, William, whitesmith and bell hanger, Lower Olland street -Botwright, John D., builder, agent to the Phœnix Fire office, Upper -Olland str. -Botwright, Thomas, clothier and register office for servants, Upper -Olland street -Botwright, William T., tailor and draper, Earsham street -Branford, James, saddle and harness maker, Earsham street -Brindle, Rev. William, Roman Catholic minister, h, Olland street -Brown, Mrs. Harriet, dressmaker, Upper Olland street -Brown and Son, plumbers, glaziers, painters, and paper hangers, Bridge -st. -Brown, William, watch and clock maker, Bridge street -Bruce, Thomas F., brewer and retailer of beer, Bridge street -Bull, Louis, bricklayer and plasterer, Chapel street -Bullock, Robert Henry, watchmaker and silversmith, Market-place -Burgess, George, superintendent of the paper mills, Lower Olland street -Butcher, Benjamin, the Red Lion, Upper Olland street -Butcher, Robert, registrar of marriages, New road -Butcher Robert, coal and corn merchant, Trinity street -Buxton, James, shopkeeper, Broad street -Cadge, John P., boarding and day school for young gentlemen, Bridge -street -Calver, Elizabeth, King’s Arms, Bridge street -Cameron, Daniel, iron and brass founder, Earsham street -Cane, Abel, butcher and tea dealer, Upper Olland street -Capon, Charles, King’s Head, Market-place -Carley, Richard, pawnbroker, Bridge str. -Carley, Richard, watch and clock maker and jeweller, Earsham street -Cattermole, Alfred, saddle and harness maker, Olland street -Cattermole, Henry, plumber, glazier, and painter, Bridge street -Cattermole, Henry, painter, plumber, and glazier, Broad street -Cattermole, Joseph, boot and shoe maker, Upper Olland street -Cattermole, Richard, carver and gilder, Bridge street -Cattermole, S. and H., milliners and dress-makers, Bridge street -Cattermole, Susan, toy shop, Bridge street -Chalker, Jane, the White Horse, Trinity street -Chamberlain, Mary, milliner and dress-maker, Upper Olland street -Charlish, William, fishmonger, Lower Olland street -Chase, Robert, Queen’s Head, Market-place -Chase, Charles, butcher, Bridge street -Chase, Robert, junr., butcher, Olland str. -Chenery, Frederic, watchmaker and jeweller, Olland street -Childs, Charles, steam printer, Office lane, h, Broad street -Churchyard, William, chemist and druggist, Market-place -Clarke, John, baker, Bridge street -Clarke, Sarah, hat and cap manufacturer, Earsham street -Clarke, William, tailor and draper, Earsham street -Clutten, James, Cherry Tree inn, Earsham street -Claxton, Robert, clothier and bootmaker, Bridge street -Cocks, Gilbert and Son, grocers, drapers, and earthenware dealers, -Earsham street -Cocks, William, grocer, tea dealer, and dealer in British wines, -Market-place -Codling, William, boot and shoe maker, Lower Olland street -Colby, George, hairdresser and perfumer, Olland street -Cornaby, Matthew, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street -Cornish, Charles, chimney sweeper and fire defender, Broad street -Cossey, James, the Ship, Lower Olland street -Crisp, Samuel B., the Crown, Market-place -Crook, Augustus, veterinary surgeon, Bridge street -Cross, William, boot and shoe maker, Earsham street -Cuddon, Miss, dressmaker, Plough street -Cuddon, William, timber merchant, Olland street -Cullingford, Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Lower -Olland street -Cullingford and Bayles, carpenters and joiners, Chapel street -Cullingford, William, carpenter and joiner, Earsham street -Cullingford, Richard, butcher, Lower Olland street -Cunningham, Miss Mary Ann, dress-maker, Upper Olland street -Currie, Charles W., surgeon, Market-place -Dale, Mary, lodging house for travellers, Bridge street -Darvy, Robert, builder, Chapel street -Day, George, cabinet maker, Lower Olland street -Dipson, William, wheelwright, Lower Olland street -Dodd, Philip Henry, solicitor, the Ollands -Dodd, Philip William, solicitor, Olland Downs -Drake, Charles, solicitor, Trinity street -Draper, Francis, hay and corn seller, and baker, Bridge street -Driver, William, Prince of Wales, and wool stapler, Upper Olland street -Dyball, Robert, linen draper, Market-place -Earl, Richard, sheriff’s officer, Earsham street -Ebbage, Mrs. Hannah, brick and tile manufacturer, Earsham street -Ecclestone, Robert, baker and confectioner, Upper Olland street -Farrants, Sarah, shopkeeper, Broad street -Farman, Elizabeth, painter, Broad street -Farrow, Joseph, timber merchant, Lower Olland street -Fenton, John, professor of dancing, Bull Jane -Fisher, Samuel, grocer and stamp distributor, Earsham street -Foulger, Joseph, carpenter and joiner, Upper Olland street -Francis, Eliza, stay and dress maker, Lower Olland street -Girling, John W., butcher, Earsham street -Gosling, Mary, shopkeeper, Bridge street -Grimmer, Charles, veterinary surgeon, Upper Olland street -Hammond, Robert, veterinary surgeon, Earsham street -Harding, Simon, cooper, Bridge street -Hinsby, William, cooper, Lower Olland street -Howes, Robert, accountant, Lower Olland street -Howes, Miss Harriet, ladies’ boarding academy, Earsham street -Howard, Edwin, grocer and tea dealer, Earsham street -Holley, William, plumber, glazier, and painter, Chapel street -Hogg, Robert, carrier, Bridge street -Hudson, James, ironmonger, Olland str. -Hunt, Miss Susannah, milliner and dress-maker, Bridge street -Ife, Charles, the Chequers, Bridge street -James, John H., solicitor, agent for the Caledonian Fire, and Fire -Insurance company, Trinity street -Jennings, William Howes Dundas, inland revenue officer, Upper Olland -street -Jermy, John, the Two Brewers, Chapel street -Jordan, Thomas, beer retailer, Bull lane -Judge, Joseph, shopkeeper, Upper Olland street -King, Hannah, Elizabeth, and Ellen, dressmakers, Earsham street -King, Michael, wheelwright, Earsham st. -Lait, Alfred, linen and woollen draper, Olland street -Lait, John, clothier, Earsham street -Larke, William, wine and spirit merchant, Broad street -Laws, James, Three Jolly Butchers, Market-place -Leggatt, Robert, Horse and Groom, Broad street -Lodge, Edward, coal merchant, Bridge st. -Lover, Charles, basket and sieve maker, Market-place -Martin, Benjamin, the Angel inn, Lower Olland street -Martin, George, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Martin, William, the Fleece inn, Market-place -Masterson, James, glover and tailor, Lower Olland street -Mayhew, Jeremiah, confectioner, Earsham street -Meadows, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Trinity street -Minns, Charles, draper and milliner, Olland street -More, Robert, grocer and tea dealer, Upper Olland street -Newman, John, White Lion, Earsham street -Nickless, Frederic, linen and woollen draper, Olland street -Nunn, Robert, bricklayer and plasterer, Plough street -Nursey, Henry, stonemason and sculptor, Upper Olland street -Nursey, James, stone and marble mason, Lower Olland street -Nursey, James, leather currier, Upper Olland street -Oaken, Martha, straw bonnet maker, Market-place -Owles, James, chemist and druggist, Market-place -Owles, Thomas, grocer, tea dealer, and tallow chandler, Trinity street -Palmer, David, pump maker and well sinker, the Greyhound, Upper Olland -street -Pearson, Robert, plumber and glazier, the Ollands -Phillips, William L., grocer and tea dealer, Market-place -Pratt, John, paper manufacturer, Trinity street -Pricker, Jonathan, excise officer, Lower Olland street -Raven, James, corn and seed merchant, Broad street -Rayner, Henry, wheelwright, New road -Reeve, John R., boot and shoe maker, Bridge street -Reeve, William, pork butcher, Earsham street -Reeve, Jesse, hairdresser, fancy repository, bookbinder, stationer, and -hardwareman, Market-place -Reeve, Charlotte, boarding and day school, Upper Olland street -Reeve, Hannah, dressmaker, Upper Olland street -Redgrave, Samuel, plumber, glazier, and painter, Chapel street -Reynolds, Sarah Ann, ladies’ day school, Broad street -Richards, Eliza, milliner and dressmaker, Lower Olland street -Riches, Frederic, tailor, Lower Olland st. -Riches, John, carpenter, &c., the Ollands -Richmond, William, ironmonger, Bridge street -Roper, John, Three Tuns inn, Market-place -Rose, Robert, cabinet maker, Upper Olland street -Sadd, John, tailor and draper, Bridge street -Sayer, John, beer retailer, Bridge street -Sayer, Manning, baker and confectioner, Upper Olland street -Scarlett, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street -Sewell, Bloomfield, registrar of births and deaths, the Ollands -Smith, George, boot and shoe maker, Lower Olland street -Smith, Henry, general shopkeeper, Olland street -Smith, Hannah, children’s day school, the Ollands -Smith, James, Bell inn, Market-place -Smith, James, tailor and draper, Market-place -Smith, Lucy, Ann, fancy repository and stationer, Market-place -Smith, Robert, tailor, Lower Olland street -Smith, Susannah, governess of the Plough school, Lower Olland street -Smith, Thomas, corn, coal, and seed merchant, Market-place -Smith, William, carpenter and joiner, Chapel street -Spall, Henry, auctioneer, wine and spirit merchant, New road -Spall, William, coach builder, New road -Spooner, Elizabeth, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Upper Olland street -Spooner, John, plumber and glazier, Upper Olland street -Stockdale, John, the Swan, Market-place -Sutton, Amelia, tailor and hatter, Olland street -Sutton, Lucy, dressmaker, Olland street -Taylor, John, hairdresser and perfumer, Earsham street -Taylor, Nathaniel, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Earsham street -Thirtle, John Brown, linen and woollen draper, Market-place -Tillett, Benjamin, fishmonger, Bridge st. -Tillett, William, fishmonger, Earsham st. -Tilley, Charles, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street -Tilley, Eliza, shopkeeper, Bridge street -Trower, James, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street -Turner, William, basket and sieve maker, Upper Olland street -Tye, John, boot and shoe maker, Broad street -Walesby and Son, saddle and harness makers, Earsham street -Walker, David, corn and coal merchant, Trinity street -Waller, John, cabinet maker, Earsham st. -Walpole, Mary Ann, draper, Bridge st. -Ward, Benjamin, rope maker, Market-place -Ward, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Olland street -Waters, John, yardman to Mr. Walker, merchant, Lower Olland street -Watson, John, blacksmith, New road -Watts, John, boot and shoe maker, Broad street -Watts, William, grocer, Earsham street -Wayling, T., confectioner, Earsham str. -Weavers, Henry, the Plough, Plough str. -Weavers, John, grocer and tea dealer, Olland street -Winter, John, glass stainer and painter, Earsham street -Woods, William, linen draper, Market-place -Woodward, B. B., littérateur, Trinity str. -Woolnoughs, Mrs. Hannah, ladies’ boarding and day school, Broad street -Woor, James, boot and shoe maker, Upper Olland street -Woor, James, boot and shoe maker, Lower Olland street -Wright, Robert, brewer, Grove road - - - - -HALESWORTH. - - -Halesworth is a market town, distant 31 miles N.E. from Ipswich, 8 miles -from Bungay, 9 miles from Beccles, 8½ from Southwold, and 100 from -London, in the Blything hundred and union, Norwich bishopric, East -Suffolk; is situate on the river Blyth, which is navigable to Southwold, -where it falls into the North Sea. The living is a rectory, with the -vicarage of Chediston annexed, value £600, and 10 acres of glebe land, in -the gift of Andrew Johnston, Esq. The Rev. Robert Edward Hankinson, -M.A., is the incumbent, and the Rev. David Stevenson, B.A., is the -curate. The church of St. Mary is a Gothic building, with square tower -and fine peal of 8 bells; also nave, aisles, and organ. The Baptists, -Wesleyans, and Independents, have chapels here. Here is also a National -School, and a British and Foreign School. - -There is a small theatre here; also a neat police station for the Beccles -division of police. It is a polling place for the Eastern division of -the county. The town is lighted with gas. The trade consists in corn -and malt, which is exported to London by means of small crafts to -Southwold. Here are also iron foundries, coach building, and several -manufacturing establishments. The market is held on Tuesday. Fairs are -held on Tuesday in Easter and Whitsun weeks, and 29th and 30th of -October. The petty sessions are also held here. - -The population is 2,665, acreage 1,420, gross rental £10,000, rateable -value, £7,990. John Crabtree, Esq., is lord of the manor of Halesworth -and Dame Margerie, in Halesworth; and the rector is lord of the manor of -the rectory. - - * * * * * - -Crown bank; Harveys and Hudsons, bankers. Agent, Thomas T. B. Bedwell, -Thoroughfar -Gurneys and Company; Barclay and Co., Market-place -East of England bank; manager, Josiah Humphries, London and Westminster -bank agents, Thoroughfare -Savings’ bank; manager, Mr. James Tippell. Quay street -Gas works; John Foreman, manager, Wissett road - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Atthill, Rev., Bridge street -Bayley, Mrs. Susan, Pound street -Bunyan, Mr. John, Quay street -Chapman, Mr. John, Bungay road -Clarke, Mr. John, Bridge street -Crabtree, Misses, Bungay road -Cracknell, Thomas, Esq., Market-place -Eastaugh, Mrs. Hannah, Chediston str. -Fox, Mrs. Lucy, Quay street -Hankinson, Rev. Robert Edwards, rectory -Moore, Mrs., Bungay road -Prime, Mr. Edward, Bungay road -Ringwood, Mrs., Bridge street -Rudge, Mrs. Mary Anne, Rectory street -Spilling, Miss Charlotte, Quay street -Stevenson, Rev. David, curate, Pound street -Taylor, Mrs. Mary, Thoroughfare -Turner, Rev., rector of Linstead, round street - - - -TRADES. PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Aldred, William Henry, grocer, tea-dealer and tallow chandler, -Market-place -Allex, Captain Peter, superintendent of police, Bungay road -Appleton, Robert, architect and surveyor, Pound street -Archer, William, the Golden Ball, Chediston street -Atmer, William, Angel inn commercial hotel, Thoroughfare -Baker, William, shopkeeper and postman, Thoroughfare -Baker, William, baker, Chediston street -Balls, John, Hawk inn, Bridge street -Balls, Robert, stone mason, Pound street -Barber, Emma, shopkeeper, Chediston street -Barber, Robert C., the White Lion, Market-place -Barker. T., teacher of music, Pound str. -Bass, Robert Beales, solicitor, agent for the Crown Life Office, clerk to -the County Court, and to the Ipswich turnpike, h Market-place -Beales, John, surgeon, Market-place -Bedwell, John, tailor and draper, Market-place -Bedwell, John, grocer and draper, Market-place -Bird, John, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Boniwell, William, register office for servants, Thoroughfare -Botham, Benjamin, linen draper, Bridge street -Botham, Benjamin, tailor, &c., Quay str. -Boyce, William, plumber, glazier, and painter, Pound street -Boyden, Susannah, ladies’ boarding academy, Quay street -Brown, Mary, butcher, Thoroughfare -Brown, Samuel, grocer and draper, Quay street -Bryant, Charles, solicitors’ clerk, Quay street -Buller, Elizabeth, basket maker, Pound st. -Burgess, Nathaniel, general ironmonger, Thoroughfare -Burleigh, Robert W., maltster and corn merchant, Quay street -Butler, William, tailor, Thoroughfare -Carliell, William, coal merchant, Thoroughfare -Carnova, Peter, silversmith and jeweller, Thoroughfare -Chambers, William, White Hart inn, Thoroughfare -Chaplain, Jonathan, the Grapes, Thoroughfare -Chapman, John, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Chappell, William, painter and glazier, Rectory street -Chilvers, Ambrose, grocer and draper, Chediston street -Chilvers, William, musical instrument Chediston street -Clarke, George, plumber and glazier, Thoroughfare -Clark, William E., the Perseverance tavern, Quay street -Cole, Ellen, fancy repository, Market-place -Cole, John, boot and shoe maker, Chediston street -Collett, George Thomas, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Thoroughfare -Collett, William H., coach builder, Pound street -Crabtree and Cross, solicitors, Thoroughfare -Crisp, William, saddle and harness maker, Quay street -Croft, Daniel, broker, Market-place -Croft, Daniel, lodging house and broker, Chediston street -Croft, George, haircutter, Quay street -Croft, James, general shopkeeper, Chediston street -Cross, Frederic, solicitor, Market-place, h Quay street -Cullingford, Emma, straw bonnet maker, Chediston street -Cullingford, James, shopkeeper, Chediston street -Cullingford, Titus, boot and shoe maker, Bungay road -Davey, Thomas P., linen draper, Thoroughfare -Day, John, printer, China, glass, and Staffordshire warehouse, Bridge -street -Dennison, David, confectioner, Pound st. -Dyer, Joseph, clothier and outfitter, Thoroughfare -Easterson and Son, iron and brass founders, and implement makers, -Market-place -Edmonds, Jonathan, supervisor, Bungay road -Ellis, William, watch maker, jeweller, and silversmith, Market-place -Elworthy, Sarah, boarding school for young ladies, Quay street -Farrington, Robert, grocer, Thoroughfare -Farrow, Joseph, timber merchant, Quay street -Farrow, Thomas, builder and architect, Bungay road -Fisher, Edward, tailor, Thoroughfare -Foreman, John, grocer, draper, and post master, Thoroughfare -Forman, Daniel, clerk to Blything Union, Quay street -Forman, James, butcher, Bridge street -Freeman, G. P., auctioneer, land agent, &c., Thoroughfare -Garrard, Seaman, surgeon -Gibson, William, the Half Moon, Rectory street -Gilham, John, Brewers’ Arms, Bungay road -Girdlestone, Owen, whitesmith, Pound street -Gobbett, Henry G., tailor, draper, and bootmaker, Thoroughfare -Gooch, James, fruiterer, and dealer in marine stores, Chediston street -Gooch, John, marine store dealer, Chediston street -Gooderham, John, earthenware dealer, Bridge street -Green, Lucy, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Hardingham, William, the Queen’s Head, Chediston street -Hellen, Robert, Rose and Crown, Chediston street -Holder, Henry, brewer, Quay street -Hopson, William, saddle and harness maker, Thoroughfare -Howard, Charles, Trowel and Hammer, Pound street -Howard, Frederic, surgeon, Quay street -Hugman, Robert, linen draper, Bridge street -James, Henry, accountant, Quay street -Jarmy, John, smith and ironmonger, Chediston street -Jarvis, Walter Scott, station-master, Halesworth station -Johnson, Sarah, milliner and dressmaker, Market-place -Keeble, Francis, carpenter and joiner, Rectory street -Kemp, Samuel, butcher, Bridge street -Kent, Thomas, cooper, Coopers’ Arms, Quay street -Lanes, Frederic, shopkeeper, Market-place -Lockwood, James, greengrocer, Bridge street -London, John F., hatter, outfitter, &c., agent for the Alliance Life and -Fire Assurance Office, Thoroughfare -Mannall, Mrs. Elizabeth E., milliner and dressmaker, Bridge street -Mannall, John, day academy for young gentlemen, Rectory street -Miller, James, baker, Chediston street -Miller, James, tailor and town crier, Chediston street -Millett, William, shopkeeper, Pound str. -Mills, Isaac, the Tuns, Market-place -Moore, Caroline, milliner and dressmaker, Bridge street -Musk, Edward H., stationer and toyman, Bridge street -Neeve, Thomas, Swan inn, veterinary surgeon, Pound street -Newson, Frederick, grocer and teadealer, Bridge street -Newson, Nelson, W., watch and clock maker, silversmith, jeweller, &c., -Thoroughfare -Newson, Richard, whitesmith, Chediston street -Newson, Samuel, bricklayer and plasterer, Pound street -Newson, Stephen, bricklayer, Chediston street -Newson, William, bricklayer and farmer, Chediston street -Nunn, Ephraim, pork shop, Pound street -Owles, John, plumber and glazier, Thoroughfare -Parsley, Frederick, Esq., manager to Gurney’s bank, Market-place -Page, Thomas, corn and seed merchant, baker, &c., Bridge street -Peachy, Robert, ropemaker, Pound street -Pedgrave, Augustus, surgeon, Bungay road -Pedgrift, Fred. W., surgeon, Thoroughfare -Prime, Samuel, fishmonger, Bridge street -Rackham, George, chemist and druggist, printer and publisher of the -Halesworth Times, Quay street -Read, John, solicitor, Pound street -Reynolds, William, chemist and druggist, Thoroughfare -Rignall, William, gunsmith, Market-place -Robinson, William, boot and shoe maker, Quay street -Rudland, George H., surgeon and druggist, Chediston street -Sawyer, James, carrier to Norwich, Ipswich, and Aldborough, Quay street -Scarle, Mrs. Catherine, beer retailer and shopkeeper, Quay street -Scraggs, Elizabeth, dyer, Chediston street -Seaman, John, bailiff to the County court, Rectory street -Seaman, George, butcher, Thoroughfare -Self, Samuel, maltster, brewer, and retailer of beer, Chediston street -Self, Samuel, shopkeeper, Quay street -Shade, Nathaniel, boot and shoe maker, Thoroughfare -Simmonds, Robert, the Ship, Thoroughfare -Smith, Caroline, dressmaker, Chediston street -Smith, James, builder, Chediston street -Smith, John and Robert, farmers, Steeple lane -Smith, Robert, police constable, police station, Quay street -Smith, Sidney, veterinary surgeon, Chediston street -Sowen, Robert, brick maker, Steeple lane -Sparrow, Samuel, umbrella maker, Chediston street -Spore, James, broker, Chediston street -Squire, George, dealer in game, Chediston street -Squire, William, baker and grocer, Pound street -Stagoll, John, land surveyor, Black Eagle, Chediston street -Stevens, William, accountant, Market-place -Strathern, F. B., maltster, Bungay road -Strathern, F. B. and Co., wine and spirit merchants, Quay streets -Sutton, Robert T., tailor and draper, Thoroughfare -Symonds, Robert, coachmaker and smith, Quay street -Taylor, Caroline, straw bonnet maker, Pound street -Taylor, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Bungay road -Taylor, George G., King’s Arms commercial hotel, Market-place -Thompson, William, gun and lock smith, Bridge street -Thompson, George, brewer, farmer, and maltster, Market-place -Tillett, Samuel, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Bridge street -Tilney, Henry, blacksmith, Pound street -Tippell, James, printer, bookseller, stationer, dealer in china, glass, -and earthenware, agent to Norwich Union Life and Fire Insurance society, -Thoroughfare -Took, Adam, basket and sieve maker, Quay street -Took, Peter, beer retailer and butcher, Chediston street -Took, Robert, confectioner and baker, Bridge street -Tyrrell, Sarah, milliner and dressmaker, Bungay road -Tyrrell, William, brewer, Bungay road -Wade, Denny, cooper and brewer, Bridge street -Wade, Sarah, ladies’ boarding school, Pound street -Wade, Thomas, cooper, Pound street -Waters, Ann, the King’s Head, Quay str. -Watson, William, the Wherry, Quay str. -Webb, T., farmer, Walpole road -Wigg, Caroline, straw bonnet manufacturer, Thoroughfare -Wigg, Lionel, stock dealer, Rectory str. -Wigg, William, watch and clock maker, Thoroughfare -Wild, Thomas, accountant, Bungay road -Woods, William, shopkeeper, Chediston street -Woodward, Francis, banker’s clerk, Pound street -Wright, James, plumber, glazier, and painter, Market-place - - - - -EYE. - - -EYE. An ancient borough and market town, occupies a low situation at the -confluence of two rivulets, 20 miles N.E. of Ipswich, 24 S. of Norwich, -94½ from London through Colchester and Ipswich, and 3½ from the Mellis -station of the Eastern Union Railway. It contains 4,174 acres, and the -population in 1851 was 2,419. General Sir Edward Kerrison, Bart., of -Oakley Park, is lord of the manors, and proprietor of the greater part of -the soil. The market is on Tuesday for corn, &c.; and a fair is held on -Whit-Monday for pleasure. Through the energetic exertions of Mr. Henry -Bishop and Mr. Robert Chase, of this town, assisted by Sir Edward C. -Kerrison, Bart., M.P., of Broome Hall, a new era has dawned on the place -by the erection of a flax manufactory on such an extensive scale, as to -be capable of giving employment to a great number of hands. Here are -breweries and an iron foundry. The town is governed by a mayor, 4 -aldermen, and 12 councilmen; and has a Commission of Peace, and Court of -Record. Petty sessions are holden here. It returns one Member to -Parliament; and the present member is Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison, Bart. - -The public buildings include the parish church, dedicated to St. Peter -and St. Paul, a large, handsome structure, with a fine embattled tower, -clock, and a handsome Gothic porch. The living is a vicarage, valued at -£331 per annum. Sir Edward C. Kerrison, Bart., is the patron, and the -Rev. James William Campbell, M.A., the incumbent. There are Wesleyan and -Baptist chapels; likewise a Free Grammar and National Schools. The -Hartismere Union Workhouse, a neat building, stands at the east end of -the town, near the church. - -The Freemasons have a Lodge (Prince Edwin, 751) held at Mrs. Rowling’s, -White Lion Hotel. There is a town hall, and a small theatre, now -occasionally used for lectures. The Eye Savings’ Bank and Annuity -Institution is held at Mr. Henry Bishop’s, in Broad Street, who is -Secretary and Manager; and in November, 1851, there was due to 1,184 -depositors the sum of £28,177 1_s._ 7_d._ At the north entrance of the -town stand Bedingfield’s almshouses, for poor widows or old maids of Eye, -which have been rebuilt by the charity trustees, and have a picturesque -appearance. - - * * * * * - -Gas Works, Magdalen street, Mr. John Waterman, superintendent, h Lambeth -street. -Gurneys & Co., bankers, Edgar Chenery, Esq., solicitor, agent, Broad -street - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Ashford, Mr. Seaman, Castle street -Ashwell, Miss, Castle street -Bishop, Mrs. Mary, Castle street -Branch, Mr. John, Lambeth street -Campbell, Rev. James W., M.A., vicar, h the vicarage -Collins, Mrs. Hannah, Church street -Day, Miss Ellen, Church street -Eade, the Misses, Castle street -Edwards, Mrs. Lucy, Magdalen street -Flowerdew, Mr. Thomas, Church street -Hayward, Mr. Lionel, Lambeth street -Notly, Rev. Charles, vicar of Redlingfield, and Master of the Grammar -school, h Grammar school -Prettyman, Mr. Robert, Church street -Southwold, Miss, Miss Reeve, and Miss Garland, Castle street -Thornton, Mrs. Emily, Castle street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Aldred, Frederic, miller, Lambeth street -Arbourn, Robert, the Star, Castle street -Ashford, Henry, surgeon, Castle street -Baldry, George, miller, Church street -Barber, Thomas, chemist and druggist, Lambeth street -Barber, William, ironmonger, agent to the Norwich Union Life and Fire -office, Broad street -Batchelor, Henry F., mechanical dentist, jeweller, watchmaker, and -engraver, Castle street -Bevis, George T., Hill House establishment for young gentlemen, Lambeth -street -Bird, Henry, the Grapes, Church street -Bird, Thomas, rock and sweetmeat maker, Church street -Bishop, Robert, chemist and druggist, printer and stationer, agent to the -Indisputable Life office, Broad street -Broad Charles, brushmaker, Castle street -Buckenham, Charles G., the Horseshoes, Castle street -Burton and Chase, flax manufacturers, flax mills -Burton, John Watson, flax manufacturer, Lambeth street -Calver, Susannah, watchmaker and glass dealer, Broad street -Cason and Bicker, linen and woollen drapers, agents for Dakin’s tea, -Broad street -Catchpole, Edward, the Red Lion, Church street -Chase, Robert, butcher, Lambeth street -Collins, Henry, blacksmith and machinist, Cross street -Collins, John, tallow chandler and grocer, Church street -Cooper, James, baker, Church street -Costerton, Charles Fisher, clerk to the Guardians of the Hartismere -Union, and superintendent registrar -Coston and Co., brewers, maltsters, wine and spirit merchants -Cream, Charles, solicitor, clerk to Magistrates of the County for the -Hundred of Hartismere, Lambeth street -Cross, Charles O., grocer and draper, Lambeth street -Dade, Robert, shopkeeper, Magdalen str. -Day, Daniel, builder, Church street -Day, Joseph, wheelwright, Back lane -Dove, James, shopkeeper, Church street -Dykes, Robert, cooper, King’s Head, Church street -Evans, Harriet, dressmaker, Church street -French, Thos. Esq., bank agent and solicitor, Stayer House -Frost, Charles, Queen’s Head inn, Cross street -Gardner, William, shopkeeper, Magdalen street -Garrod, William, iron and brass founder and manufacturer of farmers’ -implements in general, Lowgate street -Gibbs, Robert, tailor, Magdalen street -Girling, Daniel, wheelwright, Castle str. -Gissing, Anthony, confectioner and baker, Castle street -Gissing, Samuel, linen and woollen draper, agent to the Royal Exchange -and the General Fire and Life offices, Broad street -Gooderham, Daniel, hairdresser, Magdalen street -Goold, George, gardener and seedsman, Cowgate street -Harvey, William, hairdresser, Broad street -Herbert, Hannah, the Eight Bells, Church street -Hindes, James, carpenter and builder, Lowgate street -Howe, Anthony, boot and shoe maker, Lambeth street -Hursam, Edward, boot and shoe maker, Lambeth street -Jeffry, Martha, milliner and dress maker, Church street -Jessop, Samuel, dealer, Church street -Jillings, Samuel, corn chandler and butcher, Castle street -Kemp, Edward, bankers’ clerk, Castle street -Kirby, Susan, milliner and dress maker, Lambeth street -Lacon, Charles, jun., solicitor, Lambeth street -Lacon, Richard and Charles, brewers, and wine and spirit merchants, -Lambeth street -Lacon, Thomas Henry, agent to the Britannia Insurance office -Lake, William, the Swan inn, Cross str. -Lawrence, Jesse, broker, Church street -Lawrence, Robert, the Cherry Tree, Castle street -Lawton, George Warner, solicitor, Castle street -Ling, Charles H., plumber, glazier, and painter, Lowgate street -Marriott, John, tailor, Castle street -Marsh, John, saddle and harness maker, Castle street -Mendham, Robert, coach maker and artist, Church street -Moore, James, surgeon, Magdalen street -Moss, Susan, milliner and dress maker, Magdalen street -Moss, William, the Crown, Magdalen str. -Mudd, George, grocer, registrar of marriages for the Hundred of -Hartismere, Church street -Neale, James, plumber and glazier, Castle street -Norman, James, Duke of Wellington, Back lane -Nurse, Richard, printer, bookseller, stationer, stamp distributor, and -postmaster, Broad street -Offord, Edmund, Bedingfield Arms, Lambeth street -Olden, John, tailor, Church street -Page, Edward, leather cutter, Castle str. -Palmer, Mary, stay maker, Back lane -Penning, Daniel, builder and surveyor, Lambeth street -Perfitt, Robert, gardener, Cross street -Perry, Thomas, baker, Church street -Prentice, David, gunsmith, Cross street -Rampling, Henry, beer retailer, Castle street -Rampling, Henry, tailor, Castle street -Rampling, Horace, butcher, Castle street -Rands, William, basket manufactory and rod merchant, Lambeth street -Rowling, Susan, White Lion commercial hotel, Broad street -Read, William, tailor and draper, Church street -Read, William, tailor, Broad street -Remington, Richard, saddle and harness maker, Church street -Richardson, Humphrey, fishmonger, Church street -Robinson, James, glover, Castle street -Robinson, William, glover, Church street -Rose, David, boot and shoe maker, Back lane -Runacres, Mary, corn chandler, Church street -Rush, John, fancy toy shop and veterinary surgeon, Castle street -Scales, Harriet, straw bonnet maker, Church street -Scales, Henry, King’s Arms, Castle street -Short, George G., maltster and builder, Church street -Sivel, George, cooper, Lambeth street -Skelton, Joseph, dyer, Castle street -Skinner, George, watch and clock maker, Castle street -Skuffham, David, blacking manufacturer, Lambeth street -Smith, Joseph, blacksmith, Church street -Smith, Robert, confectioner, Broad street -Strutt, Joseph, White Horse, Church str. -Sturgeon, Daniel, painter, plumber, and glazier, Castle street -Sturgeon, George, painter, plumber, and glazier, Castle street -Thimblethorpe, Henry, carpenter and joiner, Castle street -Tillett, William, fishmonger, Castle street -Todd, Henry, coach maker, Lambeth street -Tricker, William, saddle and harness maker, Lowgate street -Tye, Mark, bricklayer, Cross street -Vine, Henry, stone and marble mason, Lowgate street -Walter, William Miller, surgeon, Lambeth street -Waterman, John, corn and coal merchant, Back street -Watling, John, the Bull, Lambeth street -Weeden, Henry, horse dealer, Church str. -Whayman, Owen, professor of music and dancing, Church street -Williams, William, governor of the Hartismere Union; Williams, Eliza, -matron -Woolner, Francis, accountant, Church street -Wythe, Henry, the Victoria Arms, Back street - - - - -STOWMARKET. - - -STOWMARKET. A market town and railway station, in Stow hundred, West -Suffolk, 80¼ miles from London, 12½ N.N.W. from Ipswich, and 14¼ E.S.E. -from Bury; contained, in 1851, 3,299 inhabitants, besides about 1,000 in -the Upland, being nearly 4,300. It is nearly the centre of the county, -on the Eastern Union Railway, at the junction of the three rivulets which -form the river Gipping, which was rendered navigable in 1793, and has -proved a great source of prosperity to the town. A considerable trade in -corn, malt, coals, slate, and timber, is done here. The Corn Exchange -and Assembly Boom were built at a cost of £3000 about 20 years since. -The corn market, held on Thursday, is well attended by farmers. A grand -agricultural show of cattle, sheep, and pigs, is held early in September; -and a horticultural show is held in July for flowers, fruit, and -vegetables. There are two annual fairs—viz. on the 10th of July and two -following days for toys and pleasure, and on the 12th of August a large -lamb fair. The town is well lighted with gas; and it is now a -polling-place for the Western division of the county. - -The living is a vicarage, valued in the King’s books at £16 15_s._, is -now valued at £380 per annum. The Rev. A. G. H. Hollingsworth is patron -and incumbent. The church, dedicated to St. Peter and St. Mary, is a -large cathedral-like building, in the decorated and early English style -of architecture, with tower, nave, aisles, long chancel, and a side -chapel, belonging to C. Tyrrell, Esq., called Gripping chapel. In the -church is a monument to Dr. Young, once vicar of this place, and tutor to -the immortal Milton. There are chapels for Independents, Baptists, -Wesleyans, and Primitive Methodists; also a National school, and several -benevolent institutions for the relief of the poor. - - * * * * * - -Harveys and Hudson’ Bank. William Isley, Esq., manager, Butter market. -Oakes, Bevan, and Co.’s Bank. Manager, John G. Hart, Market-place -Reading Rooms for Young Men, supported by Subscribers—about 100 members, -Market-place. Open daily. -Corn Exchange, Market-place. Market on Thursdays; large trade carried -amongst farmers, maltsters, millers, and merchants. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Bond, Miss Susan, Childer road -Bradley, Mr. Robert, Childer road -Bridges, Mrs. Sarah, Ipswich road -Cooper, Mrs. Amelia, Bury street -Cross, Mr. Henry, Ipswich street -Dydeman, Mr. George, Bury street -Freeman, Mrs. Susan, Ipswich street -Gaymour, Miss Mary Ann, Childer road -Grimsby, Miss M. N., Ipswich road -Hollingsworth, Rev. A. G. H., vicar of Stowmarket and Stowupland, -Vicarage, Ipswich street -Kent, Mrs., Childer road -King, Mrs., Hill house -Maberly, Rev. Frederic H., vicar of Great Finborough, h Tavern street -Pennington, Mrs. Emma, Ipswich street -Purr, Misses Mary Anna and Sophia, Bury street -Revett, Mrs. Elizabeth, Bury street -Reynolds, Rev. William, Violet hill -Rust, Mrs., Bury street -Smith, Rev. W., curate of Stowupland, Ipswich road -Smith, William, Bury road -Symonds, Mrs. Elizabeth, Tavern street -Thornley, Rev. John, Baptist minister, Violet hill road -Turner, Mrs. Susan, Childer road -Webb, Joseph, Esq., Ipswich street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Adams, Robert, pipe maker, Market-place -Andrews, Henry, shopkeeper, Pleasant row, Regent street -Andrews, Joseph, builder, Tavern street -Archer, Edward P., assistant clerk to the Court, clerk to the Union, and -County Court office, Tavern street -Arenson, Louis, jeweller, Childer road -Bailey, William, cabinet maker, Ipswich street -Balls, George, tailor and draper, Churchyard -Banyard, Theodore, bricklayer and plasterer, Violet hill lane -Barker, Robert, baker, Stowupland street -Barnard, Edward, baker, Stowupland street -Barnard, Philip, beer retailer, Gipping street -Bellchambers, John, tailor and draper, Market-place -Bethel, F. W., bushel and harness maker, Ipswich street -Betts, Francis, carpenter and builder, Bury street -Bewley, Hunter, King’s Arms inn, Stowupland street -Bloomfield, Rebecca, shopkeeper, Bury st. -Bloomfield, Thomas W., the Railway tavern, Stowupland street -Boby, George, linen and woollen draper, tea-dealer and grocer, -Market-place -Boby, Robert, ironmonger, Market-place -Bowey, William, shopkeeper, Stowupland street -Bree, Charles, surgeon, Strickland -Brett, Thomas, tailor and draper, Ipswich street -Brett, Martha, grocer and haberdasher, Stowupland street -Brett, John, gardener, Duke’s Head inn, Ipswich street -Bridges, Samuel and Son, coach builders, Tavern street -Brook, A. M. and R., milliners and dress makers, Ipswich street -Broom, John, Carpenters’ Arms -Brownsmith, John, Fox and Hounds, Bury street -Caley, Samuel, fishmonger, Ipswich street -Carter, Sarah, day school for young ladies and gentlemen, Ipswich street -Chapman, John E., wine and spirit merchant, Ipswich road -Charles, Richard, outfitter, Market-place -Clarke, A., milliner, Tavern street -Clarke, Mary Anne, milliner, &c., Regent street -Claxton, George, painter, plumber, glazier, and earthenware dealer, -Market-place -Cobbold, James, porter’s lodge, Stowupland street -Codd, William, boot and shoemaker, and parish clerk, Ipswich street -Coe, Thomas, painter and decorator, Bury street -Cole, Thomas, commercial traveller, Tavern street -Cole, Thomas, cabinet maker, Childer road -Coleby, Ephraim, the Crown, Regent street -Coleman, Benjamin, the Pot of Flowers, Bury street -Collen, George, plumber, glazier, and corn merchant, Ipswich street -Colson, John, gun maker, Ipswich street -Colson, William, the Staff of Life, and shopkeeper, Stowupland street -Colson, John, boot and shoe maker, Stowupland street -Cordwell, Charles, boys’ school, Regent street -Corner, William, Pickerell inn, Stowupland street -Cracknell, George, basket maker, Stowupland street -Cracknell, Samuel, whitesmith in general, Bury street -Crawley, George, station master -Creasey, John, tailor, Bury street -Crispin, Thomas, pawnbroker, Butter Market -Cullum, Edward, Cricketers’ Arms, Childer place -Cuthbert, Gibbs E., tailor, White Hart, Crow street -Cuthbert, Thomas, butcher, Bury street -Cuthbert, Robert, bootmaker, Red Lion, Tavern street -Dade, Joseph, Bell inn, Bury road -Day, John, ozier merchant, Bury road -Day, John, beer retailer and boot and shoe maker, Churchyard -Dennis, Hannah, milliner and furrier, Bury street -Diaper, Abraham, shopkeeper, Bury street -Diaper, James, boot and shoe maker, Bury street -Diaper, James, wine, spirit, and porter merchant, agent for the General -Fire and Life Assurance, Stowupland street -Downing, Henry S., King’s Head, Ipswich street -Drake, Charles, tailor and draper, Ipswich street -Druce, William H., fancy toy shop -Druce, William, hair dresser, and fancy toy shop, Bury street -Durrant, Jeremiah, fishmonger, Stowupland street -Dye, John, shopkeeper, Gipping street -Earthy, Reuben, coach builder, Bury str. -Eley, Joseph, pork butcher, Ipswich str. -Ellis, Robert, carpenter and joiner, Ipswich road -Esling, Henry, painter, plumber, and glazier, Stowupland street -Felgate, Elizabeth, tailoress, Childer place -Felgate, William, grocer and draper, Bury street -Feltham, William, watch and clock maker, working silversmith and -jeweller, registrar of marriages for the district of Stow, and agent for -the Protector Life Assurance Society, Stowupland street -Fenton, Eliza, confectioner, Ipswich str. -Fiske, John, baker, Bury street -Footman and Company, linen and woollen drapers, hatters, &c., Tavern -street -Francis, Hannah, dyer, Bury street -Francis, James, umbrella maker, Bury street -Freeman, Spencer, surgeon, registrar of births and deaths, Market-place -Frewer, John Edwin, nurseryman, Violet hill nursery -Frewer, Mary, straw bonnet maker, Regent street -Frewer, Mary, knitting and crochet establishment, Market-place -Fuller, R. G., solicitor, Ipswich street -Garnham, George, manager for Footman and Co., linen draper, Tavern street -Gilson, John, butcher, Stowupland street -Gladwell, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Stowupland street -Gooderham, Charles, butcher, Ipswich st. -Gosling, Sophia, shopkeeper, Regent str. -Green, Sarah and Hannah, boarding and day academy for ladies, Bury street -Greengrass, George, baker, Childer road -Groom, Robert, carpenter, Gipping str. -Gudgeon, James, solicitor, Bury street -Harling, B. A., surgeon, Bury street -Harper, John W., surgeon, Stowupland street -Hayward, George, butcher, Bury street -Hayward, George, wheelwright, Regent street -Herring, William, supervisor, Stowupland road -Hewitt, William Robert, corn and timber merchant, Tavern street -Hopson, John, stone and marble mason, Bury street -Ives, James, boot and shoe maker and beer retailer, Ipswich street -Jackson, Abraham, superintendent of British Schools, Childer road -Jackson, Isaac, cooper, Bury street -Jackson, William, chemist and druggist, Market-place -King, Benjamin, maltster and merchant, h Tavern street -King, William, upholsterer, cabinet maker, and broker, Ipswich street -King, William, corn and coal merchant, Tavern street -Lambert, George, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Ipswich street -Lankester, Joseph A., grocer and draper, wine merchant, and tallow -melter, Market-place, and at Felsham -Larke, Sarah, dress maker, Bury street -Leathers, Ann, shopkeeper, Ipswich street -Lilystone, Charles, baker, Bakers’ Arms, Violet hill -Lilystone, William, shopkeeper, Bury street -Limmer, James, China and glass establishment, Market-place -Limmer, William F., confectioner, Market-place -Lock, John, farmer, Bury road -Lockwood, John, the Fox commercial hotel, and Inland Revenue office, -Ipswich street -Lusher, Elijah, the Hop Pole tavern, Stowupland street -Makens, Robert, butcher, Ipswich street -Malyan, William, Barge inn, Stowupland street -Martin, Phœbe, ladies’ boarding and day school, Bury street -Martin, John, miller, the Rose tavern, Butter market -Matthews, John, farmer, Bury road -Mc’Lachlan, John, brewer, Bury street -Miles, Edward F., whitesmith, Ipswich road -Mills, Elizabeth, straw bonnet maker, Ipswich street -Mills, William, White Horse inn, Stowupland street -Morly, Thomas, painter, plumber, and glazier, Bury street -Mumford and Chapman, wine and spirit merchants, and agents to the Suffolk -Alliance Fire and Life Office, Ipswich street -Myal, Leonard, Greyhound inn, Tavern street -Offord, James, cutler, Ipswich street -Ormes, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Crow street -Palmer, William, baker, Stowupland str. -Palmer, Ellen, dress maker, Stowupland street -Parmenter, Isaac, China and glass dealer, hairdresser, and clerk to the -market, Market-place -Parker, William, baker and confectioner, Ipswich street -Paxman, Ann Smith, draper, Ipswich str. -Payne, Henry, solicitors’ clerk, Violet hill -Payne, James, house agent, Violet hill road -Payne, Emma, ladies’ boarding school, Violet hill -Pearson, John, painter, plumber, and glazier, Ipswich street -Pettit, Edward, merchants’ clerk, Childer road -Pooley, Thomas, broker, Stowupland street -Pooley, William, clothier, Butter market -Prentice and Hewitt, bar iron, timber, slate and coal merchants, -maltsters, &c., Stowupland street -Prentice, William, corn and timber merchant, h Market-place -Prentice, Samuel, grocer and draper, Market-place -Purr, William W., ironmonger, oil and colorman, Stowupland street -Raffe, Matilda, boot and shoe maker, Bury street -Reddish, Edward, boot and shoe maker, Market-place -Rednall, Ephraim, builder and surveyor, Ipswich street -Reynolds, John, miller, Ipswich street -Robinson, Frederic, ironmonger, Regent terrace -Rodwell, Edward, tailor, Crow street -Roper, David, boot and shoe maker, Regent street -Runneckles, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Bury street -Rush, Edward, pork shop and postman, Market-place -Rust, Isaac A., ironmonger, Bury street -Salmon, Edward, ironmonger and brazier, Ipswich street -Salmon, Thomas, and Tillott, Albert, tailors and drapers, Bury street -Salmon, William, corn, coal, and seed merchant, Stowupland street -Sawyer, Randall, carpenter and joiner, Regent street -Scrivener, Philip, watch and clock maker, silversmith, jeweller, dentist, -&c., Market-place -Sillett, John, superintendent of police, Tavern street -Simpson, Edward, stone mason, Ipswich road -Simpson, George B., private grammar school, Bury street -Simpson, Thomas, chemist and druggist, and agent for the Sun Fire office, -Bury street -Smith, Robert, miller, Ipswich street -Smith, Thomas, Inland Revenue officer, Bury street -Smith, William, blacksmith, Ipswich str. -Smyth, Francis, whitesmith, Bury street -Stegall, John G., miller, Bury street -Stevens, William, basket maker, Stowupland street -Stevens, J. W. and G., common brewers, Stowupland street -Stevens, George, brewer and maltster, Stowupland street -Strait, Elizabeth, preparatory school for boys, Ipswich road -Studd, William, hairdresser, Bury street -Suttle, Louisa, milliner and dress maker, Ipswich street -Suttle, William, dyer, Stowupland street -Sutton, William, Duke of Wellington, Stowupland road -Taylor, Henry T., sack, tilt, and grease manufacturer, Childer road -Tillott, Joseph, tailor, Tavern street -Tillott, T., corset and stay maker, Tavern street -Towcock, James, foreman, to Mr. Woods’ iron foundry, Childer road -Tricker, Robert, baker, Bury street -Tricker, William, shopkeeper, beer retailer, and cooper, Bury street -Turner, William, hurdle maker, Bury str. -Tydeman and Cracknell, furniture brokers’, Ipswich street -Tydeman, George, watch and clock maker, jeweller, and silversmith, -Ipswich street -Ward, Elizabeth, milliner and dress maker, Regent street -Ward, Joshua, boot and shoe maker, Regent street -Warne, Mr., farmer, Bury road -Webb, Henry, grocer and tea dealer, Bury street -Webb, L. and Son, curriers, tanners, and leather sellers, Stowupland -street -Wenham, William, pipe manufacturer, Stowupland road -Whayman, Owen, veterinary surgeon, Regent street -Williams, Charles, Queen’s Head, Stowupland street -Williams, James, White Lion, Stowupland street -Williams, Robert, grocer and tea dealer, Stowupland street -Woods, James, manufacturer of agricultural machinery and implements, -Suffolk iron works -Woolby, Arthur B., bookseller, printer, and stationer, Ipswich street -Woolby, Thomas B., postmaster, Ipswich street -Worledge, Robert, tailor, Stowupland str. -Wright, Samuel, saddle and harness maker, Tavern street -Youngman, Thomas, confectioner, Ipswich street - - - - -NEEDHAM MARKET. - - -NEEDHAM MARKET. A railway station and well-built town, lighted with gas; -is a hamlet of the parish of Barking. It is situated on the Eastern -Union Railway, 76¾ miles from London, 8¾ from Ipswich, 3½ from -Stowmarket, and is bounded on the east by the navigable river Gipping. -This town is in Bosmere and Claydon hundred and union, Norwich bishopric -East Suffolk. - -The living is a perpetual curacy, of the annual value of £91, in the gift -of the rector for the time being of the parish of Barking. The Rev. G. -A. Paske, is the incumbent. The church is dedicated to St. John the -Baptist. It is a humble structure, with wooden belfry. There is a Free -Grammar School for the education of 21 youths, connected with the church. - -There is an Independent chapel, of which the Rev. Joseph Perkins is -minister, and connected therewith is a British School. The Society of -Friends also have a small meeting, and a Girls’ Free School attached. -The almshouses are for 8 poor persons, and the occupiers have a small -weekly allowance, with coals and candles. The population in 1851 was -1,367, and it occupies nearly 1000 acres. The Rt. Hon. the Earl of -Ashburnham is lord of the manor. A fair is held on October 28th. There -is a manufactory for crown glue in this town. In 1850, a public library -and reading room was established here. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Bedingfield, Miss Caroline, High street -Bedingfield, Miss Harriet, High street -Burlingham, Mr. Thomas, High street -Catchpole, Mrs., High street -Clarke, Mr. William, High street -Maw, Mrs. Lucy, High street -Maw, Samuel Alexander, agent for Alexander and Co’s bank, High street -Paske, Rev. George Alexander, perpetual curate of Needham Market -Sammons, Rev. John Coulson, M.A., head master of the grammar school, -Needham Market, and curate of Gipping -Squires, Mrs. Rachel, High street -Ward, Mrs., High street -Wilkinson, Mr. B., High street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Abbott, Mr. Jonathan, farmer; h High street -Bayley, James T., grocer and draper, High street -Baker, John, superintendent, police station, High street -Baskett, James, shopkeeper, High street -Baskett, Robert, boot and shoe maker, and leather seller, High street -Beard, Philip, watch and clock maker, High street -Beck, Thomas B., surgeon, Valley House, Creeting St. Mary -Beck, Henry, surgeon, High street -Bedingfield, James, M. D., Longville House, Needham Market -Blomfield, Thomas, painter, plumber and glazier, High street -Bowell, Robert, pork shop, High street -Brill, John, station-master, Needham station -Brook, Mr. James B., solicitor, High street -Brooke, Richard C., boot and shoe maker and fancy repository, High street -Brown, Edward, blacksmith, High street -Burrell, Henry R., watch and clock maker, High street -Button, Robert, Victoria Arms, High str. -Chapman, William, cabinet-maker, &c., Hawk Mill street -Childrick, John, millwright, Hawk Mill street -Childrick, William, miller, Hawk Mill st. -Clabon, William, wheelwright, High str. -Claxton, Edward, blacksmith, High street -Clover, John, butcher, High street -Cookson, Rev. Frederic, curate of Combs; h High street -Cooper, Mrs. Mary, painter, plumber, and glazier, China shop, High street -Dearing, John, saddle and harness maker, High street -Fairweather, Lionel, pork shop, High str. -Fairweather, Samuel, Queen’s Head inn, Hawk Mill street -Fox, John, grocer, High street -Garnham, Mrs. Susan, shopkeeper, High street -Garrod, Frederic John, watch and clock maker, jeweller and silversmith, -High street -Garrard and Paddle, grocers and drapers, High street -Godfrey, Henry, carpenter and joiner, High street -Green, John, tailor, &c., High street -Groom, Robert, boot and shoe maker, High street -Haggar, Joseph, rakemaker, Coddenham road -Haggar, Samuel, the Swan inn commercial posting house, High street -Hall, Robert, gardener, Bridge street -Harrington, Allen, chemist and druggist, High street -Hayward, John, butcher, High street -Hayward, Frederic, solicitor, clerk to the magistrates for Bosmere and -Claydon Hundred, superintendent registrar -Hazell, James, shopkeeper, High street -Jeckell, Robert, accountant, High street -Kerridge, Miss Celia, school governess, High street -Lockwood, Luke, baker, High street -Lockwood, William, baker, High street -Lovick, Mary Ann, beer retailer, High street -Lucas, Thomas, baker, Bridge street -Martin, Enoch, George commercial inn, High street -Mount, Mary Ann, Rampant Horse inn, Coddenham road -Mount, William, wireworker, High street -Mulley, Edward, broker, Chapel street -Page, Thomas, tailor and confectioner, High street -Pennington, James, surgeon, Chapel str. -Potter, Thomas, basket-maker, High str. -Quinton, John, druggist, bookseller, and stationer, stamp office, High -street -Rabitt, Susan, milliner and dressmaker, High street -Rainbird, John, shopkeeper and fishmonger, High street -Read, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, High street -Read, William, boot and shoe maker, High street -Ruffell, Francis, beer retailer, High street -Sage, Susan, King’s Head inn, High str. -Sage, William, carrier to Ipswich every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, -High street -Scopes, Henry, the Bull, Bridge street -Scopes, Richard, bricklayer, &c., Stowmarket road -Scopes, Susan, whitening maker, Stowmarket road -Simpson and Son, coopers and timber dealers, manufacturers of all kinds -of bent timber, High street -Snell, Samuel, farmer, High street -Soughgate, Abraham, miller, High street -Soughgate, Mrs. John, flour seller, High street -Steward, George, maltster, High street -Steward, John, blacksmith, High street -Stewart, William James, solicitor, High street -Studd, George, hairdresser, High street -Studd, John, tailor, &c., High street -Taylor, Miss Ann, day school for young ladies, High street -Taylor, Thomas, librarian to the lecture room, High street -Taylor, William, grocer, draper, and baker, Bull lane -Tydeman, Mrs. Harriet, Three Tuns inn, Hawk Mill street -Tydeman, John, post-master, post-office, High street -Vincent, Jonathan, veterinary surgeon, High street -Ward, Mrs. Sophia, brick and lime works, High street -Webb, Frederic, beer retailer, High street -Wells, Mrs. Maria, straw bonnet maker, High street -Woodward, John, grocer and draper, High street -Woollard, George, whitesmith and bell-hanger, High street -Woollard, Jane, straw bonnet maker, High street -Wright, Freeman, crown glue manufacturer -Wright, Henry, beer retailer, High street - - - - -WOODBRIDGE - - -Woodbridge, in East Suffolk, is a parish and market town, and port, on -the banks of the river Deben, 76 miles from London, and 8 N.E. from -Ipswich. The population in 1851 was 5,000. The town is well lighted -with gas; it consists principally of four streets. Large quantities of -corn and malt are shipped from Woodbridge; and the imports are very -considerable, consisting of coal, timber, seed, oilcake, wine, spirits, -&c. Upwards of 50 vessels are connected with the port. A very extensive -market is held on Wednesday, for corn and cattle. Fairs are held on the -first Tuesday in April, and Michaelmas day and the day following. A -county court is held here. The petty sessions are every Wednesday, and -quarter sessions are held here. - -The Parish Church, dedicated to St. Mary, is a very handsome structure, -and in 1840, was repaired and decorated at the expence of George Thomas, -Esq. The living is a perpetual curacy; the Rev. T. W. Meller, M.A., is -the present incumbent—annual value, £329. A new church, dedicated to St. -John, has been completed within the last 8 years. The Rev. Joseph -Rowley, B.A., is minister. The Wesleyans, Independents, and Society of -Friends, have each a chapel here. - - * * * * * - -SEKFORDE HOSPITAL. Governors—Right Honourable Sir John Romilly, Master -of the Rolls. Right Honourable Sir John Jervis, Knight, Lord Chief -Justice of Common Pleas. Chaplain—Rev. William Thomas Meller, M.A. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Aldous, Mr. William, Sekford street -Alexanders and Co., bankers; F. Alexander, Esq., resident partner, Church -st. -Allen, Miss Lydia, Thoroughfare -Baily, Mrs. Mary, St. John’s street -Baldry, Mrs. Mary, Church street -Brooke, George, Esq., Cumberland street -Carthew, Mrs. Charlotte, Cumberland str. -Clarke, Mrs., Bredfield street -Cook, Mr. William, Brook street -Daniels, Misses, St. John’s street -Doughty, Frederic, Esq., Cumberland st. -Duffy, Rev. Aaron, Independent minister, Quay side -Garrard, Mr. William, Thoroughfare -Gissing, Mrs. Ann, Cumberland street -Griffiths, Rev. David, Independent minister, New street -Grimwood, Mrs., St. John’s street -Hart, Mr. Daniel, Quay House -Heard, Mrs. E., Castle street -Hillen, Mr. Robert, the Quay -Hughes, Thomas William, M.R.C.S., Cumberland street -Hughes, Rev. Thomas William, B.A., chaplain of the Suffolk asylum, -Cumberland street -Hunt, Mrs. Harriet, St. John’s street -Jackson, Rev. Postle, head master of the Free Grammar school, Sekford -street -Knight, Mrs. Ann, Thoroughfare -Linstead, Mr. John, St. John’s Church street -Loder, Mr. Charles, Thoroughfare -Martin, Mr. William, Thoroughfare -Martin, Mr. William, Doric place -Miller, Rev. T. W., rector of St. Mary’s; rectory house -Morley, Mr. William, Thoroughfare -Norton, William, Esq. -Pulham, James, Esq., Sekford street -Rowley, Rev. Joseph Moss, incumbent, St. John’s: h St. Johns parsonage -Sheming, Mr. Thomas, Cumberland street -Taylor, Rev. Henry: h Chapel lane -Toll, Miss Hannah, Seckford street -Turner, Mrs., St. John’s street -Wainwright, Miss Rachel and Miss Elizabeth, Church street -Watson, Rev. Christopher George, rector of Melton: h Church street -Whitnall, Mrs. Elizabeth, Castle street -Wilson, Miss Mary, Doric place - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Adcock, George, national school master, Castle street -Aldring, W. H., milliner and dressmaker, Thoroughfare -Alexander and Co., bankers, Church str. -Alexander, William, boot and shoe maker, Sekford street -Allcock, Thomas, baker, Market-hill -Allen, John, the Royal William, Theatre street -Allen, Alethea, corset maker, Cumberland street -Allen, Loder, plumber and glazier, Church street -Amos, Sarah, private lodging house, Cumberland street -Andrews, Jonathan, builder, St. John’s street -Andrews, W. F., grocer and tea dealer, registrar of marriages, agent to -Royal Liverpool Insurance and Accidental office, Thoroughfare and Market -hill -Bacon, Cobbold, and Co., bankers, Thoroughfare -Baker, James, watch maker, Thoroughfare -Baldwin, C. A., Free Trade tavern, Sekford street -Balls, Mary Ann, pork butcher, Sekford st. -Balls, Edward, tailor, Thoroughfare -Bannister, William G., British schoolmaster, St. John’s terrace -Bardwell, Elmer, broker and grocer, Cumberland street -Barnes, Robert, shop keeper, Thoroughfare -Barritt, James, confectioner, Church str. -Batchelor, Richard, grocer and tea dealer, Thoroughfare -Baxter, Isaac, green grocer, Sekford street -Baxter, Harriet, dress maker, Doric place -Baxter, Sarah, blacksmith, Brook street -Bays, Thomas, hat manufacturer, Market-place -Beckett, John, farming bailiff, Kingston road -Beecroft, Sarah, milliner and dress maker, Church street -Beecroft, William, grocer and tea dealer, Church street -Bendall, James, iron and brass founder, Thoroughfare -Berry, Sharman West, gun manufacturer, Market hill -Betts, John, farmer, Thoroughfare -Betts, John, chemist, druggist, and colorman, Thoroughfare -Beverley, Sarah, and Stubbs, Eliza, fancy repository, Thoroughfare -Bird, Emma, dress and cloak maker, St. John’s street -Bird, Robert, librarian to the Mechanics’ institution, St. John’s street -Bloxsome, Joseph, linen draper, Church street -Bond, Samuel, tailor, &c., Wellington inn, Cumberland street -Braham, Robert, boot maker, New street -Brickles, John, bricklayer, Castle street -Brickles, Margaret, shopkeeper, Castle street -Brighten, George, haircutter, Quay -Brinkley, William, butcher, Church street -Broadbank, Rosa, straw bonnet maker, New street -Broadbank, William, boot maker, New street -Broadbank, T., plumber, glazier, and painter, Brook street -Brook, Henry William, wine and spirit merchant, stock and share broker, -Church street -Brooks, German, Queen’s Head inn, Sekford street -Brown, Joseph F., tailor, woollen draper, and hatter, Thoroughfare -Buckmaster, Mark, brewer, St. John’s str. -Bull, Elizabeth, dress maker, Brook str. -Bunn, Walter, Saddlers’ Arms, Castle street -Burditt, John, watch maker, jeweller, and silversmith, Thoroughfare -Burrows, Charles, pawnbroker, silversmith, and jeweller, Church street -Burrows, John, whitesmith, Angel lane -Butters, John, boot and shoe maker, New street -Butters, Joseph, boot and shoe maker, Thoroughfare -Cage, John, tin-plate worker, New street -Cana, Robert, agent for the Norwich Fire and Life Assurance society, -commissioner for taking special bails for the counties of Suffolk, -Norfolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire -Carr, John, baker, Castle street -Carr, James, boot and shoe maker, and leather cutter, Thoroughfare -Catchpole, John, bookseller, stationer and fancy repository, Thoroughfare -Chappell, William George, tailor and woollen draper, Church street -Charters, Sophia Augusta, King’s Arms, Thoroughfare -Clarke, Henry, green grocer, New street -Cole, Jacob, butcher, Church street -Cole, James, beer retailer, Cumberland street -Cook, Thomas, coach builder, New street -Cook, Alfred, auctioneer, appraiser, and estate agent, Thoroughfare -Cook, Thomas, the Coopers’ Arms, Market hill -Cook, Alfred B., the Swan inn, Market hill -Cook, Alfred Thomas, estate agent and auctioneer, Thoroughfare -Cork, Henry, rope and twine manufacturer, Church street -Cousins, William, bricklayer, Sekford street -Cowing, Samuel, Stannon inn, Brewer’s lane -Cranmer, Alexander, King’s Head inn, Market hill -Cross, James, rod merchant, &c., Thoroughfare -Crowe, Davy, grocer and tea dealer, Church street -Culham, John, pork butcher, New street -Culham, William, ironmonger, brazier, and tin-plate worker, Thoroughfare -Cullingford, Samuel, linen draper, Thoroughfare -Cullingford, Anne, milliner and dress maker, Thoroughfare -Cullingford, Joseph, builder, St. John’s street -Curtis, John, felmonger, Brewer’s lane -Cutting, James, boot and shoe maker, Church street -Dallenger, John, accountant, Thoroughfare -Daniels, William, baker and beer retailer, Cumberland street -Dawson, James, captain of merchant vessel, Thoroughfare -De Medewe and Brooke, solicitors, agents to the Globe Insurance office, -the Rock Insurance, and the Female Provident Society, New street -Dickerson, William, shopkeeper, Cumberland street -Dove, Benjamin, bricklayer and builder, Castle street -Dougar, Robert, railway contractor, Cumberland street -Downing, Edward, coach builder, Thoroughfare -Dowsing, William, corn chandler, New street -Dowsing, William, shoeing smith, Chapel lane -Durrant, Isaac, saddle and harness maker, Thoroughfare -Dunnett, Philip, hairdresser, &c., Market hill -Easto, John, and Co., grocers, tea dealers, and tallow chandlers, Church -street -Edwards, Henry, wine and spirit merchant, Thoroughfare, h Church street -Edwards, Henry, jun., maltster and merchant, h Church street -Edwards, Henry, sen., wine and spirit merchant, Thoroughfare -Elliott, Henry, miller, Mill hill -Ellis, Benjamin, watch and clock maker, Thoroughfare -Everett, Lucy, boarding school for young ladies, Brook house, Cumberland -street -Fenn, E., boarding and day school for young gentlemen, Cumberland street -Fenn, Mary Ann, boarding and day school for young ladies, Cumberland -street -Fisher, Henry, locker to the Custom house, Quay lane -Fisher, William, confectioner and baker, Thoroughfare -Fisk, Eunice, corset maker, St. John’s terrace -Fisk, Samuel, cabinet maker and upholsterer, St. John’s street -Fitzgerald, Edward, superintendent of the East Suffolk police division -Footman and Co., linen drapers, Thoroughfare -Foreman, John, gardener and seedsman, New street -Fosdike, John, bricklayer and plasterer, St. John’s terrace -Francis, Sarah, dyer, Cumberland street -Freeman, Charles, draper, Thoroughfare -Frost, John, builder, St. John’s street -Frost, William, cooper, Thoroughfare -Gall, Benjamin D., chemist and druggist, and cashier of the savings’ -bank, Thoroughfare -Gall, George, furnishing ironmonger, Church street -Gammage, Benjamin, baker and confectioner, Thoroughfare -Gammage, James, baker, Cumberland street -Garnham, John, Royal Oak, Thoroughfare -Garrard, George, master mariner, Brewer’s lane -Garrard, Eliza, milliner, Brewer’s lane -Garrard, Charles, master mariner, Brewer’s lane -Garrard, William and Charles, boat and ship builders, Brook street -Gennills, John, turner, Castle street -Gibbs, Susan, dressmaker, St. John’s street -Gibbs, William G., master mariner, St. John’s street -Giles, George, rope manufacturer, New street -Giles, George, boot and shoe maker, Thoroughfare -Gillingham, George, the Anchor, Quay lane -Gissing, John S., surgeon, &c., Market hill -Godbould, George, veterinary surgeon, the Sun inn, Thoroughfare -Goodwin, Susanna, ladies’ day and boarding school, Church street -Goldsmith Thomas, machine maker, shopkeeper, and agent for Ransomes and -Sims’ agricultural implements, Market hill -Gray, Samuel, butcher, Sekford street -Green, Robert, haircutter, New street -Grimwood, William, brushmaker, Cumberland street -Grimwood, T. W., and G. A., timber, slate, tar, and cement merchants, -Woodbridge and Snape bridge -Gross, Frederic, wine and spirit merchant, offices, Thoroughfare, h -Church street -Gross, James and Co., grocers, tea dealers, wine and spirit merchants, -Thoroughfare -Gross, Alfred, accountant, Sekford street -Gurney, Godfrey, the Cross inn, Church street -Gurney, John, painter, plumber, and glazier, Cumberland street -Hambly, Parmenas, clerk, Castle street -Hammond, James, pork and poultry dealer, Church street -Harding, Amos, smith and wheelwright, Theatre street -Harris, William, shopkeeper and carrier from Woodbridge to Ipswich, -Chapel street -Hart, John, and Wrinch, Henry, maltsters, corn, coal, and seed merchants, -Woodbridge -Hartridge, James, coach proprietor, St. John’s street -Hartridge, James, coach proprietor, New street -Hartridge, William, coach office and shopkeeper, New street -Hayward, Emma, milliner and dressmaker, Church street -Hayward, James, estate and fire and life insurance agent, Castle street -Hayward, Robert, grocer and draper, St. John’s street -Head, Mary, furniture broker, New street -Heffer, John, painter, plumber, and glazier, St. John’s street -Hildyard, John, watch and clock maker, jeweller, and silversmith, -Thoroughfare -Hornor, Mrs. boarding and day school for young ladies, Doric place -Houghton, John, clerk and sexton to St. John’s, Castle street -How, John, Boat inn, the Quay -Hunt, James, boot and shoe maker and leather seller, Thoroughfare -Hunting, William, greengrocer, New street -Issett, John W., hardwareman, agent to the County Fire and Provident Life -Insurance offices, Thoroughfare -Jasper, William H., carpenter, &c., Theatre street -Jeffries, Alfred, painter, plumber, and glazier, Thoroughfare -Jeffries, John, seedsman and florist, Thoroughfare -Jeffries, John, florist and seedsman, Castle street -Johnstone, Thomas M., collector of Customs, North Hill Cottage -Jones, Richard, surgeon, Church street -Jones, Thomas, supervisor, St. John’s terrace -Keeble, William, ship agent, Castle street -Keeble, William, hairdresser and perfumer, Thoroughfare -Keel, Robert, painter, &c. New street -Kemp, Susan, milliner and dressmaker, Thoroughfare -Kemp, John, boot and shoe maker, Castle street -Kemp, George, grocer and tea dealer, Cumberland street -Kemp, William, ironmonger, Market hill -Kent, Edwin, general draper and silk mercer, Market hill -Larter, Jonathan, boot and shoe maker, Bredfield street -Last, S., boarding and day school for young ladies, St. John’s street -Last, Elizabeth, dressmaker, St. John’s street -Last, Edward, cooper, Cumberland street -Law, William, Lion inn, Eastern Counties Railway Goods Depôt, -Thoroughfare -Laurance, William, the Ship, Quay -Leech, Francis, gardener, Castle street -Lincoln, James, shopkeeper, Bay Horse, Castle street -Ling, George, maltster, offices, Brewer’s lane, h Bedford -Lockwood, William, jun., brewer, sole agent for Truman and Hanbury’s -porter and stout, Castle street -Loder, John, bookseller, stationer, printer, and binder, agent for the -Advertiser East Suffolk Newspaper, Thoroughfare -Loder, John, jun., auctioneer, office, Thoroughfare: h Doric place -London, William, accountant, Thoroughfare -Lucock, Mrs. Sarah, Cherry Tree inn, Cumberland street -Lucock, Thomas, registrar of births and deaths, Castle street -Mallett, William, plumber and glazier, Market hill -Mallett, John, painter, plumber, and glazier, Sekford street -Mallett, Mary, dress and cloak maker, Market hill -Manby, George, general merchant, Thoroughfare -Markham, Miss Maria, milliner, &c., Thoroughfare -Marsh, William N., hairdresser and perfumer, Market hill -Marshall, Charles, surgeon, Thoroughfare -Matthews, William, the Tankards, New street -Mayes, Miss Sarah, dressmaker, Doric place -Mayhew, Samuel, general hardware dealer, Thoroughfare -Mayhew, James, confectioner and baker, Market hill -Mickleburgh, Mrs. Emma, clothier and corn chandler, Market hill -Middleditch, George, butcher, Market hill -Minter, James, confectioner and baker, Market hill -Moore, William, surgeon, Cumberland st. -Moore, George, solicitor and county treasurer, Cumberland street -Moore, Martin, brazier, engraver, &c., Thoroughfare -Moore, George, solicitor and county treasurer, Cumberland street -Moore, William, surgeon, Cumberland st. -Moore, William C., painter, plumber, and glazier, New street -Morley, Joseph R., china, glass, and earthenware dealer, Thoroughfare -Moss, Rosamond, straw hat maker, Sekford street -Moulton, Benjamin, auctioneer and land surveyor, clerk to the guardians -of the Woodbridge Union, and superintendent registrar, Thoroughfare -Munro, John D., bookseller, stationer, and post-master, Church street -Naunton, Charles, watchmaker, Chapel lane -Neale, Horace, grocer and tea dealer, agent to the Phœnix Fire Office, -Thoroughfare -Newson, Mrs. Mary Ann, milliner, &c., St. John’s street -Norris, George, watch and clock maker, Market hill -Nunn, H. & C., milliners and dressmakers, St. John’s street -Nunn, James, brazier, New street -Osborn, Mr. S., miller, Theatre street -Owles, Charles, whitesmith, &c., New st. -Oxx, Amos, corn chandler and game dealer, Thoroughfare -Palmer, Miss Caroline E., ladies’ day school, Thoroughfare -Palmer, Henry, shopkeeper and baker, Sekford street -Passifull, Edward, captain of a merchant vessel, St. John’s street -Pattison, William, architect, St. John’s Church street -Peake, Charles, Golden Lion, Market hill -Peake, Thomas, builder, surveyor, and brick merchant, agent for Leeds and -Yorkshire Life and Fire Assurance Company, Cumberland street -Peckham, Alfred S., inland revenue officer, Sekford street -Pitcher, John, accountant, New street -Pite, Edward, printer and bookseller, Church street -Pite, George Alfred, linen draper, Thoroughfare -Pite, Mary Ann, milliner and straw hat maker, Church street -Pizey, Henry, auctioneer, &c., Cumberland street -Pizey, Philip, printer, bookseller, and deputy registrar, New street -Pooley, Emma, Cock and Pie inn, New street -Potwright, Sarah, milliner and dressmaker, Castle street -Quadling, George, Waggon and Horses, Bredfield street -Quinton, Mrs. stay and corset maker, St. John’s street -Quinton, Richard, shopkeeper, Sekford street -Read, Alfred, greengrocer, &c., Thoroughfare -Read, George, greengrocer, Theatre street -Rebett, Brady, grinding cutler, New str. -Reeve, Mr. A., solicitor; offices, Thoroughfare; h Melton -Revell, William, grocer and tea dealer, Cumberland street -Revell, William, pork butcher, Cumberland street -Reynolds, William, officer of the inland revenue, Kingston road -Richardson, John, fishmonger, St. John’s street -Riches, John, tailor, Castle street -Robertson, Margaret, preparatory school for young ladies and gentlemen, -Castle street -Salmon, John, Crown hotel, posting house and receiving office for -parcels, Thoroughfare -Salmon, John, Bull commercial inn, Market hill -Sawyer, Christian, shopkeeper, Chapel lane -Sawyer, John, Horse and Groom, Cumberland street -Scolding, William, White Horse inn, Market hill -Scott, Mrs. Thomas, milliner, Thoroughfare -Scott, Thomas, draper, Thoroughfare -Scrutton, John, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, Thoroughfare -Scrutton, William, baker, Brook street -Seaman, James, carpenter and builder, Thoroughfare -Sheming, Fenn, farmer, Cumberland str. -Ship, Joseph, saddler, St. John’s street -Shribbs, James, manager to the E.C.R. Company, goods department; h -Cumberland street -Silver, Thomas T., ironmonger, Church street -Simpson, Frances Ann, milliner and dressmaker, New street -Simpson, Thomas, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Thoroughfare -Skinner, John, greengrocer, Thoroughfare -Smith, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Sekford street -Smith, Henry, fishmonger, Thoroughfare -Smyth, William, basket and sieve maker, Thoroughfare -Smith, James R., chemist and druggist, Market hill -Smith, James, master mariner, Quay lane -Smith, Robert, butcher, New street -Smyth, Mrs. Lydia and Miss Leah, boarding and day school for young -ladies, Bredfield street -Southgate, Henry, coffee and eating house, Church street -Stanford, Harriet, milliner, Thoroughfare -Stannard, William, the Bell inn, New st. -Stananought, John, whitesmith and inspector of weights and measures, New -street -Steel, William, the Grapes inn, Bredfield street -Stephenson, William, stone and marble mason, Thoroughfare -Stimpson, Ann, dressmaker, St. John’s terrace -Syer, John, cabinet maker, Cumberland street -Taylor, Alfred, bailiff of the County Court, New street -Taylor, Samuel, confectioner and baker, New street -Thompson, George, county surveyor, Doric place -Thompson, George Edward, corn merchant, Thoroughfare -Thompson, Robert, china, glass, and earthenware dealer, Thoroughfare -Tills, William, corn and coal merchant, Thoroughfare -Trott, George, shipowner, Castle street -Trafford, Susan, shopkeeper, Sekford str. -Trott, Pierce, miller, Birket road -Trott, William, shipowner, Quay lane -Tuck, Charles, chemist and druggist, shop, Church street, h Sekford -street -Turner, Catherine, greengrocer, New str. -Turner, George, butcher, Thoroughfare -Turner, John, butcher, Thoroughfare -Turner, Robert, farmer, Dry Bridge hill -Turner, Wm. clothier and shoemaker, Chapel lane -Tye, William, shopkeeper, Sekford Arms, Sekford street -Wade, George, hairdresser, Cumberland street -Wade, Martha, straw bonnet maker, Cumberland street -Wade, Maria, confectioner and baker, Thoroughfare -Waller, Jeremiah, boot and shoe maker, Castle street -Ward, Ann, upholstress, New street -Waspe, Mary Ann, milliner and dressmaker, St. John’s street -Webb, James, boot and shoe maker, Castle street -Webb, James, sen., boot and shoe maker, Thoroughfare -Welton, Julia, boot and shoe maker, New street -Westrup, John, the Angel inn, Theatre street -Whayman, Matthias, confectioner and baker, St. John’s street -Whincopp, William, wine merchant, Market hill -Whisstock, Frederic, house agent, Sekford street -Whisstock, Mary, boarding and day school for young ladies, Castle street -Whisstock, William, tailor and draper, Thoroughfare -Wilmshurst, William, Mariners’ Arms, New street -Wilson, William, town crier, Angel lane -Woods, John, master mariner, St. John’s street -Woods, Robert, sailmaker and shopkeeper, Plough inn, Bredfield street -Wood, John, solicitor and coroner, offices, Church street, h Thoroughfare -Woods, Charles, boot and shoe maker, St. John’s street -Woods, John and Son, nursery and seedsmen, Cumberland street -Woods, Jane, straw bonnet maker, New street -Wright, Jeremiah. jun., tailor and woollen draper, Church street -Wright, Harriet, dyer, Thoroughfare -Wright, William, boot and shoe maker, Church street -Wright, James, shopkeeper, Bredfield st. -Wright, John, baker, Bredfield street -Wright, John, plumber and glazier, Brook street -Wrinch, Henry, corn merchant, Cumberland street -Youell, John, horsebreaker, Cutting’s lane - - - - -IPSWICH. - - -Ipswich is a flourishing market town and port, and the capital of the -Eastern division of the county of Suffolk, pleasantly situated on the -North-east side of the Gripping. By means of the Eastern Union Railway, -Ipswich has now a direct communication with London, Colchester, Norwich, -Peterborough, and all parts of the kingdom, and is distant 68 miles N.E. -of London; 17 miles N.E. of Colchester; 45 S. of Norwich; 54 S.S.W. of -Yarmouth; 8½ W.S.W. of Woodbridge; and 26 miles S.E. by E. of Bury St. -Edmund’s. Contained in 1831, 20,454 inhabitants; in 1841, 24,000; and in -1851, 32,697. It stands on a gentle declivity, forming part of a circle -round a reach of the river, and over which there is an iron bridge, -leading to Stoke. - -The Public Buildings are—the Town Hall; the Custom House, situated on the -Quay; the Corn Exchange; the County Gaol; and the Borough Gaol, in the -front of which are the Courts for holding the Summer Assizes, and the -Sessional business of the district. This is an Assize town for Suffolk, -place of election, polling place for East Suffolk, a Poor Law Union, and -a County Court. The chief trade of the town arises from the export of -corn, malt, cheese, and butter, agricultural implements, &c. - -Messrs. Ransomes and Sims., the celebrated agricultural implement makers, -have opened an immense trade and manufacture in the town during the last -few years. The Eagle Foundry of Mr. Mason, and St. Peter’s Foundry, -belonging to Messrs. Turner, are large establishments, and employ a large -number of hands. There are breweries, maltings, tanneries, ship and boat -yards, coach works, cooperages, rope yards, shot foundry, anastatic -printing works, soapery, seed mills, manufactory of bricks, tiles, Roman -cement, artificial stone, lime, tobacco pipes, baskets, &c. - -The Orwell is noted for its picturesque beauty. This river has been much -improved and deepened, and a wet dock has been formed, comprising an area -of 33 acres, in which vessels drawing from 14 to 15 feet of water can at -all times lay afloat. The trade and commerce of this port has very -materially increased since its formation. Steam vessels sail every tide -to Harwich. - -The Market for corn and cattle is held on Tuesday, and the general Market -on Tuesday and Saturday. St. George’s Fair is held on the first Tuesday -in May, and two following days, there is also a Stock Fair at the same -time. The Lamb Fair on August 22nd, and two following days, is held at -Handford Hall Farm, and is a considerable Fair for the sale of lambs and -stock. There are also monthly sales by auction for horses, cattle, &c., -conducted by Mr. J. W. Knights, at his sale yard. The Corporation -consists of the mayor, 10 aldermen, and 30 town councillors. The town is -divided into five wards, viz., St. Clement’s, St. Margaret’s, Middle -ward, Bridge ward, and Westgate Gate; each ward returns six councillors -for three years, two go out of office every year. There is a Borough -Police. Since the year 1839, the Summer Assizes have been held here. -The Petty Sessions are held here, and here is a Court both for civil and -criminal causes. No freeman can be compelled to serve on juries out of -the town, or to discharge the duties of county officers, excepting that -of Sheriff. The borough returns two members to Parliament. The parishes -are—St. Clement, with 7,050 inhabitants; St. Mary Key, 1,013; St. -Lawrence, 590; St. Margaret, 5,892; St. Helen, 2,593; St. Stephen, 522; -St. Mary Tower, 995; St. Mary Westfield, 324; St. Matthew, 5,806; St. -Peter, 2,541; St. Mary Stoke, 2,031; St. Nicholas, 1,940; St. Mary Elms, -1,051; and St. Mary Whitton, 476. Trinity church is a chapel of ease to -St. Clement’s. Here are a Jews’ Synagogue, Roman Catholic chapel, 5 -Baptist chapels, 2 Independent chapels, an Unitarian chapel, a Quakers’ -meeting house, 3 Wesleyan chapels, a Primitive Methodists’, and a -Swedenborgian chapel. - -There are many objects of interest to the antiquarian in and about the -town. A very fine building was erected on the common Quay in 1845, the -centre of which is appropriated as a hall of commerce. - -The MECHANICS’ INSTITUTION is in a very flourishing condition and has a -library of more than 4000 volumes. - -The LITERARY INSTITUTION, held in a portion of the Town Hall, has -belonging to it a library of ancient and modern literature. The -Philosophical and Philological Societies hold fortnightly meetings, from -September to March. - -Here are also a Museum, Theatre, Temperance Hall, Public Bath, Fine Art -Association, French and Theological Libraries. There are several Charity -Schools, Almshouses, and many charitable institutions, amongst which are -the Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital and Dispensary, with 30 beds, situated -in Berners street. - -About a mile Westward from the town is Sproughton Chantry; the mansion, -from its elevated position, commands an extensive and picturesque view of -the adjacent country. Other seats in the neighbourhood are Birkfield -Lodge, Holy Wells, the Red House, and Stoke Park, the seat of Peter -Robert Burrell, Esq. - -ST. CLEMENT’S CHURCH, erected about 1500, is a plain structure, -consisting of a nave, two spacious side-aisles, and a fine tower, in -which are a good clock and six musical bells. A few years ago, the -interior was re-seated, and the exterior flinted and thoroughly repaired. -Among the monuments in the interior is one to the memory of Thomas -Eldred, who accompanied Cavendish in his circumnavigation of the globe, -during the years 1586–7–8. The benefice is a rectory, consolidated with -that of St. Helen’s, and now valued at £326 per annum. In monastic -times, it was appropriated to the Priory of St. Peter. The executors of -the late Rev. J. T. Nottidge are patrons, and the Rev. W. W. Wodehouse, -M.A., is the incumbent. - -TRINITY CHURCH is a Chapel of Ease, or District Church, erected in 1835, -at a cost of £2,000, by the late Rev. J. T. Nottidge, then patron and -incumbent. The present incumbent is the Rev. F. H. Maude. - -ST. HELEN’S CHURCH, on the East side of the town, is of very ancient -foundation, but was rebuilt in 1835, and neat brick transepts added in -1837; and a few years ago the nave was rebuilt and fitted with new open -benches. It was anciently appropriated to the Leprous hospital of St. -James, or Mary Magdalen, which stood near it; but it is now a rectory, -which ever since the Reformation, has been consolidated with that of St. -Clement’s, and is valued in K.B. at £8 13s. 9d. - -ST. LAWRENCE’S CHURCH is a plain but ancient fabric, which is mentioned -in Domesday Book, but is said to have been rebuilt in 1431 by John -Bottold, who was buried in it, as also was Edmund Daundy, one of the -benefactors of the town, who died in 1515. Upon the wall, behind the -western gallery, is a painting of Christ disputing with the doctors, -executed by Sir R. K. Porter, a military officer, during his sojourn at -the barracks here. The benefice was appropriated to Trinity Priory, and -is now a perpetual curacy, valued at £175. The parishioners are patrons; -the Rev. J. C. Aldrich, incumbent. - -ST. MARGARET’S CHURCH, on the green to which it gives name, is a large -and ancient structure of mixed architecture, consisting of a chancel, -nave, aisles, and transepts, with a fine tower and south porch. It has a -curious antique font, and a singularly painted ceiling, with several -grotesque carvings standing out from the walls. The benefice is a -perpetual curacy, valued at £115, in the patronage of Simeon’s Trustees, -and incumbency of the Rev. J. Owen, M.A. - -ST. MARY-AT-ELMS is an ancient church, with a brick tower, supposed to -stand near or upon the site of St. Saviour’s, as already noticed. In -front of it is a row of fine elms, and near it are Smyth’s almshouses, -and several old dwellings, bearing marks of former grandeur. This church -was appropriated to Trinity Priory, and is now a perpetual curacy, valued -at £80, in the gift of the parishioners, and incumbency of the Rev. W. -Aldrich, A.B. - -ST. MARY-AT-THE-QUAY is a plain structure, with a tower curiously built -of flint, and containing six bells. It is commonly called Key Church, -and must have been rebuilt after 1448, when Richard Gowty ordered his -body to be buried in the churchyard, and gave Calyon stone “for the whole -new church, which was to be erected.” The church spoliator, Dowsing, -paid a visit to this edifice in 1643, and tore down nine superstitious -pictures, and destroyed many inscriptions. The roof is supported by -light clustered columns; and in a small transept is the tomb of Henry -Tooley, the founder of the almshouses bearing his name. The living is a -perpetual curacy, valued at £103, in the gift of the parishioners, and -incumbency of the Rev. John Duningham, M.A. - -ST. MARY-AT-STOKE, commonly called Stoke Church, is picturesquely seated -on the south bank of the river Gipping, opposite the rest of the town, -and consists of a nave, chancel, north aisle, a fine tower, and a brick -porch. It is of ancient foundation, but has undergone so many repairs -and renovations, that little of the original fabric remains. It was -given by King Edgar, in 970, to the prior and convent of Ely; and their -successors, the Dean and Chapter of Ely, are now patrons of the rectory, -which is valued in K.B. at £12, and is now worth about £500 per annum; -the tithes having been commuted for a yearly modus of £475. The Rev. -Stephen Croft, M.A., is the present incumbent. - -ST. MARY LE TOWER is the largest, and is considered the principal church -in the town, though only a perpetual curacy, valued at £103, in the gift -of the parishioners, and incumbency of the Rev. Wm. Nassau St. Leger, -B.A., who is now military chaplain at Corfu. The present officiating -curate is the Rev. L. Stanton. - -ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, at the west end of the town, stands in a large -burial ground, and is a plain, unassuming structure, consisting of a -nave, chancel, side aisles, tower, and south porch. It was re-pewed -about 1840, and was enlarged in 1843 by the extension of the south aisle. -A further enlargement is in contemplation. The font is ancient, and has -a finely carved cover, executed and presented by Mr. Hewett. At the east -end of the south aisle is an elaborately painted glass window, inserted -in December, 1853, in memory of the late wife of the present rector. It -was executed by Geo. Hedgeland, Esq., from a design by Edward Howard, -Esq., a brother of the deceased. The church has galleries and about 850 -sittings. The Lord Chancellor is patron, the Rev. Charles Hicks Gaye, -M.A., incumbent. - -ST. NICHOLAS’ CHURCH, in the lower part of the town, near the river, is -supposed to have been built upon the site and partly with the materials -of St. Michael’s, which is mentioned in Domesday Book. It is built -partly of flint, and has a cemented tower, containing four bells. It was -repaired and newly fitted with open benches in 1848, at the cost of about -£300. It was appropriated to St. Peter’s Priory, and is now a perpetual -curacy, valued at £150, in the gift of the parishioners, and incumbency -of the Rev. Charles Ward, M.A. - -ST. PETER’S is one of the most ancient churches in the town, standing -close to the site of Wolsey’s College. It is a plain structure, -consisting of a chancel, nave, aisles, south porch, and a tower -containing six bells. The tower is a good specimen of the flint work so -frequently observed in Suffolk and Norfolk. In 1842–3, the church was -repaired and repewed, and the burial ground enclosed. A new gallery was -erected in 1848. The font is very ancient, and covered with carvings of -animals. The perpetual curacy, valued at £138, is in the gift of -Simeon’s Trustees, and incumbency of the Rev. H. T. Lumsden, M.A. - -ST. STEPHEN’S is one of the churches mentioned in Domesday Book, and is -mostly built of flint, except the tower, which is brick cemented. It -contains a monument, with kneeling effigies of Wm. Leeman and his wife. -The rectory, valued in K.B. at £4. 12s. 8½d., and now at £150, is in the -patronage of the Rev. W. Burgess, and incumbency of the Rev. Thos. -Davidson, B.A. - -CHAPELS.—The twelve parish churches, and the chapel of ease just -described, have seat room for about 8,500 persons; and there is -accommodation for about 10,000 in the sixteen other places of worship in -the town, of which four belong to Baptists, three to Independents, two to -Wesleyans, and one each to Roman Catholics, Unitarians, Friends, -Primitive Methodists, Swedenborgians, and Jews. - -TACKET STREET INDEPENDENT CHAPEL was erected in 1720, by the Presbyterian -congregation, who had previously, for more than 40 years, occupied a -small chapel in the Green yard, St. Peter’s, and were the successors of -the NONCONFORMISTS, who were so called from their refusing to subscribe -to everything contained in the Book of Common Prayer, as required by the -Act of Uniformity, passed soon after the restoration of Charles II. This -chapel will seat about 800 hearers, and has a good organ and a burial -ground. Near it is a house for the minister, the Rev. W. Notcutt, whose -grandfather officiated here till his death in 1756, in his 84th year. -The INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, in St. Nicholas’ street, is a neat Gothic -structure, which was opened in 1829. It has about 1000 sittings, -including the galleries erected in 1839 and 1845. The Rev. J. Raven is -the minister. SALEM INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, in St. George’s street, is -small, and the Rev. J. Gay is its minister. - -The UNITARIAN CHAPEL, in St. Nicholas’ street, is one of the oldest -chapels in the town, and has a beautifully carved pulpit, and about 1,200 -sittings. Its congregation originated from the meetings of the -Nonconformists about 1660, and was for many years Presbyterian, but the -chapel was not built till 1700. The Rev. Henry Knott is the present -pastor. - -The FRIENDS’ MEETING HOUSE, in Bank street, was built in 1796, and will -seat about 700 hearers. - -The ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, on the Woodbridge road, was erected in 1825, -and enlarged in 1839, chiefly at the expence of its first priest, the -Rev. P. L. Simon, one of the refugees who left France at the commencement -of the Revolution, and resided here till his death, in September, 1839. -It is a small building in the early English style, with sittings for 700. -Its priests reside at Stoke by Nayland. - -The BAPTIST CHAPEL, in Dairy lane, was built by a congregation of -Baptists formed in 1758. It has 800 sittings, and is under the ministry -of the Rev. Thos. Poock. ZOAR CHAPEL, in David street, was built in -1841, by the Baptists who seceded from Dairy lane chapel in 1829. It -cost about £900, and has 500 sittings, but no pews. TURRET LANE CHAPEL, -erected in 1842, belongs to the Particular Baptists, and is under the -ministry of the Rev. Isaac Lord. STOKE CHAPEL is the largest of the four -Baptist chapels in Ipswich, and was erected in 1774, but has since been -rebuilt and several times enlarged, so that it will now seat about 900 -hearers. It is an octangular building, and is now under the ministry of -the Rev. J. Webb. - -The WESLEYAN CHAPEL, in New Market lane, was erected in 1816, and is a -neat brick building, containing about 1000 sittings. The WESLEYAN -ASSOCIATION METHODIST CHAPEL, in Friar street, was built in 1837, for -about 850 hearers; and the PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL, in Rope lane, was -built in 1839, and has about 500 sittings. - -The JEWS’ SYNAGOGUE, in Rope lane, is a small brick building with pointed -windows. The Jews have a small burial ground in Salter’s lane, and Mr. -Levy Lamburgh is their rabbi. - -The NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, in High street, is a small building erected in -1847, by Swedenborgians, and now under the ministry of the Rev. D. G. -Goyder, M.D. - -The PLYMOUTH BRETHREN have a meeting room in Prince’s street. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Abbott, Rev., St. George’s terrace, Globe lane -Adye, Mrs. Elizabeth S., Silent street -Aldrich, Rev. William, Northgate street -Alexander, Richard D., Esq., Saint Matthew’s street -Alexander, Capt. Henry, Woodbridge road -Alexander, Miss Jane, St. Helen’s street -Anness, Richard, St. Austin’s street, St. Peter’s -Archer, Mr. William, Woodbridge road -Bacon, Edward, Esq., Tavern street -Baker, Mrs. Sarah, Carr street -Barney, Mr. William M., Victoria road -Bartlett, Mrs. E., Lower Brook street -Blanchflower, Rev. George, Wesleyan minister, St. George’s terrace, Globe -lane -Boby, Mr. William, Tacket street -Bond, Henry Cooper, Esq., St. Helen’s street -Bond, Mrs. Maria, St. Margaret’s street -Baynes William, Esq., Berrington road -Bradley, Mr. Jonathan B., St. Matthew’s terrace, London road -Bridges, John Hart, Friars’ road -Broadbank, Mrs. Elizabeth, St. Margaret’s plain -Brown, William, Esq., Gyppeswyk hall -Bruff, Peter, Esq., Handford lodge, Handford road -Buck, Mr. George, Woodbridge road -Buck, Mrs. Mary, Norwich road -Burton, Joseph, Esq., Bolton hill -Burrows, Samuel, Esq., Fonnereau road -Burrows, Mr. Robert, senr., Victoria road -Butcher, Mr. George Frederick, Barrington road -Butler, the Misses, Berners street -Byles, Jeremiah, Esq., Hill house -Chapman, Samuel B., Esq., Berners street -Chapman, Mr. H., Tower lodge, Tower str. -Chevalier, Barrington, Esq., Grove house, St. Helen’s -Churchman, William, Esq., Belmont terrace, London road -Christie, John, Esq., Norwich road -Clarke, Misses, St. Nicholas’ street -Clarke, Mr. Joseph, Berners street -Clarkson, Rev. William, Albert terrace, Norwich road -Cobbold, John, Esq., Cliffe house -Cobbold, John Chevalier, Esq., M.P., Tower street -Cobbold, Mrs., Northgate street -Cobbold, Arthur, Esq., Rose Hill cottage -Coe, Charles, Esq., Berners street -Cole, Mr. Ebenezer, St. Nicholas’ place -Cole, Mr. James, Berners street -Corder, Edward, Esq., Woodbridge road -Corder, Mr. James, Berners street -Cowell, Mrs. Martha, St. Nicholas’ street -Cowell, Samuel Harrison, Esq., Berners st. -Crisp, Miss Susanna, Norwich road -Cutting, Miss Elizabeth, Haills terrace, London road -Crowe, Mrs. Harriet, Woodbridge road -Daniel, Rev. J. E., chaplain to the County gaol -Davy, John, Esq., Bramford road -Deane, Charles, Esq., Woodbridge road -Dobson, Miss, St. Peter’s street -Dove, Mrs., Berners street -Eade, Mrs. Ann, Priory place -Elwes, Timms H., Esq., Fonnereau road -Ensor, Mrs. Hannah, Northgate street -Faires, Mr. William B., Berners street -Fison, Joseph, Esq., Stoke hill -Fitch, Miss Emma, Norwich road -Footman, Mrs. Harriet, Tower street -Forter, Miss Louisa, Lower Brook street -Fosdike, Mrs. Elizabeth, Silent street -Frewer, Mr. Isaac, Berners street -Fuller, Mr. James, Berners street -Gale, Mr. William, Norwich road -Goss, Miss Louisa, Park terrace -Gooch, Miss Mary, Museum street -Goodchild, Miss Emma, St. Helen’s str. -Gower, C. F., Esq., Novia Scotia house, Wherstead road -Green, Mr. William, Woodbridge road -Groom, Mrs. Ann, London road -Hardy, Mrs. Elizabeth, Orwell place -Harper, Mrs. Mary, Norwich road -Harcourt, Frederic, Esq., Norwich road -Heath, Mrs., Belmont terrace, London road -Head, Miss Caroline, Woodbridge road -Hedge, J. H., Esq., North Lodge, Norwich rd -Hill, Mrs. Mary, Park terrace -Howard, Mr. Crisp, Berners street -Hockley, Colonel, St. Matthew’s street -Howth, Mrs. Eliza, Northgate street -Hunt, Edward, Esq., Woodbridge road -Hunt, John, Esq., Norwich road -Hunt, Mr. J., St. Peter’s street -Hunt, Miss Ann, London road -Hunt, Mr. William, Fonnereau -Innes, Miss Charlotte, Westgate street -Jackson, Mrs. Sarah, Elm street -Jaynes, Mrs. Mary Anne, Priory place -Johnson, Mrs. Ann, Victoria road -Jones, Mrs. Harriet, Globe lane -Kittoe, Mrs., Northgate street -Kelly, Sir Fitzroy, M.P. for East Suffolk, the Chantry -Kembell, Hamment, Esq., Museum street -Kent, Mr. Abraham, Curriers’ lane -Kerrison, Roger H. Esq., Hill house, Woodbridge road -Kindred, Mr. Matthew E., Berners street -Last, Mrs. Elizabeth, Park terrace -Lackard, Edward, Esq., Westfield house -Lane, Samuel, Esq., Lower Brook street -Leath, Thomas R., Esq., Woodbridge rd. -Lester, Miss Mary Ann, Berners street -Leverett, Mrs. Maria Ann, Berners street -Lott, Miss, Westgate street -Marriott, Mrs. Martha D., Woodbridge road -Mason, Mrs. Eliza, Lower Brook street -Mason, Rev. Thomas, Carr street -Maw, John, Esq., Woodbridge road -May, Mr. John M., Berners street -Matthew, Mrs. Hannah, Promenade terrace, London road -Mitchell, Mrs. Ann, Victoria road -Morgan, Mrs. Louisa, Woodbridge road -Morgan, Miss Elizabeth, Bolton hill -Mudd, Mr. George, London road -Neves, Mrs. Elizabeth, St. Nicholas’ street -Orford, John, Esq., Brook hall, Norwich road -Parker, Miss Betsy, Berners street -Pering, Mrs. Mary, Berners street -Perkin, Mrs. Mary Ann, St. Helen’s street -Perry, Robert, Esq., Berners street -Perry, Miss Sophia, Berners street -Phillips, Lieut.-Col., Stoke hall -Pitcairn, Mrs. May, Fonnereau road -Pipe, Mrs. Ann, Tavern street -Porter, Mrs. Mary Ann, Orwell place -Powell, Miss, St. Peter’s street -Pyemont, Miss, Park terrace -Ram, James, Esq., barrister, Silent street -Ramsay, Mrs. Jeannet, Berner street -Ransome, Robert, Esq., Fonnereau road -Ransome, James A., Esq., Carr street -Ransome, Frederic, Esq., Lower Brook street -Raven, Rev. John, Independent minister, Berners street -Read, Mr. Edward, London road -Ridley, Frederic, Esq., Adelphi place, Lower Brook street -Ridley, Mrs. Marian, Adelphi place, Lower Brook street -Rist, Mrs., Adelphi place, Lower Brook street -Rudkin, John, Esq., Adelphi place, Lower Brook street -Reeve, Mr. Robert, Berrington road -Ridley, Samuel, Esq., Norwich road -Rivers, Mrs., Woodbridge road -Rodwell, William, Esq., Woodlands -Root, Mr. William, jun., Lower Brook st. -Sanders, Mrs. Elizabeth, Oriel cottage, London road -Shuttleworth, Thomas, Esq., Rosary, Bramford road -Sibly, Miss Urania, Globe lane -Smith, Misses A. and C., Fonnereau road -Spalding, Mrs. Rachel, Silent street -Squirrill, Mr. Robert, Victoria road -Stanford, Mrs., St. George’s terrace, Globe lane -Stone, Misses M. and L., St. Nicholas, street -Stebbings, Miss Susan, Orwell place -Thurston, Mrs. Sarah B., Queen street -Trill, Mrs. Louisa F., St. Matthew’s street -Turner, Edward, College street -Turner, Major, Westgate street -Turner, Miss, London road -Turner, the Misses, Christ Church park house -Tunney, Mrs. Louisa, Foundation street -Unwin, Mrs., Berners street -Vulliamy, Frederic, Esq., St. Margaret’s green -Ward, Rev. Charles, Woodbridge road -Walford, Capt. William, of the royal navy, Haills terrace, London road -Waitehill, Mrs., Adelphi place, Lower Brook street -Ward, Miss Elizabeth, Priory place -Webber, Samuel, Esq., White House -Williams, Mr. Robert, Victoria road -Whitbread, Captain, Promenade terrace, London road -Walford, Desboro, London road -Worts, Mr. Frederic, St. Nicholas’ street -Waller, Mr. Stephen, Falcon street -Welton, Edward, Esq., Woodbridge road -Wood, Miss Mary, Woodbridge road -Woodhouse, Rev. Walter, St. Helen’s, Woodbridge road -Wood, Mr. William, Norwich road -Woodward, Miss E., St. Matthew’s street - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Abraham, John, stationer, Queen street -Abbott, Jonathan, Globe inn, Globe lane -Abbot, Jonathan, Waterman’s Arms, St. Peter’s dock -Abbott, Samuel, cheese and butter factor, and grocer, Corn hill -Adams, Emma, pork dealer, St. Matthew’s street -Adams, Webster, surgeon and apothecary, medical officer to St. Clement’s -district, Fore street -Ager, Edmund, milliner, draper, haberdasher, &c., Westgate street -Alderson, George F., dispensing and family chemist, Corn hill -Alderton, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Old Butter market -Alderton, Thomas, turner, Falcon Street -Aldous, Arthur H., solicitor, agent to the Albion Life, and Law Union -Fire and Life Offices, and solicitor to the E. C. Building Society, -Princes street -Aldred, Elizabeth, dress maker, Elm str. -Allcock, Edward, tailor, Lady’s lane -Allowy, John, governor of the Gaol -Allen, Mark, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s str. -Allen, Joseph, shopkeeper, Handford road -Allarad, Elijah, tailor, Friars’ new road -Alexander and Co., bankers, Bank street -Alexander, Henry, cooper, St. Helen’s street -Alexander, William, hair cutter, Falcon street -Alston, Stephen, merchant tailor and hatter, Old Butter market -Amis, John, Elephant and Castle, Handford road -Andrews, John, butcher, Old Butter Market -Andrews, Maria, fancy repository, St. Peter’s street -Andrews, Robert C., miller, Woodbridge road -Andrews, Charles, corn chandler, St. Austin street -Andrews, George W., butcher, Westgate street -Andrews, John, tea dealer and grocer, the Mount -Andrews, James, tea dealer, Woodbridge road -Anright, Catherine M., shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street -Annes, Samuel R., pharmaceutical chemist, Tower street -Archer, George T., furnishing and general ironmonger, Tavern street -Archer, Robert, coal merchant, St. Peter’s dock wharf, h Norwich road -Ardley, Martha H., milliner and dress maker, St. Matthew’s street -Armstrong, John, tea dealer, Woodbridge road -Arnouss, George G., boot and shoe maker, Fore street -Artis, James, Blue Coat Boy, Silent street -Ashford, Alfred, general clothier and silversmith, Fore street -Ashford, Alfred, furniture broker, Fore street -Ashford, Charles, grocer and tea dealer, Westgate street -Ashford, George, Running Buck, St. Margaret’s plain -Ashford, William, watch and clock maker, Fore street -Atthill, Robert, surgeon, Fore street -Attle, Henry, bread and biscuit baker, Borough road -Austin, Henry, painter, St. Stephen’s lane -Austin, William, shoemaker, Tacket st. -Backhouse, Noah, stove and kitchen range manufacturer, St. Matthew’s -street -Backhouse, Benjamin, architect and surveyor, agent for District Fire -Insurance and Amicable Life offices, Norwich road -Bacon, Cobbold, and Comp., bankers, Tavern street; draw on Glyn and Co. -Bacon, John, boot and shoe maker, Carr street -Bacon, Harriet, pastry cook, Norwich road -Bacon, Samuel, builder, Berners street -Baillie, John, town mission, St. Nicholas’ street -Bailey, William, boot and shoe maker, Church street -Baldwin, Stephen, shoe maker, Wyke’s Bishop street -Bailey, William, boot and shoe maker, Fore street -Baker, Joshua, shoe maker, Woodbridge road -Baker, Richard W., butcher, St. Margaret’s street -Baker, Thomas, tobacconist, Dial lane -Baker, John, hairdresser, Tower street -Baker, Robert L., shoe maker, Rope lane -Baker, Richard, butcher, Rope lane -Baker, Isaac P., solicitor and agent to the Law Fire office, Lower Brook -street -Baker, William, Dolphin, St. Mary’s quay -Ball, Squire, music seller and pianoforte tuner, Old Butter market -Baldwin, William, boot and shoe maker, Northgate street -Bales, George W., gun maker, Cornhill -Bantoft, John, corn chandler, Saint Matthew’s street -Bantoft, Richard, tailor, draper, and hatter, Queen street -Baker, Thomas, butcher, Tavern street -Ball, John H. G., teacher of music and dancing, Upper Brook street -Baldry, Emily, dress maker, Westgate street -Baldwin, William, Ferry inn, Back street -Balderson, Samuel, builder, Stoke street -Barber, Samuel C., bookbinder, Carr st. -Barber, Samuel, flour agent, Tacket street -Barber, Robert, hairdresser, St. Margaret’s street -Barker, John, jun., cabinet maker and upholsterer, Old Butter market -Barber, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, St. Stephen’s lane -Barker, Samuel, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street -Barker, Charles, Harp inn, Prince’s str. -Barratt, William, shoemaker, Key street -Barnett, Phineas, wholesale shoe and slipper manufacturer, St. Peter’s -street -Barnes, Frederic, architect and surveyor, Lower Brook street -Bartelett, H., surgeon to Gaol -Barns, Clark, cooper and basket maker, St. Peter’s street -Barnes, Benjamin, basket maker and cooper, Westgate street -Barton, Marianne, Berlin and fancy repository, Westgate street -Barnes, Benjamin, butcher, Carr street -Bass, William, pork butcher, Fore street -Batley, John T., hatter, &c., Old Butter market -Bateley, Henry B., plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, Westgate -street -Baxter, John, Water Lily, St. Helen’s street -Baxter, Joseph, tinman and brazier, Rope lane -Baxter, Robert and Ronald, tea and coffee dealers, Westgate street -Beaumont, Charles, builder, St. Matthew’s street -Beaumont, Emily, milliner and dress maker, St. Matthew’s street -Beaumont, James, agent to the Accidental Death Assurance company, St. -Helen’s street -Beard, William, butcher, St. Peter’s street -Beard, Samuel, ironmonger, Upper Brook street -Beard, Isaac, butcher, Norwich road -Beaumont, William, coal merchant, Fore street -Beattie, John, photographic gallery, Museum street -Belcher, Joseph, tailor, Carr street -Bell, Robert C., tailor and hatter, St. Matthew’s street -Benham, Dorothy, shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street -Bennett, Henry, coach and harness maker, Fore street -Bennett, William, boot and shoe maker, Tavern street -Bennett and Co., tea dealers and grocers, Tavern street and Fore street -Berryman, Thomas, valuer and house agent, Upper Brook street -Berryman and Nunn, accountants and surveyors, Upper Brook street -Berridge, Edward C., ironmonger, Old Butter market -Berry, Samuel, May Bush, St. Helen’s street -Betts, Edwin, confectioner, St. Peter’s street -Betts, William, naturalist, Woodbridge road -Betts, Edward, shopkeeper, Key street -Bevan, Charles, butcher, Carr street -Bevan, Henry, green grocer, St. Margaret’s street -Birch, Robert, cabinet maker, paper hanger, and upholsterer, St. -Matthew’s street -Bird, Ashrud, chemist, Woodbridge road -Bird, Buckingham, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, Carr street -Bird, Joseph, shoemaker, St. Helen’s street -Biddle, George, Rose cottage, Bishop hall -Bilham, Ellen, grocer, Crown street -Bird, M. and S. A., milliners, &c., Upper Brook street -Bird, James, cutler, &c., St. Nicholas’ street -Bird, Joseph, tobacconist, Westgate street -Bird, Edward, umbrella and parasol maker, King street -Bird, William, blacksmith, Wyke’s Bishop hill -Bird, William, painter, gas fitter, plumber, and glazier, Fore street -Bird, William, fishmonger, Bridge street -Bishop, Frederic, Ipswich Arms, Handford road -Birt, Mary Ann, Crystal ale stores, St. James’ street -Bishop, Edward W., brush maker and undertaker, Old Butter market -Blacktin, Thomas, saw and tool maker, Upper Orwell street -Blasby, Barnes, saddler and harness maker, St. Matthew’s street -Blogg, Ashton, maltster, brewer, and spirit merchant, Orwell place -Bloomfield, John, Ten Bells, Tower terrace -Bloomfield, James, railway contractor, Wolsey street -Bloomfield, Charles, blacksmith, St. Margaret’s street -Blomfield, James, bread and biscuit baker, Fore street -Blasby, Catherine, dress maker, New street -Blyth, John, corn dealer, Victoria road -Boby, Robert, Royal Oak, Northgate street -Boor, Joseph, Market hotel, Upper Brook street -Bond, Henry C., tanner, currier, and leather merchant, St. Helen’s street -Bore, Jonah Edgar, green grocer, Upper Orwell street -Borley, Joseph, cabinet maker, Friars’ street -Bowles, James, town missionary, Globe lane -Bowles, Alfred M., dancing master, London road -Bowers, Enoch, glass and China depot, Westgate street -Bray, Jacob F., clerk to guardians, Berners street -Brill, James, file cutter, Bishop’s hill -Brewster, Thomas, hair dresser, St. Helen’s street -Brett, John, boot maker, Tavern street -Broker, Benjamin, Marsh tavern, New Friars’ road -Bridges, John Hart, brewer and wine and spirit merchant, Falcon street -Bridges, John Hart, agent for Combe, Delafield, and Co’s London stout -porter, and to the Provident Life Assurance society, Friars’ lane -Brinsead, Henry, machine maker, Fore street -Bristo, Henry G., wine and spirit merchant, Tacket street -Brook, James, bookbinder, Prince’s street -Brooks, James, cab proprietor, Norwich road -Brook, Edwin, grocer, King street -Brown and Comp., timber, deal, and slate merchants, St. Nicholas’ street -Brown, Charles, baker, Dog’s head lane -Brown, Lawrence, watch and clock maker, Tacket street -Bruce, Elizabeth, milliner, Carr street -Bryant, Sarah, dress maker, Carr street -Buck, Jane, dress maker, St. Austin street, St. Peter’s -Buck, Mary, and Daughters, boarding and day school, St. Helen’s street -Buck, John D., B.A., boarding school, Lower Brook street -Bugg, George W., boot and shoe maker, Queen street -Buckingham and Son, boot and shoe manufacturers, Tavern street -Bugg, Joseph, shopkeeper, Salthouse street -Bugg, Frederic J., boot and shoe maker, Tacket street -Bugg, Emily, dress maker, Tower terrace -Bugg, Ann, clothes dealer, St. Margaret’s street -Bull, Benjamin, rent and debt collector, Victoria street -Bullen, George, sen., surgeon, Carr str. -Bullen, George, jun., surgeon, Carr str. -Bullett, Mary, milliner, St. Matthew’s street -Bumstead, Timothy, the Grapes, Norwich road -Bumstead, Charles, green grocer, Norwich road -Bunn, William, solicitor, Museum street -Bunn, Henry, solicitor, Elm street -Burrell, James, marine store dealer, St. Helen’s street -Bulwer, William, draper, Tacket street -Burgess, Charles T., silversmith and jeweller, Tavern street -Burch, Allen, shopkeeper, Rope lane -Burley, David, tea dealer and coffee roaster, St. Peter’s street -Burkle, David, watch and clock maker, St. Peter’s street -Burrows, Robert, jun., silversmith, &c., Silent street -Burnett, William, grocer, Fore hamlet -Burton, Joseph, and Co., booksellers and publishers; Reeve’s and Read’s -library office, Cornhill -Burton and Sons, wholesale grocers, College street -Burrows, Maria, brazier &c., Queen street -Buston, John, straw bonnet manufacturer, Carr street -Burwood, Thomas, tailor, Woodbridge road -Burwood, Eliza, dress and stay maker, Woodbridge road -Button, Joseph, baker, Fore hamlet -Butcher, John, hat maker, Old Butter market -Button, Emily, boarding and day school, Norwich road -Buxton, Henry, boarding school, Carr street -Byles and Comp., maltsters, College street -Byford, Eliza, the Gun, Key street -Catchpole and Company, brewers, Queen street -Catchpole, Giles, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street -Canham, Simon, bricklayer, Back hamlet -Cansdale, Solomon, watchmaker, Carr str. -Carr, James, boot and shoe maker, St. Lawrence street -Carter, John, confectioner, baker, and beer house, Wearstead road -Carter M., glove and shirt manufacturer, Tavern street -Carter, Mrs. Jane, Priory House, Wolsey street -Cattermole, Charles, baker, St. Helen’s street -Cattermole, William, sen., builder, Carr street -Card, Henry, builder, Bolton lane -Chandler, Charles S., periodical dealer and fancy repository, Tacket -street -Chaplin, Abednego, ironmonger, oil and colour man, Old Butter market -Chaplin, William, builder, Foundation st. -Chaplin, William J., wine and spirit merchant, brewer, and cork cutter, -Barley-Mow, Westgate street -Chaplin, Shadrach, eating and coffee house, Carr street -Chaplin, Frederic, carpenter, Norwich road -Chaplin, Richard, green grocer, St. Matthew’s street -Chapman, Samuel, furniture broker, New Market lane -Chapman, Charles, baker and confectioner, Crown street -Chapman, Brothers, chemists and druggists, Cornhill -Chenery, William, chemist and druggist, Tavern street -Chilver, George, chemist, Bell lane -Chilman, Robert, bootmaker, Friars’ str. -Chilton, Richard H., draper and silk mercer, Tavern street -Chisnall, Thomas, builder, Fore street -Christopherson, Charles, British and foreign fruiterer, Tacket street -Christopherson, George, ironmonger, Fore street -Christie, John, coal and salt merchant, Salthouse street -Christie, George, pawnbroker, Fore street -Church, Beaumont, Prince Albert, Lady’s lane -Church, Edward, painter, Lady’s lane -Churchman, Henry C., importer and manufacturer of tobacco and cigars, -Hyde Park corner -Clarke, Eliza, shopkeeper, Lady’s lane -Clark, Elizabeth, dressmaker, Elm street -Closson, Henry P., baker, &c., Carr str. -Clarke, J. and C. soap and candle manufacturers, Great Friars’ road -Clarke, John, boot and shoe maker, Fore street -Clarke, H. and G. S., wholesale shoe manufacturer, Prince’s street -Clarke, A. and M. R., drapers, &c., Fore street -Clarke, Mary, schoolmistress, Gaol -Clarke, Robert, boot and shoe maker, St. Peter’s street -Clarke, James, baker and confectioner, Eagle street -Clarke, Samuel, surveyor, Upper Brook street -Clarke, Thomas K., pianoforte tunist, St. Helen’s street -Clarke, William, glass and china shop, Orwell place -Clarke, William B., boot and shoe maker, Friars’ street -Clark, William M., joiner, St. Margaret’s street -Clarke, William, outfitter, Upper Brook street -Clements, Thomas T., wholesale and retail grocer and tea dealer, corner -of Woodbridge road -Clent, Thomas, tea dealer and Italian warehouseman, Tavern street -Cobbold and Son, brandy and wine merchants, Lower Brook street -Cobbold, John, corn and coal merchant and ship owner, Fore street -Cocks, James, confectioner, Tacket street -Cocks, William, confectioner, Crown str. -Cocks, George, confectioner, Victoria road -Cocks, Robert, confectioner, St. Matthew’s street -Coe, David, wholesale milliner, Crown st. -Cole, John, coachman, Globe lane -Cole, Arthur, Old Grammar School House, Lower Brook street -Cole, Richard S., jeweller, King street -Cole, Ebenezer, agent for the Norfolk Shipping company, Quay Wharf -Collins, Henry, shopkeeper, Foundry road -Collins, George, basket maker, St. Helen’s street -Collins, Robert, basket maker, Old Butter market -Collins, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Westgate street -Conder, Thomas, rate collector, St. Nicholas’ street -Conder, James, haberdasher, grocer and tea dealer, Old Butter market -Connor, Joseph, tobacconist, Norwich road -Conder, Thomas, currier and leather merchant, gutta percha depôt, Old -Butter Market -Counel, William M., tea dealer, Woodbridge road -Cook, Augustus, River Queen, Stoke str. -Cook, John, newsvendor, Carr street -Cook, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Bell lane -Cook, George, clothier, Dog’s Head lane -Cook, James, shopkeeper, St. Peter’s street -Cook, Alfred, S., ironmonger and stove and range manufacturer, Westgate -str. -Cook, Thomas, Anchor, Bell lane -Cook, John, bookseller and news agent, Upper Orwell street -Cooke, Jonathan, boot and shoe maker, Fore street -Cook, William, plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, Upper Brook -street -Cook, James, corn chandler, Fore Hamlet -Cook, Jasper, green grocer, Cornhill -Cooper, Edward, fishmonger, St. Margaret’s green -Cooper, William, green grocer, Carr street -Cooper, John, broker, Dog’s Head lane -Cooper, John, plough and harrow manufacturer, Marsh Iron Works -Cooper, William, general dealer, St. Peter’s street -Cooper, John, whitesmith and blacksmith, St. Margaret’s green -Corbyn, William, tailor and draper, Berners street -Cornell, Philip S., chemist, Tavern str. -Corder, E. and H. S., drapers, Tavern st. -Cornish, S., Bear and Crown inn, London road -Corner, John, baker, Upper Orwell street -Corbyn, William, jun., fancy repository, St. Matthew’s street -Cornish, Emma, milliner and dressmaker, Globe lane -Cossey, Mary Ann, straw bonnet maker, Norwich road -Cossey, Richard, bricklayer and plasterer, Norwich road -Cott, William, coach builder, St. Matthew’s street -Cove, Thomas, watchmaker and photographic artist, Orwell place -Cowell, Samuel Harrison, wholesale stationer, lithographic, letterpress, -and anastatic printer, and account book manufacturer, Old Butter Market -Cowell, Samuel Harrison, tea dealer and wine and spirit merchant, New -Market lane -Cox, George, butcher, Norwich road -Cox, William, green grocer, St. Helen’s street -Cox, William, shopkeeper, Rope lane -Cox, Samuel, pork butcher, Bell lane -Crapnell, Joseph, grocer, Bramford road -Creaseys, E. and E., milliners, Queen st. -Creswell, George, hairdresser and perfumer, Cornhill -Creswell, James, boot and shoe maker, Queen street -Creswell, Henry K., baker, Wolsey street -Crickmere, William, grocer, Duke street -Crickmer, Samuel, shopkeeper, Wyke’s Bishop street -Crickmer, George, shopkeeper, Rope lane -Crisp, Frederic, painter, Foundation str. -Crisp, Charles, plumber, glazier, and painter, St. Nicholas’ street -Crispin, John, tailor, draper, and hatter, Silent street -Crisp, Charles, furrier, Falcon street -Crone, Alexander M., tea dealer, Tower street -Cross, Alfred, turner, &c., St. Stephen’s lane -Croydon, John F., shirtmaker, Fore street -Cropling, Joseph, blacksmith, Bell lane -Cuckow, James, shipowner, sailmaker, ship chandler, and general merchant, -Quay Wharf -Cudding, William, tailor and draper, King street -Cudding, Alfred, Cock and Pie, Upper Brook street -Cullein, George, Red Lion, Fore hamlet -Cummings, Alexander, builder, Fore street -Cutting, Miles, patent medicine vendor, St. Margaret’s street -Curtis, William M., Orwell Cottage, London road -Curtis, Daniel, Rose inn, St. Peter’s road -Cuthbert, William, painter and glazier, Agent to Patent office, London, -Bridge street -Cuthbert, Edward, plumber, painter, and glazier, Carr street -Dade, Walter, Sir Robert Peel, St. Helen’s street -Daldry, William, lodging house keeper, St. Margaret’s plain -Daleson, George, tea dealer, Woodbridge road -Dale, William, shoemaker, Silent street -Dale, Thomas, Swan inn, King street -Dallinger, William H., engraver and copper-plate printer, Tacket street -Dallinger, Sarah, dressmaker, Northgate street -Damant, James, builder, Orchard street -Daniell, Joseph, fishmonger and poulterer, Queen street -Davy, Henry, artist, Globe lane -Davy, Charles, Welcome Sailor, Fore hamlet -Davy, John, shoemaker, Woodbridge road -Dawson, William, saddler and harness maker, St. Margaret’s street -Day, Joseph, plumber and glazier, Barley Mow lane -Day, Robert, green grocer, Silent street -Daynes, Geo., carpenter, St. Nicholas’ st. -Day, Samuel, green grocer, College street -Death, Edward, beerhouse and eating house, Tacket street -Deaves, John, shopkeeper and beerhouse, Elm street -Demuth, Frederic, hairdresser and corn extractor, Handford road -Denny, Henry, paper hanger, Norwich road -Dennant, Benjamin, Royal George, Victoria street -Dennington, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s green -Deward and Cook, milliners and straw bonnet makers, Old Butter Market -Diaper, Charles, Bell inn, Bell lane -Dorkin, James, stationer and news agent, Upper Brook street -Dorling, Edward, district superintendent of Eastern Counties railway, -Northgate street -Downs, William, St. Nicholas’ street -Downs, William, basket and sieve maker, Woodbridge road -Downing, John, rope maker, St. Nicholas’ street -Dothie and Soundy, tobacco manufacturers, Orwell place -Drew, Francis, glazier, Rope lane -Driver, James, tailor, St. Matthew’s Church lane -Driver, John, shopkeeper, Tanner’s lane -Driver, Levi, green grocer, Rope lane -Drake, John, shoemaker, Silent street -Drummond, Henry P., surgeon, Silent st. -Dunn, Smith, plumber, glazier, and painter, Globe lane -Dunnant, William, Defiance, Stoke street -Dunnett, Thomas, shopkeeper, Fore street -Dunnett, Thomas, wheelwright, Upper Orwell street -Durrant, Christopher M., surgeon, Northgate street -Durrant, Jonathan, tailor, &c., St. Margaret’s place -Durant and Hammond, umbrella and parasol manufacturers, Tavern street -Eade and Son, wine and spirit merchant, Hyde Park corner, and Suffolk -Wine and Spirit Vaults, Westgate street -Eaton, John, boot and shoe maker, Church street -Edgley, George, tailor and draper, St. Peter’s street -Edmonds, Christopher, stone and marble mason, Blackson street -Edwards, Alfred, haircutter, fancy repository, Tavern street -Edwards, George C., surgeon, Carr street -Edwards, William, Admiral’s Head inn, St. Margaret’s street -Edwards, Sarah, corset maker, Upper Brook street -Elliott, Walter, butcher, Fore street -Ellis, James, bookseller, St. Nicholas’ st. -Ellis, Henry, pipe maker, Tanner’s lane -Ellis, Harriet, milliner, Carr street -Ellis, John, fruiterer, Tacket street -Ellis, George E., bricklayer, St. Nicholas’ place -Ellis, Thomas, Pot of Flowers, Wyke’s Bishop street -Ellis, Henry, green grocer, Victoria str. -Elliston, Edmund, bread and biscuit baker, Upper Brook street -Ellisden, William, Shipwright’s Arms, Wearstead road -Elliston, William, baker, Handford road -Elwin, Thomas, corn chandler, Norwich road -Elwin, Laura, dressmaker, Norwich road -Ely, William, shoemaker, St. Helen’s street -Emmerson, Thomas, saddler, St. Matthew’s street -Emmerson, James, tailor, Handford road -England, Dr., William, Fonnereau road -Ennew, Esther, dressmaker, Silent street -Esling, Robert, Tower brewery, Tower st. -Ewrington, William, and John Metcalf Pollard; Shirreff and Son, -solicitors, St. Margaret’s green -Eyre, Alfred B., chemist Tacket street -Fagan, Ellen, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Carr street -Faiers, Samuel H., hair cutter and perfumer, Tavern street -Fairweather, Edward, shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street -Fair, William, Britannia inn, Whip street -Farman, Robert, builder, St. Helen’s str. -Farritt, George, Friars’ Head, Friars’ str. -Farrow, George (late Tovell), stone and marble mason, Carr street -Farrow, Joseph, Angel inn, Angel lane -Farthing, Jonathan, butcher, Spread Eagle, Fore street -Fayers, Robert, coach maker, Tower street -Fayers, Rose, straw bonnet maker, Tower street -Fell, John, Lion and Lamb, Victoria str. -Fenton, Abraham, baker, Globe lane -Fenton, John, bookseller, Wherstead road -Feek, John, pastry cook and confectioner, Corn hill -Field, Frederic butcher, St. Peter’s street -Field, William, shopkeeper, Fore street -Fitch, William, post master, Queen street -Finch, William W., pilot, Quay -Finnegan, Sarah, fancy repository, Fore st. -Firman, John C., tea dealer and grocer, St. Matthew’s street -Firth, William, shoe manufacturer, St. Nicholas’ street -Firth, William, boot maker, London road -Fish, Frederic, undertaker, mourning warehouseman, linen and woollen -draper, silk mercer, hosier, haberdasher, &c., Tavern street -Fisher, Mary, milliner, Upper Brook str. -Fisk, Francis, white and red brick maker, St. Helen’s street -Fisk, Elizabeth, furniture broker, Bolton lane -Fisk, William, Orwell inn, Lower Orwell street -Fisk, Edgar, tailor, Norwich road -Fisk, William, grocer, Friars’ street -Fiske, Charles, wholesale druggist, Carr and Northgate streets -Fison, Joseph, chemical manure manufacturer, and seed and wool merchant -Fison, Joseph, miller, Eastern Union mills -Flaxman, Hannah, E. U. R. hotel, opposite railway station -Fletcher, Robert, grocer, Borough road -Fletcher, Joseph, grocer, Woodbridge road -Flory, Caroline, wine and spirit merchant, St. Peter’s street -Flory, William, post and job master, Coach and Horses yard, Upper Brook -street -Fox, John, pork butcher, St. Matthew’s street -Footman and Company, linen drapers and silk mercers, Westgate street -Foreman, Samuel, cattle dealer, Falcon street -Foster, Robert W., professor of music, Norwich road -Foster, Robert, teacher of music, Tavern street -Foulger, Hamilton Lazarus, clothier and shoe manufacturer, Lower Orwell -street -Fountain, Robert, general dealer, New Friars’ road -Fountain, Samuel, green grocer and carpenter, Norwich road -Fox, Robert Fox on the Hill, Silent street -Fox, Robert, upholsterer, Silent street -Ford, William, tobacconist, Tavern street -Fox, John, auctioneer, Westgate street -Fox, Emma, upholsteress, Friars’ street -Francis, James O., surgeon and registrar of marriages, Elm street -Fraser, Roderick D., pawnbroker, Elm street -Fraser, William, woollen and Manchester warehouseman, King street -Frewer, James, sculptor and stone mason, Woodbridge road -Freestone, John, shoemaker, Tower str. -Freeman, William, shoemaker, Rope lane -Francis, Richard, watchmaker, Queen street -Frost, John Winter, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s street -Frost, James, cooper, Salthouse street -Frost, John, worm extractor, Mayor’s corner, St. Margaret’s -Frost, John S., jun., hairdresser, Westgate street -Fuller, George, tailor and green grocer, Carr street -Fuller, George, shopkeeper, Fore hamlet -Fulcher, Robert, baker, Wyke’s Bishop hill -Fulcher, Alfred, boot and shoe maker, St. Austin street, St. Peter’s -Fulcher, Mary, Cardinal’s Head, Wolsey street -Fryers, Charles, Safe Harbour, Borough road -Gall, James, corn chandler, New Friars’ road -Galsworthy, Robert, solicitor, Carr street -Garlic, Mary Ann, gutta percha dealer, Tavern street -Gardener, James, fruiterer, Falcon street -Garnham, Robert, corn chandler, Borough road -Garnham, William, house agent and valuer, agent to the United Service -Insurance office, Northgate street -Garnham, John, tailor, Handford road -Garnham, William, Queen’s Head, St. Matthew’s street -Garrett, Garrett, iron merchant and Welsh fire brick merchant, St. -Margaret’s green -Garrod, John, Golden Lion hotel, Cornhill -Garrod, John Joseph, baker, Bath street -Garrod and Turner, auctioneers, Old Butter market -Garrod, William, tailor, Crown street -Gatrell, John H., silk mercer and draper, Tavern street -Geard, John B., agent to the Mutual Life Assurance company, Friars’ road -Geard, John B., public accountant and auditor, Flint wharf -Gibbons, Edward, builder and brick and timber merchant, Wolsey street -Gilbert, James, gardener, St. Margaret’s green -Gill, George R., ironmonger, Westgate street -Gill, Edward H., tailor and draper, Upper Brook street -Girling, William, Grove tavern, St. Helen’s street -Girling, Henry William, hat manufacturer, Steam Packet, Duke street -Gladding, George, haircutter, Mount str. -Gladding, James, butcher, Earl Grey, Fore hamlet -Gleed, Thomas, Inland Revenue office, Woodbridge road -Glyde, John, haircutter, Eagle street -Glyde, John, bookseller, St. Matthew’s street -Gocher, Thomas, jun., wholesale butcher, Westgate street -Gocher, Charles, wholesale butcher, St. Peter’s street -Godfry, Robert, Colchester Arms inn, Bridge street -Godbold, Charles, New Globe, John str. -Godbold, William, musician, St. Margaret’s green -Godball, Charles W., Coach and Horses inn and posting house, Upper Brook -street -Goldsmith, Thomas, carpenter, Tower terrace -Gooch, George, corn chandler, St. Stephen’s lane -Goodchild, Henry, razor grinder, Wyke’s Bishop hill -Goodchild, Elmer, glove maker, Woodbridge road -Goodwin, Henry, tobacconist, Tacket str. -Goodwin, Eliza, straw bonnet maker, Upper Orwell street -Goodwin, John, tobacconist, St. Peter’s street -Gooding, William, shoemaker, Upper Orwell street -Goodwin, William S., furniture broker, Prince’s street -Goodwin, Edward, pipe maker, Fore str. -Goodram, William, Staff of Life beerhouse, and shopkeeper, Bramford road -Goreham, Christmas, coach builder, Coleman street -Goreham, Edward, baker, New street -Gosling, Edward, tailor, Tower street -Gosling, William, hairdresser, Crown street -Gosling, William, bellhanger, St. Nicholas’ street -Gosling, Henry, Star, Rope lane -Goss, James, Wool Pack inn, Bolton lane -Gower and Hunt, soap manufacturers and merchants, St. Peter’s -Gowing, Sarah, milliner and dressmaker, Victoria street -Goyder, David G., chemist, Norwich road -Gray, William, New White Horse, Albion street -Gray, Thomas, shoemaker, Eagle street -Gray, Mary, clothes dealer, Upper Orwell street -Green, Alfred L., coach builder and timber bender, Norwich road -Grayston, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, Norwich road -Green, Thomas, Victoria hotel, Berners street -Green, William, green grocer, Friars’ street -Green, A. and L., hosiers, glovers, and shirt makers, Tavern street -Green, Cutten, coach maker, Norwich road -Green, Elijah, baker, Duke street -Green, James, Malt and Hop Brewery and tap, Queen street -Greenleaf, William, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Fore street -Greir, Robert, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street -Grimsey, Benjamin F., solicitor, St. Nicholas Street -Grimwade, Richard, woollen draper, tailor, and hatter, Westgate street -Grimwood, Caroline, shopkeeper, Orwell place -Groom, William, baker, Friars’ street -Groom, Samuel G., surveyor, Norwich road -Groom, George, marine store dealer, Eagle street -Gross, Charles, basket and sieve maker, Old Butter market -Gurney, John Smith, cabinet maker and turner, St. Peter’s street -Guiver, Henry, Great White Horse hotel and posting house, Tavern street -Gyford, Samuel, Maltsters’ Arms, Key street -Haddock, James, bookseller, printer, binder, and engraver, public -library, Old Butter market -Hager, James, brickmaker and shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street -Hagg, William, tailor, draper, hatter, and general outfitter, Upper Brook -street -Haggon, David, ship owner, King street -Haggon, David, plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, King street -Haill, George, boot and shoe maker, St. Matthew’s Church lane -Haken, Louisa, Fox inn, Upper Brook street -Hall, Charles, shopkeeper, Carr street -Hambling, Noah, White Lion, Stoke bridge -Hamby, George Henry, master mariner, St. Helen’s street -Hamilton, Andrew, saddler, Wherstead road -Hamblin, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Westgate street -Hammond, Frederic, Tooley’s Arms, Foundation street -Hammond, Charles J., tea dealer, grocer and provision merchant, opposite -St. Peter’s Church -Hammond, Samuel, green grocer, St. Helen’s street -Hammond, William, furniture dealer, St. Matthew’s street -Hammond, Charles C., surgeon, Lower Brook street -Hammond, Susanna, straw bonnet maker, Handford road -Hancock, Christopher T., millinery establishment, Tavern street -Hancock and Son, confectioners, Carr st. -Hancock, John, bread and biscuit maker, Saint Nicholas’ street -Hancock, Thomas, clothes renovator, Fore hamlet -Haken, George, Heart of Oak inn, Duke street -Hardy, Theophilus, plumber, gas fitter, &c., Orwell place -Harpham and Vink, iron merchants and wholesale ironmongers, Quay, Iron -wharf -Harmer, Henry, beerhouse and shopkeeper, Borough road -Harris, Thomas, banker’s clerk, agent to the Edinburgh Life Assurance -society, Park terrace -Harris, Ebenezer, dyer, Upper Brook st. -Harris, Ebenezer, grocer, Norwich road -Harris, George, corn chandler, Upper Orwell street -Harris, Sophia, shopkeeper, Handford road -Harrison, Mary Ann, boot and shoemaker, Upper Brook street -Harrison and Gislingham, cabinet makers and upholsterers, Museum street -Harrison, Susan C., Crown and Anchor Family and Commercial hotel, -Westgate street -Harrison, Robert L., Park Cottage, Bolton lane -Hart, Morris, dealer in Birmingham and Sheffield goods, wholesale and -retail, China, glass, and earthenware warehouse, Westgate street -Hart, John, tailor, Handford road -Hartridge, Mary Ann, Mulberry Tree, Woodbridge road -Harvey, Daniel, painter, &c., Wherstead road -Harwood, James, Bull inn, Quay street -Harwood, James, smith in general, Back street -Hartridge, George, Marquis Cornwallis, Coleman street -Haszel, Joseph, hair cutter, Fore hamlet -Hazell, Joseph, the Reapers, Stoke street -Hayward, Edward, chemist, Upper Brook street -Hayward, Stephen, dyer, St. Nicholas’ street -Haward, James, builder, Mount street -Havell, William G., hat maker, St. Margaret’s plain -Hicks, John, Promenade terrace, London road -Hicks, Henry J., butcher, Tavern street -Hicks, Isaac, grocer and tea dealer, St. Matthew’s street -Hill, Isaac, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s green -Hill, Thomas, hairdresser, St. Peter’s street -Hill, James, Wherry, Quay -Hill, Joseph, wire worker, St. Matthew’s street -Hillyard, Charles, boot and shoe maker, Fore street -Hines, William, Britannia, Wyke’s Bishop hill -Hearson, John, surveyor, builder, and patent shuttle maker, Crown street -Heard, Thomas, commercial traveller, London road -Hedge, John H. H., North Lodge, Norwich road -Hedges, Samuel, shopkeeper, Carr street -Helsdon, Dennis, fancy toy warehouse, Tacket street -Head, Jeremiah, manager of Savings’ Bank, Queen street -Hewitt, Charles, Case is Altered, Woodbridge road -Herbert, Samuel, pork butcher, Rope lane -Hoffman, Octavius Wm., surgeon, Prince’s street -Hoffman, Octavius W., surgeon, Queen street -Holden, John, fruiterer, Queen street -Holden, John, boot and shoe maker, Norwich road -Horne, William, sail maker, Ram inn, Quay -Horrex, Eldred, carpenter, Norwich road -Holder, Henry, head warder to Gaol -Hopson, Edmund, grocer and earthenware dealer, Rope lane -Hopper, Thomas, builder, Friars’ road -Horsnaill, George, grocer, Fore street -Howes, Charlotte, Bank Buildings, Bank street -Howlett, William, blacksmith, Angel lane -Hooper, Thomas, malthouse, New street -Howe, John B., Salutation inn, Carr str. -Howke, George, Fleece inn, St. Matthew’s street -Howgoo, Jeremiah, baker, St. Margaret’s plain -Howard, Charles, grocer, Crown street -Hudson, John L., hairdresser and perfumer, Lower Brook street -Hughes, Edward, green grocer, Rope lane -Hunniball, Timothy, coach builder, Wyke’s Bishop’s hill -Hunt, Miles, grocer, Norwich road -Hunt, William, solicitor, St. Matthew’s street -Hunt, William, bookseller, publisher, and stationer, Tavern street -Hunt, John, flour dealer, Bell lane -Hunt, Wright, corn merchant, St. Nicholas’ street -Hunt and Co., merchant tailors, woollen drapers, and hatters, Tavern -street -Hurricks, Henry, bricklayer, Tower street -Hutchinson, William, accountant, registrar of births and deaths, -secretary to the Permanent Building society, Soane street -Hutchinson, William, agent for the brick yard, Woodbridge road -Ireland, Robert, mason, Old Gaol lane -Ilott, Alexander, hosier, St. Austin’s str., St. Peter’s -Jackaman, Simon Batley, solicitor, coroner for the borough, and clerk to -the lighting and paving committee, Silent street -Jackson, Charles T., Rising Sun, Friars’ street -Jackson, Alfred, confectioner, St. Peter’s road -James, Joseph, shoemaker, Fore hamlet -James, Robert, draper, Duke street -Jarman, Thomas, surgeon, St. Matthew’s, London road -Jarman, William, tailor, St. Helen’s str. -Jay, Elizabeth, watchmaker, Fore street. -Jeffries, Samuel, cabinet maker, Queen street -Jeffries, James M., Rose Villa, London road -Jeffries, William B., seedsman and nurseryman, Westgate street -Jennings, James, shopkeeper, Jolly Sailor, Handford road -Jennings, John, painter and glazier, Handford road -Jennings, Hannah, straw bonnet maker, Old Gaol lane -Jennings, John, hatter, Tavern street -Jennings, Richard F., solicitor, Falcon st. -Jennings, Mark, Boar’s Head, St. Austin’s street, St. Peter’s -Jervis, Henry, baker, Handford road -Johns, Isabella, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Carr street -Johnson, H. and E., milliners and dressmakers, Old Butter market -Johnson, Robert, grocer, Rope lane -Johnson, William, boot and shoe maker, Upper Brook street -Johnson, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Tacket street -Jones, John, C., butcher, St. Matthew’s street -Jones, Richard, engineer, Woodbridge road -Jones, John, shoemaker, St. Austin’s st., St. Peter’s -Josselyn, George, solicitor, agent to the Sun Fire and Life office, -vice-chairman of Ipswich dock commission, clerk to Ipswich and Stratford -turnpike trusts, and actuary to Ipswich Tontine, Tower street -Juby, E. and S., straw bonnet makers, Old Butter market -Julian, Ezekiel S., corn chandler, Norwich road -Keeble, George, plumber, glazier, and painter, Quay street -Keeble, Charles, hairdresser, St. Matthew’s street -Keeble, Jeremiah, wire worker, Old Butter market -Keeble, William, brazier, Upper Orwell street -Keeley, William, shopkeeper, College st. -Kent, William, butcher, Fore hamlet -Kent, Frederic, baker, St. Matthew’s street -Kent, Abraham, coach broker, Tanner’s lane -Kent, John, White Hart inn, St. Lawrence’s street -Kerry, Nicholas, Ipswich Arms, Lower Brook street -Kerridge, Herbert, Golden Key, Woodbridge road -Kersy, Robert S., shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street -Kettle, Horace, G., corn chandler, Key street -Kimble and Co., linen drapers, St. Peter’s street -Kimble, Benjamin, grocer, St. Peter’s st. -Kimpton, William, upholsterer, St. Matthew’s street -King, Henry, saddler and harness maker, beerhouse, Prince’s street -King, John, ecclesiastical glass painter, Upper Brook street -King, Stephen B., butcher, Fore street -King, Henry, grocer, Norwich road -King, Stephen, butcher, Friars’ road -King, George H., naturalist, Norwich road -Kimmance, John, Park House school -Kingston, George R., wholesale milliner, St. Peter’s street -Kitton, Harry H., baker, Norwich road -Kittrel, Robert G., tailor, Falcon street -Knights, James W., auctioneer and mercantile and agricultural agent, Quay -House -Knights, Thomas, blacksmith, Shoulder of Mutton, Upper Orwell street -Knights, James, ship’s smith in general, Salthouse street -Knights, James, Green Man, Salthouse street -Knivet, William, shopkeeper, Bell lane -Lacey, Robert, farmer, Woodbridge road -Lamb, Wray P., copperplate printer, Tower street -Lamb, Robert, Blue Bell, Cornhill -Lambert, William, tailor and woollen draper, St. Lawrence’s street -Lancaster, James, boarding and day school, Lower Brook street -Lambert, John, Birmingham and Sheffield warehouse, St. Matthew’s street -Lane, William, tailor, Upper Orwell str. -Langbridge, George, dyer, Carr street -Langlin, Thomas, Fox and Hounds, Tanner’s lane -Larst, Henry, confectioner, Westgate str. -Last, Benjamin, corn chandler, Fore hamlet -Last, Alfred, pianoforte tuner and regulator, Westgate street -Last, Benjamin, baker, Bell lane -Last, Mary, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s street -Last, Henry, bricklayer, Tower street -Lawrence, Edward E., coroner for the Duke of Norfolk liberty, clerk to -the Association for the Prosecution of Felons, solicitor, clerk to the -magistrates for the borough, and clerk to the magistrates of Samford -Hundred, Tower street -Leathers, John, Crown tavern, Crown street -Lee, Pleasant, Bull and Dog, Fore street -Lee, John, umbrella maker, Silent street -Lee, Henry, King’s Arms, Cornhill -Leek, Timothy, baker, Key street -Leverett, Henry W., cabinet maker, Westgate street -Levi, Moses, hardwareman, Tavern street -Licence, Paul, hairdresser, Wherstead road -Lindley, John, blacksmith, Tanner’s lane -Ling, George, Royal Albert inn, opposite the railway station -List, Deborah, shopkeeper, King street -Lloyd, James, pork butcher, Fore hamlet -Long, Daniel, house agent, St. Helen’s street -Long, John, veterinary surgeon, Tower street -Long, Peter B., solicitor and clerk to dock commissioners, Museum street -Long, Alfred W. M., rate collector, Park terrace -Love, Capt. Edward M., Upton House, Woodbridge road -Lovewell, Henry, clothier, Market lane -Lovett, John, tailor, Fore street -Luff, Henry, builder, Neal street -Lyons, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Elm str. -Lyon, Robert, chemist and druggist, Upper Brook street -Maddow, Jonathan, bookseller, St. Peter’s street -Mallett, William, shopkeeper, Tower str. -Mann, Hannah, hat box maker, Foundation street -Mann, James, baker and shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street -Manning, William, grocer, Upper Orwell street -Manning, Benjamin, fishmonger, Cornhill -Manning, John S., wine and spirit merchant, Cornhill -Manning, George, plumber, glazier, and painter, Norwich road -Mann, William, Anchor inn, Duke street -Manistre and Dawson, grocers and foreign warehouse, Fore street and the -Hamlet -Mason, B. S., agent to the Norfolk and Eastern Counties coal company; -managers, E. and A. Prior, Bishopsgate, London -Mason, George, timber merchant, College street -Mason and Co., Engle foundry, Lower Brook street -Manistre, George, tea dealer and grocer, St. Matthew’s street -Mash, James, bazaar and fancy repository, Old Butter market -Mason, George, marine store dealer, Duke street -Mason, William and Robert, pawnbrokers, clothiers, &c., Fore street -Marchant, Hezekiah, silk mercer, and shawl and mantle warehouse, Westgate -street -Marchant, Charles F., chemist and druggist, Old Butter market -Martin, Mary, shopkeeper, Wherstead road -Martin, Samuel, shopkeeper, Bell lane -Matt, Elijah, paper hanger, St. Matthew’s street -Matt, Jonathan, cooper, King street -Mays, West, green grocer, Foundation street -May, John, ship owner, Berners street -May, John, jun., cheese and butter factor, Stoke Bridge wharf -Mayhew, George, house agent, Friars’ street -Mc’Pherson, Donald, merchant’s clerk, Woodbridge road -Mead, Elijah, cab proprietor, Tower str. -Mead, Aaron, Half Moon and Stars, St. Matthew’s street -Meadows, Charles and Son, furnishing and general ironmonger, Tower street -Meadows, Henry W., wine and spirit merchant, King street -Messent, George, draper, &c., Whip str. -Middleditch, Deborah, the Crown, St. Peter’s street -Miller, Jonathan B., grocer, Borough road -Miller and Son, linen drapers, Old Butter market -Miller, Henry, manager to the National and Provincial Bank of England, -draw on London Joint Stock bank; Old Butter market -Miller, R. and Son, wine and spirit merchants, tea dealers and grocers, -Old Butter market -Milnes, B. G., pianoforte tuner, St. Matthew’s street -Mills, William P., surgeon, Museum str. -Mills, Edward, fruiterer, Victoria road -Minter, John, Smack, Key street -Mitchell, Mesdames, dress makers, Museum street -Moffatt, Walter, tea dealer, hatter, and furrier, Lower Brook street -Moffat, James, draper and tea dealer, Adelphi place, Lower Brook street -Morgan, William, naval officer, Park terrace -Morgan and Whipson, architects and surveyors, Museum street -Margerson, Daniel, Waggon and Horses, Old Butter market -Morley, David, bookseller, stationer, and free picture gallery, Queen -street -Morley, Joseph R., glass and China dealer, Tavern street -Morton, George S., hat manufacturer, Upper Brook street -Moyse, John, dealer in horses, Crown street -Moore, George, butcher, Carr street -Moore, Samuel, shoemaker, Upper Orwell street -Moore, Walter H., solicitor, and agent to the Wellington and the Age Life -Assurance offices, Elm street -Mulley, George, inspector of nuisances, St. Helen’s street -Mulley, John, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Upper Brook street -Mulley, Charles C., register office for servants, Tacket street -Mullett, Edmund, pipe manufacturer, Falcon street -Mullett, Samuel, dealer in tea and tobacco, Carr street -National Provincial Bank of England, Old Butter market -Naunton, John, Lord Chancellor, Friars’ road -Neale, Thomas, bricklayer, &c., Victoria street -Neale, James, Duke of Kent, Upper Orwell street -Neale, Elizabeth, milliner and dress maker, Fore street -Newton, Charles, cork manufacturer, and agent for the sale of Goddard’s -Photographic Lenses, St. Matthew’s street -Newby, John, green grocer, Crown street -Newson, William, stone mason, Norwich road -Notcutt, Stephen A., town clerk, clerk of the peace and charity trustees, -and solicitor to gas company, Museum street -Norbrook, James, saddler and harness maker, Fore street -Norman, Sarah M., shopkeeper, Fore hamlet -Norman, Isaac, Plough inn, St. Stephen’s lane -Norman, James, green grocer, Norwich road -Norman, Henry, baker, Handford road -Norman, Edward, beer house, Baker str. -Noy, Isaac, ship broker and general commission merchant, Quay -Nunn, Jarvis, shoemaker, Upper Orwell street -Nunn, John B., tailor, woollen draper, and hatter, Tavern street -Nunn, James, printer and bookseller, Carr street -Nunn, Rowe, shoemaker, Upper Orwell street -Olive, John Thomas, Hare and Hounds, Norwich road -Orford, John, jun., solicitor to the Water Works company, and agent to -the Law Union Fire and Life office, Silent str. -Osborne, Alfred, butcher, Mount street -Osborne, Jacob, green grocer, Fore hamlet -Osborn, Robert, whitesmith and bell hanger, Upper Orwell street -Osborne, Henry, shopkeeper, Norwich road -Osborn, Roger, boot and shoe maker, Tavern street -Osboldstone, Charles, grocer, Woodbridge road -Oxborow, Edmund, confectioner -Oxford, John, glove and truss maker, New Market lane -Pack, Robert, shoemaker, St. Helen’s str. -Packard, Edward, and Co., manufacturers of oil of vitriol, superphosphate -of lime, and turnip manure, Bramford and Carr street -Page, Miss Elizabeth S., Promenade terrace, London road -Page, William, Corn Exchange tavern, Cornhill -Page, Richard M., horse dealer, Victoria road -Pake, Robert M., Berners street -Pallant, Mary Ann, milliner and dress-maker, Woodbridge road -Palmer, L., baker, Norwich road -Palmer, Alfred, millinery establishment, St. Peter’s street -Pannifer, Nathaniel, clothier, Fore street -Pape, Richard, collector of inland revenue, Lower Brook street -Parker, Joseph, baker and confectioner, St. Matthew’s street -Parker, Letitia, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Tavern street -Parker, Benjamin, printer, Fore street -Parker, Nathaniel W., currier and leather seller, Fore street -Parker, Mary Ann, mantle maker, St. Stephen’s lane -Parsons, Charles, hair cutter, St. Peter’s street -Parsons, Alfred, boot and shoe maker, Old Butter market -Pask, Charles, A., bookseller, Elm street -Patterson, F. and E., builders, Saint Nicholas’ street -Paternoster, Samuel, bricklayer, Fore street -Patrick, Orlando, painter and glazier, St. Nicholas’ street -Paul, Robert, Fonnereau road -Paulton, Rebecca, Orwell hotel -Payne, William, saddler, St. Peter’s street -Payne, Martha, Gardeners’ Arms, Fore hamlet -Pay, William, grocer, Fore street -Peachey, John, Wesleyan day school teacher,—agent to the Wesleyan General -and Provident Assurance Society, Fore hamlet -Peacock, Thomas, surgeon, Berners street -Peck, Shadrack, cork cutter, Dial lane -Pear, William, White Elm, Bishop’s hill -Pearce, Joseph, accountant, agent to the County Fire and Provident Life, -Eastern Counties’ Building Company, East Anglian and Suffolk Improved -Building Company, and Free Land Society, Prince’s street -Pearce, Fred., wholesale furrier, Tavern street -Pearce, James, eating house, St. Matthew’s street -Pearce, James, confectioner, Fore street -Pegg, William, shopkeeper, Woodbridge road -Pells, John, boot and shoe warehouseman, Old Butter market -Pettit, John, sen., carpenter, St. Matthews’ square -Pettit, Jonathan, wheelwright, Elm street -Pettit, Daniel, saddler and harness maker, St. Peter’s street -Pettit, Thomas, carpenter, St. Stephen lane -Pettit, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, St. Stephen’s lane -Pettit, Joseph A., builder, Lower Orwell street -Pickess, Jonathan O., sail maker, Fore street -Pinner, Jeremiah, fishmonger, Queen street -Pigg, Hannah, Robin Hood and Little John, Woodbridge road -Pipe, Jeremiah, St. Margaret’s street -Piper, Stephen, stamp office and printer, Old Butter market -Piper, Alfred, printer, St. Nicholas street -Pitcairn, David, manager of the Tract and Bible depot, Queen street -Pitcher, John, surgeon, Fore street -Phillips, John, cabinet-maker, upholsterer, and paper hanger, St. -Matthew’s street -Plane, Dawson, draper and mercer, corner of Brook street -Plant, Emma, dressmaker, Foundation street -Plantin, Henry, confectioner, St. Nicholas’ street -Pleasants, E., Half-moon, Foundation street -Plumb, William, hat maker, Rope lane -Podd, Percival, boot and shoe maker and bird stuffer, St. Stephen’s lane -Pollard, Henry S., boot and shoemaker, and dealer in new and second-hand -clothes, St. Stephen’s lane -Poole, William, boot maker, Friars’ street -Pooley, Robert, fancy bazaar, Cornhill -Pooley, William, fruiterer, Tavern street -Porter, Alfred, Lower Brook street -Potter, John Amiss, baker, Orchard street -Potter, William, merchant’s clerk, College street -Potter, John, confectioner, St. Lawrence’s street -Powell, William, grocer and tea dealer, Westgate street -Pratt, Louisa, shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street -Prentice, John, draper and silk mercer, Old Butter market -Prentice, Oliver, maltster and merchant, Fore street -Prentice, William, jun., College street -Presso, Joseph, baker, St. Matthew’s street -Prentice and Barton, milliners and dressmakers, Tacket street -Pretty, William, Fonnereau road -Prettyman, Charles, solicitor, Silent street -Pryke, John, Freemasons’ tavern, Victoria street, London road -Pryke, Frederic, tailor and draper, St. Matthew’s street -Pryke, Elizabeth, milliner and dress-maker, Victoria road -Pryke, John, shopkeeper, St. Peter’s street -Price, Frederic, boot and shoe maker, Tacket street -Pulfer, William, carpenter, St. Peter’s street -Pye, George, flax manufacturer, Gray Friars’ Works -Quadling, Edwin, coach builder, St. Austin’s street -Rackham, Samuel R., master mariner, Fore street -Raffe, Charles, merchant’s clerk, Priory place -Rainbird, Robert, printer, and clerk and sexton to St. Margaret’s church, -Soane street -Ralph, Carrington, fishmonger, Fore street -Randall, William G., broker and auctioneer, Upper Brook street -Rands, Nathaniel, shopkeeper, Victoria street -Ranson, Henry, flour seller, Fore street -Ransomes and Sims, ironfounders, engineers, and manufacturers of -agricultural implements, Orwell Works -Ransome and Co., patent stone manufacturers, Kent wharf -Ransdale, Robert, Norwich Arms, Fore street -Raphael, Abraham, hat and cap manufacturer, Fore street -Ralph, Charles, Wellington inn, Carr street -Rayner, John, shoemaker, Fore hamlet -Ray, William J., linen draper and silk mercer, Upper Brook street -Ray, Maria and Emma, milliners, Upper Brook street -Raynham, Eliza, fancy repository, St. Nicholas’ street -Rea, Robert, seedsman and florist, London road -Read, William, St. Edmund’s Head, St. Mary Elms -Read, John, Postchaise, Woodbridge road -Read, Daniel, watch and clock maker, Westgate street -Read, Mary Ann, dressmaker, King street -Read, Henry, French polisher, King street -Read, Charles, hairdresser, Fore street -Read, Edward T., tailor and hatter, Tavern street -Read, Harriet, dressmaker, Coleman street -Read, Adolphus, carver, gilder, and house decorator, Westgate street and -Queen street -Read, James, bookseller, Cornhill -Redgrave, Joseph, saddler, trunk and portmanteau manufacturer, &c., Old -Butter market -Redgrave, James, agent for Steward, Patteson, Finch, and Co., brewers and -spirit merchants, &c., St. Margaret’s green -Reeder, Robert, baker, Fore street -Reeve, James, shopkeeper, Bath street -Reeve, Robert, painter and glazier, Silent street -Reeve, Samuel, carpenter and builder, Upper Orwell street -Richardson, Robert, Duke of Cambridge, Old Gaol lane -Richardson, Thomas, Butchers’ Home, Friars’ street -Rice, Philip, White Bear, Clay street -Richards, John, tailor and tobacconist, St. Matthew’s street -Richmond, James, boot and shoe maker, Upper Orwell street -Ridley and Grimwade, chemists, wholesale and export druggists, oil and -colormen, and inventors of the improved anti-corrosive paint, Fore street -Ridley, John, ironmonger, Cornhill -Ridley, G. and H., wine and spirit merchants, brewers, maltsters, agents -to the Norwich Union Fire and Life offices, and coal merchants, Fore -street -Ringer, William Smith, shopkeeper, California -Ringer, Edward, saddler, Fore street -Ringham, Henry, carver, Trafalgar road -Ring, Richard, saddler and harness maker, Crown street -Ringe, William, saddler and harness maker, Carr street -Ritchie, James, tea and china dealer, and agent to the Scotch Provincial -Life and Fire Assurance office, Old Butter market -Ringer, William S., grocer and tea dealer, Tacket street -Rix, Benjamin, brewer, land agent, and auctioneer, Westgate street -Robinson, Henry, gun and pistol maker and cutler, Westgate street -Robinson, James, haircutter and perfumer, Westgate street -Robinson, William, grocer, Bell lane -Robinson and Co., drapers, Fore street -Robertson, Cranmer, and Co., watchmakers and jewellers, Upper Brook -street -Robinson, Charles, whitesmith and bell hanger, King street -Roberts, Thomas, haircutter, Coleman street -Robertson, Alexander, silversmith, Silent street -Robson, William, tea dealer, Little Coleman street -Roe, William, auctioneer and broker, Thoroughfare -Roe, Owen, carver and gilder, Upper Brook street -Roe, Joseph, broker, Upper Brook street -Rogers, Elijah, boot and shoe maker, Baker street -Rogers, William, shopkeeper, Baker street -Root, William, plumber and painter, Adelphi place, Lower Brook street -Rose, Edward, fruiterer, Fore hamlet -Rose, John, eating house, St. Matthew’s street -Rose, George, shopkeeper, Globe lane -Ross, Thomas B., auctioneer, estate agent, and agent to the Crown Life -Assurance company, St. Nicholas’ place -Roy, William, fishmonger, Prince of Wales, Fore street -Rudland, Maria, eating house, St. Stephen’s lane -Rudling, Henry, Happy Return, Foundry road -Russell, William, Saracen’s Head, St. Margaret’s green -Russell, Frederic B., artist, Orwell Cottage -Rush, William, draper and tailor, Upper Brook street -Sallows, Robert, corn chandler, Carr str. -Sallows, Robert, merchant, Mill house, Bramford road -Salmon, George, joiner and cabinet maker, St. Peter’s street -Sampson, George G., surgeon, St. Matthew’s street -Scarlett, William, plumber, glazier, &c., Dial lane -Schulen, Mary Ann, coarseware potter, Rope lane -Schulen and Co., watchmakers, silversmiths, jewellers, and opticians, -Cornhill -Schulen, John William, earthenware manufacturer, Eagle street; works, St. -Helen’s -Schulen, John, Crown and Anchor, Dock road -Scoggins, John, printer and stationer, Orwell place -Scott, James, shopkeeper, Lower Orwell street -Scope, Richard, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s street -Scott, James, hairdresser, Fore street -Scrivener, John, bread and biscuit baker, Cornhill -Scrivener, John T., ironmonger, Queen street -Scrivener and Grimwood, corn merchants, St. Helen’s street -Seagrave, David, butcher, Tacket street -Seagriffe, William, Cross Keys, Carr street -Seagrave, William N., marine store dealer, St. Margaret’s street -Seager, Joseph, pork butcher, Friars’ street -Setterfield, George, grocer, Queen street -Sewell, James, hat manufacturer, Northgate street -Sewell, Edward, cheese merchant, St. Peter’s road -Self, Henry, shopkeeper, Rope lane -Senton, James, Free Trade tavern, Handford road -Setterfield, Eliza, eating house, Fore street -Setterfield, Henry, coachmaker, Falcon street -Sharman, David, Griffin inn, Handford road -Shave, Charles, purveyor, Fore street -Shephard, Simon, beer house, Foundry road -Shephard, William, butcher, Upper Brook street -Shephard, Robert, merchant, St. Helen’s street -Shewell and Smith, linen and woollen drapers, tailors, and Manchester -warehousemen, Cornhill -Ship, Robert, corn chandler, St. Margaret’s green -Ship, William, corn chandler, King str. -Shildrake, John, C., boot and shoe maker, Carr street -Shribbs, William, carpenter, Handford road -Shorten, Charles F., veterinary surgeon, Museum street -Silburn, Charles, tea and Italian warehouse, Tavern street -Silverston, William, chemist, St. Nicholas’ street -Simpson, Henry, butcher, Thoroughfare -Simpson, James, boot and shoe maker, St. Lawrence street -Simpson, Samuel, builder, Museum street -Simons, Robert, butcher, Lower Orwell street -Singleton, W. and Son, ironmongers, Old Butter market -Singleton, G. and W., wheelwrights, St. Margaret’s green -Singleton, George, grocer, St. Margaret’s green -Singleton, Thomas B., short-hand writer, St. Helen’s street -Skeet, R., Griffin cottage, Bromford road -Skinner, William B., carpenter and joiner, Norwich road -Skinner, W., builder, Norwich road -Smart, John, artist, Park terrace -Smith, Thomas, shoemaker, Victoria road -Smith, William, tailor, New Friars’ road -Smith, W., builder, Back hamlet -Smith, William, hair cutter, Angel lane -Smith, William, Albion Hill brewery, Woodbridge road -Smith, Daniel, cow keeper and gardener, Woodbridge road -Smith, Thomas, hairdresser, St. Matthew’s street -Smith, William and John, linen drapers, and baby linen warehouse, St. -Matthew’s street -Smith, Joseph, tailor, Fore street -Smith, Edward, Lord Nelson, Fore street -Smith, Brown, Sorrel Horse, Fore street -Smith, John, boot and shoe maker, Prince’s street -Smith, —, builder, Fore street -Smith, Henry, hairdresser, St. Helen’s st. -Smith, John, tailor and woollen draper, Tavern street -Smith, William, carpenter, Upper Orwell street -Smith, Paul, grocer, Rope lane -Smith, Thomas, coach spring maker, Old Goal lane -Smith and Gladill, ornamental japanners, house painters and decorators, -John street, St. Clement’s -Smith, William, manufacturing cutler, Westgate street -Smith, James, cabinet maker, Friars’ road -Smith, William, shopkeeper, St. Nicholas’ street -Smith, Harriet, Horse and Groom, Woodbridge road -Smith, James, cabinet maker, Tanners’ lane -Smith, Thomas, marine store dealer, Lady’s lane -Snell, Robert B., baker, Rope lane -Southeron, Samuel, hair cutter, Friars’ street -Southgate, Thomas, whitesmith, locksmith, and bell hanger, Friars’ street -and Wolsey street -Spalding, William, bookseller and stationer, Westgate street -Sparks, John, chronometer, watch and clock maker, Tavern street -Sparrowe, John E., solicitor, Tower court -Sparrow, John, paper hanger, Back street -Sparrow, William, baker, St. Margaret’s street -Spearman, James, junr., dyer, &c., St. Matthew’s street -Spearman, James, senr., dyer, &c., St. Matthew’s street -Spinks, Edward, brush maker, St. Nicholas’ street -Sporle, Hannah, ladies’ shoe warehouse, Dial lane -Sporle, George, boot and shoe maker, Bell lane -Spring, Henry Thomas, soda water manufacturer, St. Matthew’s street -Spurling, Samuel, shopkeeper, Crown street -Squires, Susannah H., shopkeeper, Upper Brook street -Squires, William, confectioner, Tacket street -Squirrell, Obadiah, corn merchant, Orwell place -Stannard, William, baker and grocer, Mount street -Stammers, John, furniture broker, Dog’s Head lane -Stannard, John, hairdresser, St. Nicholas’ street -Stannard, John, Portobello inn, and painter, Upper Orwell street -Steam, Thomas, plumber, glazier, and painter, Fore street -Steadman, William, clerk, Fonnereau road -Stevens, Charles, cabinet maker and upholsterer, St. Peter’s road -Stevens, Edward T., furniture broker, Cheapside -Stevens, William, shopkeeper, branch post-office, Bridge street -Stevens, Robert, Royal William gardens, London road -Stevens, Henry, plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, Carr street -Stevens, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Upper Brook street -Stewart, Henry, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street -Stewart, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Carr street -Stephens, Harriet, inn, St. Stephen’s lane -Steel, William, shopkeeper, St. James’ street -Stidolph, George F., organ builder and pianoforte manufacturer, -Woodbridge road -Stokes, Samuel, green grocer, Church street -Stokes, Susanna, shopkeeper, St. Peter’s street -Stockins, Thomas, saddler, Dock street -Stokes, Joseph, photographic artist, St. Peter’s street -Storey, George, watchmaker, St. Margaret’s street -Stollery, John, Welcome Stranger, Fore hamlet -Stuart, Charles, printer, Elm street -Stubb, John C., manager of the Electric Telegraph Office, Queen street -Sugars, William, Eclipse, Orwell place -Suthers, William, Falcon inn, Queen street -Suthers, William, fancy repository, Old Butter market -Sulley, Charles, newspaper proprietor and general printer, Old Butter -market -Surl, Robert, corn chandler, Carr street -Swindle, James, clothes dealer, Upper Orwell street -Symonds, Samuel, Old Times, California -Sykes, John, corn chandler, St. Margaret’s green -Talbott, George, commercial coffee and dining rooms, Queen street -Talbot, John, senr., soda water and ginger beer manufacturer, Crown -street -Talbot, John, junr., bookseller and news agent, Crown street -Taylor and Sons, musicians, Norwich road -Taylor, John, butcher, Tacket street -Taylor and Co., linen and woollen drapers, Cornhill -Taylor, John, perfumer and family chemist, Fore street -Taylor, Augustus R., grocer and tea dealer, Key street -Taylor, William, Vine inn, Church street -Taylor, Robert, corn chandler, St. Matthew’s street -Taylor, Thomas, coal merchant, Whip street -Taylor, Samuel, butcher, King street -Taylor, Joseph, boot and shoe maker, Norwich road -Taylor, Robert, district locomotive superintendent, Barlow Cottage -Taylor, Caroline, milliner, Carr street -Taylor, William, grocer, Woodbridge road -Taylor, William, timber merchant, Pimplet street -Thurman, Isaac, corn chandler, Key street -Thurston, Joseph, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Old Butter market -Thrower, Henry, wholesale and retail grocer, St. Peter’s street -Thomas, Sidney, gas engineer, St. Helen’s street -Thomas and Brothers, wholesale stay manufacturers, St. Stephen’s lane -Thurston, John, Feathers, Westgate str. -Thompson, Susan, confectioner, Tavern street -Thurlow, John, Dove inn, St. Helen’s street -Thurston, George B., Theatre tavern, Tacket street -Teager, John H., engineer, whitesmith, and bell hanger, King street -Tilley, George, glass and china shop, St. Peter’s street -Titlow, Robert, tailor and woollen draper, Fore street -Todd, James, boot and shoe maker, St. Matthew’s street -Tognola, James, cane worker, Crown str. -Todd, Louisa, corset maker, St. Matthew’s -Tomkin, the Misses, boarding school, Norwich road -Tooke, John, basket maker, Fore street -Tooley, Robert, Trafalgar, Trafalgar road -Townsend, J. E. and E., outfitting establishment, King street -Townsend and Son, fishmongers, King street, Prince’s street -Tovell, George S., stone and tile merchant, 3, Crane’s wharf -Townshend, Alicia, Quay House, College street -Tracy, John, surgeon dentist, Tacket str. -Trenton, Henry, butcher, St. Matthew’s street -Tricker, Frederic, Porter’s House, Fore street -Trundle, James S., saddler and harness maker, Cornhill -Tunmer, Henry and George, woollen drapers and tailors, Tacket street -Turner, E. R. and F., agricultural implement makers, St. Peter’s -Turner, W. and A. J., leather merchants, tanners, and curriers, Prince’s -street -Turner, George, auctioneer and valuer, land and brewery agent, Carlton -Chambers, Westgate street -Turner and Kettle, gardeners and florists, Blooming Myrtle Gardens, St. -Clement’s -Turner, George, woollen draper and tailor, Tavern street -Turner, Robert, George and Dragon, St. Margaret’s plain -Turner, James, baker, Lower Orwell str. -Turner, John, butcher, Westgate street -Turner, Shadrach, shoemaker, Carr street -Turner, Joseph, junr., grocer, Wyke’s Bishop hill -Turner, William, confectioner, St. Austin’s street, St. Peter’s -Tye, Mary Ann, boot and shoe maker, Victoria street -Ungless, Henry R., metal dealer, Rope lane -Utting, George R., Black Bell, Elm str. -Vesey, William, tailor, Crown street -Vince, Daniel, Rose and Crown, Norwich road -Vince, John, blacksmith, St. Margaret’s plain -Vincent, Nathaniel, veterinary surgeon, Handford road -Wade, John, Beehive tavern, Old Butter market -Wade, George, saddler and harness maker, Cornhill -Wade, Stephen, grocer, Wherstead road -Wade, William, hairdresser, Fore street -Wainwright, Samuel, wholesale grocer and tea dealer, Tavern street -Wall, Edward, confectioner, Old Butter market -Ward, James, carpenter, Old Gaol lane -Wallis, Messrs. H. and A., corn merchants, Old Butter market -Waller, Joseph, butcher, St. Peter’s street -Waller, Frederic, grocer and tea dealer, Upper Brook street -Ward, John, builder, Woodbridge road -Ward, William, fishmonger, Tacket str. -Ward, Robert, grocer, Eagle street -Ward, Emma, dressmaker, Victoria road -Waller, Henry, farmer, Handford hall -Wardle, Samuel, commercial traveller, St. Helen’s street -Warmisham, Samuel, scale and mill maker, St. Nicholas’ street and -Bishopsgate street, London -Warren, John, working jeweller, Westgate street -Warne, William, fruiterer, Prince’s street -Warner, William, cooper, Fore street -Warwicker, Thomas, saddler, Norwich road -Watson, Edward, hat manufacturer, Old Butter market -Watson, Sarah, milliner and dress maker, Tavern street -Watson, Henry, registrar of births and deaths, for St. Matthew’s -district, Norwich road -Webb, William, Wheat Sheaf, Commercial road -Webb, William, Foresters’ Arms, Rope lane -Webb, Robert, grocer and corn chandler, Fore street -Webb, Samuel, Halberd, St. Mary’s tower -Webber, Hedge and Co., linseed merchants and crushers, Handford mills -Weightman, Isabella, fruit and seed establishment, Queen street -Webster, William H., surgeon, Woodbridge road -Welham, John, tailor, King street -Welham, George, broker, Fore street -Wellum, Robert, Castle inn, Lower Orwell street -Wellum, Nicholas, Neptune inn, Fore street -Wellington, Amelia, shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street -Webster, Joseph, Maltsters’ Arms, Bell lane -Wells, Charles L., broker, Carr street -Wells, Higgs, and Co., tea dealers, Tavern street -Wells, John, Cow and Gate, Key street -Wells, William, pork butcher, Fore street -Wenn, Eleanor, dressmaker, Friars’ street -West, Sarah, shopkeeper, Lady’s lane -Westhorpe, Stirling, solicitor, Thoroughfare -Westhorpe, Samuel, shoemaker, Handford road -Whait, William, millinery establishment, St. Margaret’s street -Whayman, Matthias, confectioner, Tavern street -Wheeler, George, King’s Head, King str. -Whight, John, builder, Foundation street -White, Sarah, green grocer, Fore street -Whitehead, Joseph, Bull’s Head, Orwell place -Whitehead, William, beerhouse and shopkeeper, New street -Whittle, William, Saddlers’ Arms, Victoria street -Whybrew, William, cooper, Norwich road -Wiggin, John, chemist, dealer in oils, colors, and British wines, agent -to the Atlas Fire office, St. Matthew’s street -Wiles, Mary A., baby linen warehouse, Tavern street -Wilkins, William P., engineer, coppersmith, and millwright, St. Helen’s -str. -Williams, James, sculptor and mason, California -Williams, John, working jeweller, St. Matthew’s street -Wilson, Henry, clothes dealer, Upper Orwell street -Wilkinson, Henry, Shannon inn, Foundry road -Williams, Joseph, furniture dealer, New Market lane -Wilson, George, shoemaker, Silent street -Wilson, William, linen draper, Fore str. -Wisby, Edward, fruiterer, Fore street -Wisby, Eliza, green grocer, Fore street -Wolner, Thomas, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street -Woolner, George, hairdresser, Rope lane -Woolnough, Susan, milliner, Northgate street -Woolnough, William L., builder, Norwich road -Woolnough, Henry, architect and surveyor, Colman street -Woolterton, Robert, corn chandler, St. Matthew’s street -Wood, William, Cow and Pail, Rope lane -Woods, Robert, sea captain, Upper Orwell street -Woods, James D., plumber and glazier, St. Margaret’s street -Woods, William, Three Crowns, St. Austin’s street, St. Peter’s -Woods, Geo., shoemaker, Wyke’s Bishop hill -Woods, James, baker and shopkeeper, Woodbridge road -Woods, William, fishmonger, Queen street -Woods, Robert, Eagle tavern, Upper Orwell street -Woods, George, grocer, &c., Victoria street -Worby, David, Sea Horse, College street -Worts, Joseph, solicitor’s clerk, St. Nicholas’ street -Wretts, the Misses, boarding and day school, Fonnereau road -Wright, George, boot and shoe maker, Berners street -Wright, Henry, hairdresser, Fore hamlet -Wright, Edward, Lion inn, St. Margaret’s street -Wright, Daniel H., shoemaker, Upper Orwell street -Wright, John, shot foundry, Falcon street -Wright, Benjamin, baker, Bell lane -Wright, Misses L. E. and M., millinery, dressmaking, straw bonnet, and -baby-linen establishment, Westgate street -Wyard, Charles, dealer in marine stores, St. Margaret’s street -Youngman, Emma, Masons’ Arms, Rope lane - - * * * * * - -The POST-OFFICE is at the top of Queen-street. Mr. William Stevenson -Fitch is the postmaster. Three deliveries of letters take place in the -town each day, and eight village postmen go daily to the surrounding -country. There are four receiving boxes in different parts of the town. -The Mails are despatched by rails, &c., to London and all parts at 7.55 -morning and 10 night, and to Bury St. Edmund’s, Cambridge, North of -England, &c., at one afternoon. Mail Carts to Felixstow, Woodbridge, -Saxmundham, Yarmouth, &c., every morning. The Letter Box closes at 10 -night. Money Orders are granted and paid from 9½ morning to 6 evening. -The Post-office Clerks are Messrs. John Madocks, James Saxty, William -Whitehead, and Richard Charles Duningham. The Town Letter Carriers are -Messrs. George Brame, Edgar Boar, Jos. Wilson, William Goddard, and -Thomas Wilde. A new Post-Office is in course of erection. - - - -BRAMFORD. - - -A railway station, parish, and considerable village on the Eastern Union -railway and navigable river Gipping, 2½ miles north-west from Ipswich, in -Bosmere and Claydon Hundred and Union, East Suffolk; contained a -population of 833 in 1841, and in 1851, 997. Its area is 3,168 acres. -Here is a common of 10 acres, and 10 acres in cottage gardens. Sir P. -Broke, Bart., is lord of the manor, and owner of a large portion of the -soil. The church of St. Stephen is a neat building, with square tower -and leaden spire; the living is a vicarage in the gift of the Dean and -Chapter of Canterbury, and the Rev. S. W. Maul is the present incumbent. -There is also a small Independent chapel. - -Allen, Alfred, and Emma, National school for boys and girls -Bagley, John, blacksmith -Baxter, Benjamin, grocer, &c. -Bowman, James, baker -Bramford, James, farmer -Burch, John, saddler and harness maker -Chamberlain, James, boot and shoe maker -Clarke, Mr. William Chapman, Bramford hill -Doe, William, bricklayer -Dyer, Mrs. -Giles, Isaac, shoemaker -Green, W. P., farmer -Hardy, George, Cock, and butcher -Harrison, Francis, carpenter -Haward, Henry, farmer -Hitchcock, Ebenezer, miller, maltster, and baker -Hughes, Thomas, carpenter and wheelwright -Kerridge, Samuel, beer retailer -King, James, wheelwright and post-office receiving house -Larter, Thomas, nursery, seedsman, and florist -Leadbetter, Mrs. Ann -Leggatt, John, Esq. -Lewis, Joseph, farmer -Lewis, Mary Ann, seminary -Lovely, Wm., Crown, and nurseryman, Whitton road -Mays, Thomas, shoemaker -Morgan, John, farmer, Pigeon farm -Mudd, John, farmer, Tye farm -Mumford, R. W., farmer, Grove house -Mumford, William Henry, farmer, Sycamore House -Pallant, Thomas, butcher and farmer -Parish, Ann, shopkeeper and beer retailer -Steward, Rev. Ambrose, M.A., Whitton White house -Stokes, Mr. Robert, Bramford hill -Palmer, Henry, Angel -Simpson, George, cooper -Talmash, William, tailor -Wake, Henry, farmer and assessor of taxes -Wood, R. R. Esq. - - - -WHITTON. - - -A parish and village, 1½ miles N.E. from Bramford station, 72 miles from -London, and 2 N. from Ipswich; contained a population of 484 inhabitants -in 1851. The church of Whitton, dedicated to St. Mary, has lately been -rebuilt, and very much enlarged. The living is a rectory, valued at -£250. The Bishop of Ely is patron, and the Rev. W. Howorth, M.A. is the -incumbent. - -Badham, George D. Esq., Sparrow’s Nest -Bloomfield, John, farmer -Bowman, Alfred, farmer -Catt, Samuel, farmer -Catt, Samuel, jun., farmer -Clarke, Richard, farmer -Clarke, Richard, junr., wheelwright -Clark, Richard, carpenter and timber merchant -Day, Edward, shoemaker -Field, Edward, corn miller -Flindell, John, Orford tavern -Gall, Mr. James -Hallam, Miss Maria -Hewitt, Benjamin, shoemaker -Hitchcock, E., miller -Howard, Stephen, farmer -Howorth, Rev. W. m.a., rector -Hubbard, Jonathan, bailiff, Lodge -Kersey, Thomas E., farmer -Kersey, Clement, farmer -King, Henry, blacksmith -Lovely, William, nurseryman and seedsman, Crown inn -Nunn, James, butcher, &c. -Nunn, James, farmer -Nichols, Mr. George -Office, Edward, bailiff, Dale Hall -Palmer, Elizabeth, schoolmistress -Pike, Jeremiah, baker and gardener -Pratt, Isaac, victualler, Maypole -Rogers, Miss -Rowland, Samuel, farmer -Scutcheon, William, shopkeeper -Smith, Richard, shoemaker and sexton -Sparrowe, Miss Sarah -Stevenson, Henry, cattle dealer -Steward, Charles, Esq., Thurlston lodge -Steward, Rev. Ambrose, White house -Travis, Mr. William Hardy -Wood, Francis, whitesmith -Wollard, Edward, shoemaker -Wollard, Thomas, wheelwright - - - -KESGRAVE. - - -KESGRAVE is a small village 3½ miles E. from Ipswich, and 3½ S.W. from -Woodbridge, in Carlford Hundred and Norwich Bishopric. The living is a -perpetual curacy, in the gift of Sir John Shawe, value £58. The church -is a brick building with square tower. The Rev. W. Collett, M.A., is the -incumbent. Population 86. Robert Newton Shawe, Esq., is lord of the -manor. - -Cornwell, Robert, victualler, Bell inn -Turner, William, farmer -Wolton, Samuel, jun., farmer - - - -RUSHMERE. - - -RUSHMERE is a neat village, 3 miles N.E. from Ipswich station, and 5 S.W. -of Woodbridge, in Carlford Hundred and Norwich Bishopric, East Suffolk. -The living is a vicarage, value £170, in the gift of the Marquis of -Bristol. The church of St. Andrew is an ancient building with flint -tower. The Rev. W. Wigson, B.A., is the incumbent. Population in 1851 -was 678. - -Abbott, Mr. Nathaniel -Baker, Thomas, victualler, Greyhound -Barham, Mr. William -Betts, Henry, miller, Tower mill -Birch, Mr. John -Boggis, Rev. W. R. T., b.a., Cottage -Clarke, Joseph, farmer, Poplar farm -Crisp, John, carpenter -Dawson, William, miller and farmer -Durrant, Christopher Mercer, m.d., and Ipswich -Everett, Joseph D., farmer -Farthing, G., butcher and victualler, Britannia -Gale, John, farmer, Hall -Halls, Jas., shopkeeper and colt breaker -Hillin, James, Bixley decoy ponds -Howes, Lucy, National schoolmistress -Jackson, Isaac, joiner, &c. -Janson, Richard, Esq., White House -Kennell, William, brickyard manager -Mann, William, shoemaker -Newson, William, farmer -Parish, Joshua, beer house, Hop Garden -Perry, Mr. Stephen -Potter, James, wheelwright -Potter, Frederick, boot and shoe maker -Schreiber, W. Frederick, Esq., Round Wood -Segger, Philip, parish clerk and smith -Segger, John, blacksmith -Sherman, Mr. Thomas -Shewell, Mr. John -Skeet, Robert James -Walford, Thomas, shopkeeper -Wigson, Rev. William, M.A., vicarage -Wilson, Pettit, farmer and beer house -Wolton, Samuel, junr., Bixley farm - - - -MARTLESHAM. - - -MARTLESHAM, near the Deben estuary, is a parish and small village, 1½ -mile S.W. of Woodbridge, and 6 E. by N. of Ipswich, in Carlford Hundred -and Norwich Bishopric, East Suffolk. The living is a rectory, value -£370, in the gift of Frederick Gooden Doughty, Esq., who is lord of the -manor. The Rev. Thomas D. Betts, B.A., is the incumbent. The church of -St. Mary is a stone building, with a tower. Population 477. - -Balls, Zedekiah, blacksmith -Betts, Rev. Thos. D’Eye, B.A., rectory -Brighton, Thomas, farmer -Cadd, William, corn miller -Fletcher, Charles, carpenter -Garrod, Lydia, farmer -Gobbett, William, farmer -Groom, Roger, brewer and victualler, Red Lion, and farmer -Groom, Frederick, farmer -Hayward, Robert, farmer -Hill, James, farmer -Howes, James, farmer -Hudson, John, shopkeeper and shoemaker -Kent, Catherine, shopkeeper -Kerridge, Daniel, blacksmith -Pollard, John, farmer -Rampling, Charles, farmer -Ramsey, George, parish clerk -Read, George, wheelwright -Runnacles, Robert, farmer -Spink, Major-General Sir John, K.H., Beacon Hill house - - - -WESTERFIELD. - - -A village 2 miles N.E. of Ipswich. Its population in 1841 was 324. The -church of St. Mary is a small, neat building, with square tower. The -living is a rectory. The tithes have been commuted for £350 per annum: -the Bishop of Norwich is patron, and the Rev. Charles Drage, M.A., is the -incumbent. - -Ablett, Mr. Adolphus -Adams, Hannah, gardener -Aldrich, Rev. John Cobbold, M.A., incumbent of St. Lawrence, Weaterfield -House -Birch, Joseph, carpenter -Birch, Thomas, farmer -Bird, Thomas, farmer -Cage, William, blacksmith -Davy, Robert, pig dealer and beer house -Drage, Rev. Charles, M.A., rectory -Edwards, E., Hall -Garrod, John, gardener -Haggar, J., bailiff -Hammond, Jeremiah, shoemaker -Norman, Nathaniel, jun., shopkeeper -Payne, Ann, farmer -Payne, George, farmer -Potter, Robert, parish clerk -Salter, Henry, farmer -Shelby, Robert, farmer -Smith, E., bailiff -Threadkell, William B., corn miller -Turner, Joseph, shopkeeper - - * * * * * - - - -FRESTON. - - -A pleasant village, on the banks of the river Orwell, 3½ miles south of -Ipswich, and 3½ E. from Brently station; is in Samford Hundred, and -contained, in 1851, 224 inhabitants. The church of St. Peter is a neat -fabric, with square tower. The living is a rectory, value £376. The -Rev. Alfred Bond is the patron and incumbent. - -Bond, Rev. Alfred, rector, Rectory -Birch, John, blacksmith -Coulson, Charles, parish clerk -Hare, George, farmer -Hunt, John, builder -Manning, John and William, farmers -Mead, Aaron, Boat inn -Sage, Benjamin, farmer, Wood’s farm -Sage, Joseph, joiner, (Post-office) -Sage, Thomas, shopkeeper, &c. -Venn, Edward Beaumont, Esq., Lodge -Waterman, Henry, farmer -Williams, Hannah, schoolmistress - - - -COPDOCK. - - -COPDOCK is a village and parish 3½ miles S.W. from Ipswich, in Samford -Hundred and Union, East Suffolk, Norwich Bishopric. The living is a -rectory, with the vicarage of Washbrook annexed. It is in the gift of -Lord Walsingham; the incumbent is the Hon. and Rev. Fred. de Grey, M.A. -The church of St. Peter has a square tower, containing 5 bells. The -population in 1851 was 349. Lord Walsingham is lord of the manor. - -Bickmore, Thomas, farmer -Bond, Mrs. Elizabeth, Copdock house -Bruce, Richard, farmer -Cook, Robert, blacksmith -Davis, Thomas, organist -De Grey, Hon. and Rev. Frederic, M.A. -Edwards, Henry, farmer -Josselyn, James, Eagle -King, George, wheelwright and parish clerk -Marshall, Stephen, farmer, Copdock hall -Mayhew, Samuel, corn miller -Norfolk, James, Mace hall -Pallant, John, thatcher -Plumb, Mr. and Mrs., National school -Salmon, George, butcher -Shepherd, George, shoemaker -Shorten, Charles T. and A. J. veterinary surgeons, New hall and Ipswich -Whight, Robert Frederic, carpenter and victualler, White Elm -Wrattisham, John, Esq., Copdock lodge - - - -WHERSTEAD. - - -A small, pleasant village, 2 miles S. from Ipswich, in Samford Hundred, -containing 238 inhabitants. The church, dedicated to St. Mary, is a neat -fabric, with square tower and 3 bells. The living is a vicarage, in the -gift of the Crown, and the Rev. Foster Barbara Zincke, A.B., is the -present incumbent. - -Addison, Daniel, parish clerk -Baxter, Enos Page, victualler, Ostrich inn -Bradbrook, Thomas, woodman -Calver, Edward, carpenter -Frost, Charles, farmer, Parrington hall -Hawes, John, bailiff, Hall -Heigham, George T., Esq., the Grove -Page, Joseph, gardener -Sexton, George, Thorington hall -Sexton, Robert, farmer, Brown hall -Schreiber, Capt. Charles, Blue Gates -Wilsmore, Joseph, blacksmith, Post office -Zincke, Rev. F. B., B.A., vicar - - - -TUDDENHAM. - - -A parish and village, 3 miles north-east from Ipswich, in Carlford -Hundred and Woodbridge Union. The church of St. Martin is an ancient -edifice, with square tower, containing 5 bells and clock. The living is -a vicarage, now enjoyed by the Rev. A. Paton, A.M. The population in -1851 was 425. - -Allen, Eli W., farmer -Amass, John, victualler, Fountain -Betts, Charles and Frederic, farmers -Bugg, Samuel, farmer -Chapman, Samuel, farmer -Damant, Arthur, joiner, &c. -Finch, W., shopkeeper -Garnham, John, shopkeeper -Hammond, W., postman to Ipswich -Keer, John, saddler -Kill, George, blacksmith and beer house -Lacey, Robert, farmer -Ling, Samuel, Tuddenham hall -Luff, James, farmer -Luff, James, brick and tile maker -Neve, John, farmer and corn miller -Paton, Rev. Alexander, M.A., Vicarage -Rice, John, maltster -Robinson, Samuel, farmer -Rush, David, farmer -Strait, Isabella Grace, boarding school -Woolnough, W., farmer - - - -WASHBROOK. - - -A village and parish 2½ miles north of Capel station, 3½ S.W. of Ipswich, -in the Samford Hundred and Union, East Suffolk. The living is a -vicarage, annexed to the rectory of Copdock, of which the Hon. and Rev. -Frederick De Grey, M.A., is the incumbent. The population in 1851 was -514. There is a small Wesleyan Chapel, and a Police Station of the East -Suffolk Constabulary. - -Bishop, Robert, parish clerk -Cant, William, baker and flour dealer -Cattermull, Jonathan, police officer -Catton, Herbert, farmer, Amor hall -Dakin, John, farmer -Dakin, Mercy, farmer -Edwards, George, bricklayer -Game, John, farmer, Birch house -Gentry, James, farmer -Hayward, Edward, provision dealer -Kerridge, Daniel, relieving officer -Lambert, John, shoemaker -Martin, James Darby, Rookery -Minter, Wm. brewer, malster, and victualler, Swan -Nunn, Samuel, shopkeeper -Raw, Mr. John, Washbrook grove -Trent, William, farmer -Twaites, John, shopkeeper -Watcham, John, painter and glazier -Whight, Thomas, joiner, &c. - - - -MELTON. - - -MELTON is a large and populous village on the river Deben, ½ a mile -north-east from Woodbridge, of which it is a suburb, in Wilford Hundred, -East Suffolk. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the Dean and -Chapter of Ely; the Rev. Christopher George Walton, M.A., is the -incumbent. The church, which is situated at a distance from the village, -is dedicated to St. Andrew. About a mile on the left, on the road to -Wickham Market, is the County Lunatic Asylum, which was formerly a house -of industry for the Loes and Wilford Hundreds, and was purchased by the -county magistrates in 1827, and opened in 1829 for the reception of -pauper lunatics: John Kirkman, M.D., is the superintendent, and Mr. -George Durrant, house steward. The parish contains 1,420 acres of land, -and the population, in 1851, was 1,039, including 269 in the asylum. - -Adderson, Mr. Joseph, Retreat -Anderson, Wm. Hennesey, saddler -Aplin, Capt. Richard, Melton lodge -Ashford, Alfred, clerk -Asten, James, beerhouse -Baker, Mr. James -Bilby, Mrs. Sarah -Barrall, George, parish clerk -Bennington, Nathaniel, corn merchant, &c. -Booth, George, tailor -Brooke, Cooper Charles, solicitor, Grove -Buckingham, Mrs. Matilda Sophia -Calver, Thomas, wheelwright -Capon, Francis, butcher -Carthew, Wm. Morden, Esq. -Churchyard, James, gent. -Collins, Thomas, millwright, and Mrs. Eliza -Cook, Wm., brick and tile maker, Wilford Bridge -Culpil, John, wheelwright -Cullum, Samuel, gardener and florist -Durrant, George, steward, Asylum -Durrant, Mrs., milliner -Fisher, Henry, hay and straw dealer -Frost, Francis, farmer -Gillingham, Isaac, victualler, Red Lion -Girling, Horace, iron founder, &c. -Goldsmith, John, farm bailiff -Gwyn, Mrs. -Hayward, Alfred, miller, and corn and coal merchant -Hughes, Rev. Thomas Williams, B.A., chaplain at Asylum -Hunt, John, gent. -Kirkman, Mr. Henry -Kirkman, John, M.D., supt., Asylum -Last, Robert, builder -Leech, Mary, midwife -Miller, Thomas, farmer -Moss, John, joiner, builder, plumber, &c. -Moss, J., blacksmith -Newson, John, farmer -Osborn, Jeremiah, shoemaker -Pratt, Ishmael, horse dealer and vict., Horse and Groom -Page and Girling, ironfounders, engineers, and agricultural implement -manufacturers -Page, James, ironfounder, &c. -Provart, Mr. Pp. -Patrick, Noah -Pytches, Major Thomas (deputy lieut.) -Read, Elizabeth, schoolmistress -Reeve, Robert Ashby, solicitor, Fern Villa -Riches, John, baker, &c. -Rout, W., farmer -Sawyer, Edward, baker and brewer -Schreiber, Wm. Fred. jun., Esq., Hill house -Shemmin, David, farm bailiff -Skoulding, William, grocer and draper -Smith, B., farmer -Smith, Edward, vict., Coach and Horses -Thompson and Bennington, corn and coal merchants, seedsmen and maltsters -Thompson, George Edw., h Woodbridge -Walford, Charles, Esq., Foxburgh hall -Walker, John, corn miller -Waller, Mrs. Maria -Wood, John, sen., Esq., Melton hall - - - -SUTTON. - - -SUTTON is a village, distant 4 miles S.E. from Woodbridge in Wilford -Hundred and Norwich Bishopric, East Suffolk. The living is a vicarage, -value £470. The Rev. W. Nixon is the incumbent and patron. The church -of All Saints is an ancient stone and brick structure. There is also a -small Baptist Chapel here. The population, in 1851, was 697. Thomas -Waller, Esq., is lord of the manor. Chicory is extensively cultivated -here. - -Barrett, Robert, farmer, Little Hough -Edwards, Henry, Esq., Wood hall -Fairhead, — carpenter and parish clerk -Field, Rev. Robert, M.A., vicar -Freston, George, blacksmith -Garrod, Robert, bailiff -Girling, — Fenhall farm -Kett, Wm. Kell, surgeon -Large, Rev. W., Baptist minister -Nichols, James, corn miller -Roper, Charles, farmer, Vale farm -Skipper, James, shopkeeper -Solomon, Robert, vict., Plough inn -Walker, Isaac, farmer, Cliff -Walker, Nathaniel, farmer, Ferry -Waller, Thomas, Sutton hall -Wolton, Robert, shopkeeper - - - -BROMESWELL. - - -BROMESWELL is a small village and parish, distant 4 miles S. from Wickham -Market, and 2 E. from Woodbridge. The living is a rectory, value £250, -in the gift of the Marquis of Bristol. The Rev. Robert H. King, M.A., is -the incumbent. The church of St. Edmund is a brick structure, with stone -tower. The population in 1851 was 206. - -Burrows, Charles, shoemaker and shopkeeper -Burrows, John, farmer -Cook, Thomas, shopkeeper -Denington, George, farmer -Fairs, Samuel, farmer -Fairs, William, farmer -Gobbitt, Mrs., farmer -Goodchild, Robert, parish clerk -King, Rev. Robert H., Rectory -Parker, — victualler, Cherry Tree -Whaley, Mrs., schoolmistress - - - - -BURY ST. EDMOND’S. - - -Bury St. Edmond’s, is a borough, market town, and the capital of West -Suffolk, and has railway communication with Ipswich, Norwich, London, &c. -It is 94½ miles from London, 43 miles S.W. from Norwich, 14 miles E. from -Newmarket, and 26½ miles N.E. from Ipswich. Its population in 1841 was -12,538, and in 1851, 13,902. - -Bury is supposed to have been the Villa Faustina of the Romans, and -became a considerable town of the East English. It derived its chief -fame and importance, however, from becoming the burial-place of St. -Edmund the Martyr, King of the East Angles. The parishes are two, St. -Mary’s and St. James’s. Here are held the spring assizes for Suffolk, -and the quarter sessions for the franchise of St. Edmund, of which this -is the chief place. This is the place of election for West Suffolk, and -a polling place. It is a borough, returning two members to Parliament, -and has a municipal corporation, with separate jurisdiction, consisting -of a mayor and the usual functionaries. The market days are Wednesdays -and Saturdays. At the former the dealings in corn and cattle are large; -the latter is chiefly for provisions. The fairs are on Easter Tuesday, -October 2, and December 1. The October fair is the great fair, and much -resorted to. The December fair is a great cattle fair. Bury is a grand -market for agricultural produce of all kinds. The town is well built, -and is lighted with gas, and there are some good public buildings and -private dwellings. - -St. James’s church was not finished till the reign of Edward VI., who -gave £200 towards its completion; it was thoroughly repaired in 1820, -when a new gallery was added; it has about 2,000 sittings, of which 250 -are free; the benefice is a donative, endowed with a stipend, and is in -the patronage of Henry Wilson, Esq., of Stowlangtoft Hall, Suffolk; the -Hon. Rev. Edward Pellew, M.A., is the present incumbent. The church, -dedicated to the Virgin Mary, was commenced in 1424. In the chancel is a -monument in memory of Mary, daughter of King Henry VII., first married to -Louis XII., King of France, and afterwards to Charles Brandon, Duke of -Suffolk; she died at Westhorp, in 1533, and was buried in the abbey -church here. It has been thoroughly repaired, at a cost of between -£6,000 and £7,000. The repairs were made under the superintendence of -Mr. Cottingham, architect, Mr. Nash of London, Mr. Farrow of Diss, and -the chancel by Mr. Darkin, of this town; it has 2,000 sittings, of which -500 are free. The benefice is a donative, endowed with a stipend, in the -patronage of John Fitzgerald, Esq.; the Rev. Charles James Phipps Eyre, -M.A., is the present incumbent. - -St. John’s church is an elegant structure, built by subscription at a -cost of about £6,000, and consecrated October 21st, 1841; it has 850 -sittings, half of which are free. The church, dedicated to St. John the -Evangelist, is a perpetual curacy, endowed by the Marquis of Bristol and -Earl Jermyn with £100 per annum, out of land at Little Saxham; the Bishop -of Ely is patron, and the Rev. Robert Rushdall, M.A., incumbent. - -A Roman Catholic chapel, dedicated to St. Edmund, was erected here in -1837, from designs by C. Day. The Grammar School, in Northgate street, -was founded by King Edward VI., and is well endowed. The Norman tower of -the grand abbey, erected in the reign of William the Conqueror, and now -forming the grand entrance of the churchyard of the two churches, St. -James and St. Mary, to the former of which it serves as the bell tower, -is considered one of the noblest specimens of Norman architecture in the -kingdom, and has undergone a complete repair, under the superintendence -of Mr. Cottingham, at an estimated cost of £3,000, contributed by the -parish and by public subscription. King Edward IV. founded a college of -priests in College Street, and the building is now occupied as a -workhouse. There were formerly several hospitals in the town, the -principal of which are God’s House at Southgate, dedicated to St. John -the Evangelist: St. Nicholas’s Hospital, at Eastgate, near the roads -leading to Ixworth and Fornham, founded by one of the abbots of Bury; the -extensive remains of the hospital and chapel form the principal part of a -farm-house: St. Saviour’s Hospital, founded by abbot Sampson, belongs to -St. John’s College, Cambridge. Without Risby Gate stood an hospital -dedicated to St. Peter, founded by abbot Anselm in the reign of Henry I. -In the wall forming the eastern boundary of the abbey precinct, are some -arches, commonly known by the name of “The Abbot’s Bridge,” which seem -intended to form an occasional foot-bridge, by means of planks laid from -buttress to buttress, through which there are passages, the greatest -distance being about 24 feet. - -There are many other vestiges of ancient structures to which the -antiquary, and others, will attach considerable interest. Exclusive of -those appropriated to divine worship, are the following: The Shirehall, a -modern erection in the churchyard, comprising two convenient courts for -the trial of civil and criminal causes. The Guildhall is for the town -court of sessions, and the transaction of the general business of the -borough; petty sessions are held here every Thursday. It is vested in -the trustees of the Guildhall feoffment, by whom it is kept in repair: it -has an ancient porch, and some portraits of local worthies. The County -Gaol, which serves also for the borough and the liberty of St. Edmund, is -an extensive building at Southgate Green, on the London road; it was -erected in 1803 at an expense of £30,000, and is calculated to contain -140 prisoners, with a separate bed for each. The Police Station is a -fine specimen of a Norman house; the age of its erection is obvious from -its general appearance and circular windows. The Theatre, a neat -structure in Westgate Street, was opened for dramatic performances in -October, 1819. The Subscription Rooms, on the south side of Angel hill, -comprise ball, billiard, and reading rooms, and were completed in 1804, -at an expense of about £5,000. There is an exceeding good public library -at the Guildhall, which contains many valuable books. The Botanic -Garden, the entrance to which is under that magnificent remain, the Abbey -Gate, is an important acquisition to this branch of scientific study; it -was established in 1820, and is under the superintendence of N. S. -Hodson, Esq. The Suffolk Hospital is a handsome structure in an open and -healthful situation; it has been repaired and enlarged by adding -considerably to the wings. - - - -CLERGY, GENTRY, &c. - - -Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth, Guildhall street -Andrews, Mr. Peter, Risbygate street -Barton, Mr. John, College street -Barton, Miss Mary Ann, Hatter street -Beard, Charles, Esq., Risbygate street -Bedford, Rev. William, Northgate street -Bevan, James J., Northgate house, Northgate street -Beales, Mr. William, Low Baxter street -Blyth, Mr. James, Churchgate street -Botwright, Mrs. Sophia, Angel hill -Bullock, Misses, Loomes lane -Bridgeman, Thomas, Esq., Risbygate street -Chapman, Mr. William, St. Andrew’s street -Chapman, Mr. John, Well street -Clodd, Mrs. Louisa, Northgate street -Collett, Mrs. Harriet, Angel hill -Cook, Mr. James, Union terrace -Cook, Mr. Benjamin, Salem cottage, Cemetery road -Cooper, Thomas White, Esq. -Crosbie, John, Esq., Crown street -Daubeny, Mrs. Elizabeth, Angel hill -Denton, Thomas, Esq., Churchgate street -Denny, Mrs. Mary Ann, Crown street -Dotton, William, Esq., Northgate street -Edwards, John, Risbygate street -Filby, Miss Matilda, Honey hill -Filby, Miss Mary, Union terrace -Flint, Mrs. Ann, Brentgovel street -Forte, Miss Caroline, Guildhall street -Gedge, Johnson, Esq., Northgate street -Gilly, Mrs. Jane C. M., Northgate street -Girling, Mr. Thomas, Garland street. -Gray, Mrs. Maria, Northgate street -Goodchild, Mr. Edward, Risbygate street -Green, Edward, Westgate street -Hare, the Rev. C. J. P., Crown street -Harvey, Mr. Robert, Westgate road -Hibble, Mrs. Hannah, Union terrace -Hickman, Rev. Thomas G., chaplain to the Hospital and Union, h Westgate -street -Hine, Thomas, Esq., Loomes lane -Holworthy, Mrs. Sarah, Crown street -Hubbard, Capt. William, Northgate str. -Jones, Mrs. Maria, Union terrace -Lathbury, Miss Mary Ann, Angel hill -Lines, Mrs. Mary Ann, Garland street -Lock, Mrs. Sarah, Cemetery road -Lumley, Mrs. Elizabeth, Crown street -Matthew, Mrs. S., St. John’s terrace, Well street -Mc’Gregor, John, captain and adjutant of the West Suffolk Militia, -Southgate street -Miller, Mr. Dearson John, Garland street -Mitchell, Mrs. Eleanor, Angel hill -Motlock, Miss Gertrude, Crown street -Muskett, Jno, Esq., Abbey ruins, Churchyard -Moore, George, Esq., Northgate street -Nunn, Frederic, Westgate street -Oliver, Mrs. Elizabeth, 97, Risbygate street -Paine, Miss Hannah, Northgate street -Palfry, Mrs. Sophia, Cornhill -Pellew, Hon. and Rev. Edward, Northgate street -Potts, Mrs. Ann, Westgate street -Probart, Dr. Francis G., Westgate street -Pozey, Mrs. Margaret, St. John’s terrace, Wells street -Quitter, Mrs. P., Angel hill -Rayner, James, Risbygate street -Reeves, Mrs. Emma, Well street, St. John’s terrace -Ridley, Mrs. Mary, Northgate street -Rumbelow, Mr. John, Angel hill -Rushdall, Rev. Robert, St. John’s parsonage, St. John’s street -Sale, Mrs. Hannah, St. John’s terrace, Wells street -Shelford, Mrs. Emily F., St. Mary’s square -Sidebottom, Edward, Esq., 99, Risbygate street -Smith, the Misses Frances, Jane, and Ann, St. Mary’s square -Stutter, Mrs. Catherine Jane, St. John’s terrace, Well street -Sutton, Mrs. Hannah Maria, Union terrace -Sutton, Frederic, Esq., Westgate street -Symonds, Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth, 12, Brentgovel street -Walsham, Sir John, Court house, Honey hill -Wastell, Misses Fanny and Isabella, Northgate street -Walton, Mr. W., St. John’s terrace, Well street -Wells, Rev. E. C., St. Mary’s square -Weston, Miss Juliana, Honey hill -Williams, Mr. William, Union terrace -Wing, Mrs. Henry, Guildhall street -Worlledge, John, sen., Esq., Chevington -Wollaston, Col. Charles, Northgate street -Woods, Mrs. Harriet, Angel hill -Wratislaw, Rev. A., School hall, Northgate street -Wright, Miss Ann, Cemetery road - - - -TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. - - -Abbott, Jane, milliner, Churchgate street -Abbott, Frederick, butcher, Angel hill -Allen, James, baker, Ramgate street -Allen, Daniel, St. Edmond’s Head, Cannon place -Allsop, George, shoeing smith, Tayphin road -Armstrong, William, printer, &c., Northgate street -Armes, Jonathan, King’s Arms inn, Brentgovel street -Armes, Lucy, straw bonnet maker, College street -Armstrong, Robert, boot and shoe maker, out Westgate -Backhouse, Henry, corn and hay dealer, Risbygate street -Backhouse, James, corn and seed merchant, Brentgovel street -Baker, Henry, baker, Whiting street -Baker, Joseph, baker, Westgate road -Baker, John, White Lion inn, Brentgovel street -Baker, Elizabeth, ladies’ boarding school, the Abbey, Angel hill -Baker, William, Three Tuns, Crown street -Baker, Thomas, the Castle inn, Cornhill -Balaam, Charles, the Grapes inn, Brentgovel street -Baldwin, James, shopkeeper, Cemetery road -Baldwin, James, the Bushel, St. John’s street -Balls, Thomas, Royal Oak, Tayphin road -Balls, John, fruiterer, Abbeygate street -Bilson, William, gunmaker and ornithologist, Abbeygate street -Banham, John, Three Crowns inn, Southgate street -Barely, Spencer, boot and shoe maker, Southgate street -Barker, Horace, publisher of the _Bury and Norwich Post_, Northgate -street -Barnard, Benjamin, blacksmith, Butts -Barnard, William, grocer, Whiting street -Barrell, Henry, baker, Northgate street -Barrell, Henry, baker, Risbygate street -Barrett, John, nurseryman, florist, &c., Cotton lane -Barton, John, Clerk of the Peace, Hatter street -Barton, Martha, milliner and dress-maker, Churchgate street -Barton, Robert, County Court Bailiff, Churchgate street -Barton, Frederick, bookbinder, Churchgate street -Battley, Maria, ladies’ day school, Westgate road -Baxter, Thomas, watch and clock maker, Hatter street -Baxter, Samuel, cutler, St. John’s street -Baxter, Mrs. Eliza, grocer and tea dealer, Angel hill -Baxter, William, cork manufacturer, Whiting street -Bear, Thomas M., iron and brass founder, shops Cornhill; h Well street -Beckford, Bevan, Esq., banker, Guildhall street -Bedells, Samuel C., grocer and tea dealer, Cornhill -Bellmam, William, shopkeeper, St. John’s street -Betts, Samuel, butcher, Churchgate street -Betts, E., confectioner, St. John’s street -Bethel, Emma, milliner and dressmaker, Churchgate street -Biggs, Isabella, stay maker, Meat market -Biles, George, watch and clock maker, Churchgate street -Bird, Ann, shopkeeper, St. John’s street -Bird, Thomas, grocer and tea dealer, Southgate street -Bishop, John, Saracen’s Head, Guildhall street -Blake, George H., Esq., High Bailiff of County Court, out Eastgate street -Boby, Robert, ironmonger, Cornhill -Bowles and Rushbrook, whitesmiths and shoeingsmiths, St. Andrew’s street -Brabrook, James, basket and sieve maker, Risbygate street -Brabrook, James, brazier, St. John’s street -Brabrook, William, Blackbirds, Bridewell lane -Braddock, Henry, brewer and maltster, Southgate street -Bradbury, John, cabinet maker, Risbygate street -Brame, John, pork shop, Low Baxter street -Brett, John, currier, Churchgate street -Brewster, John, grocer, Southgate street -Brewster, John, builder, Southgate street -Brewster, Robert, baker and general shopkeeper, Westgate road -Branch, Mary, fancy repository, Abbeygate street -Bridges and Son, coach builders, Sparhawk street -Bridge, Benjamin, grocer, Southgate str. -Bridgman, John, Angel family and commercial hotel, Angel hill -Britton, John, boot and shoe maker, St. John’s street -Brook, Henry W., corn chandler, Southgate street -Brooke, William L., solicitor, Risbygate street -Brown, Caroline E., milliner, Abbeygate street -Brown, Susan, day school, Churchgate street -Brown, Frederick E., boot and shoe maker, Abbeygate street -Brown, Henry, Beehive, College street -Bruce, Susan, Plough, Southgate street -Bryant, John, cutler, &c., Traverse -Buckle, James, Wheat Sheaf, Cemetery road -Bull, Benjamin, builder, Church road -Bullock, Walter, shopkeeper, Mustow street -Bullock, R. W., ginger-beer manufacturer, Northgate street -Bullens, T. G., upholsterer, auctioneer, house agent, and agent to the -Pelican and Phœnix Fire Offices, Market hill -Burroughes, Robert, Fox inn, Eastgate street -Burroughes, Charles, boarding and day school for young gentlemen, Mustow -street -Byford, Elizabeth, dress and stay maker, Guildhall street -Cambridge, John, jun., solicitor, offices Brentgovel street; h Risbygate -street -Cann, Honoria, shopkeeper, Garland str. -Caney, Richard, fruiterer, Traverse -Caney, Richard, fruiterer, Cornhill -Carter, W., grocer and tea dealer, Hatter street -Carter, William Henry, tobacconist and hair dresser, St. John’s street -Carliell, Charles, builder, Crown street -Carver, Daniel, Bull inn, Angel hill -Cooper, Isaac, corn and seed merchant, St. John’s street -Catton, Charles, broker, St. John’s street -Cattermole, Martha, dress maker, Risbygate street -Cattermole, Emma, straw bonnet maker, Risbygate street -Challis, Thomas, painter, plumber, and glazier, Westgate road -Chapman, Thomas, carpenter, St. John’s street -Chapman, W. and S., clothiers, Butter market -Childs, George, grocer and clothier, Guildhall street -Childs, Joseph, whitesmith, bell hanger, and gas fitter, Churchgate -street -Childs, Maria, milliner and fancy worker, Churchgate street -Clark, the Misses, day and boarding school, Guildhall street -Clark, Frederick, King’s Head inn, Brentgovel street -Clark, Henry, watchmaker, Southgate street -Clark, George, tailor and draper, Cornhill -Clark, Frederick, wine and spirit stores, St. John’s street -Clark, James W., tax collector, Whiting street -Clarke, John, tailor and draper, Crown street -Clarke, G. and R., coach builders, Crown street -Clarke, Alexander, shopkeeper, Cannon place -Clarke, James, fishmonger, poulterer, and dealer in game, Abbeygate -street -Clarke, Alfred M., hairdresser, Abbeygate street -Clarke, William, boot and shoe maker, Cornhill -Clarke, Isaac, butcher, St. Andrew’s str. -Clarke, John, brewer and maltster, Risbygate street -Clayton, Eld Edmund, linen draper, &c., shop Butter market; h Guildhall -street -Clements, Samuel, Six Bells commercial and family hotel, Chequers’ square -Cocksedge, Sarah Ann, Queen’s Head, Churchgate street -Cocksedge, William, Sedgman house, Tayphin road -Coe, Jane, dressmaker, Westgate road -Coe, Thomas, surgeon, Guildhall street -Coe, John, plumber, glazier, and painter, Guildhall street -Coe, William, painter, plumber, and glazier, Low Baxter street -Coe, Walter, veterinary surgeon, St. Andrew’s street -Collins, Robert, Stag and Dog, College street -Cooper, William, surgeon, Guildhall street -Cooper, John, boot and shoe maker, Brentgovel street -Cooke, John, hat manufacturer, Abbeygate street -Cook, James, net maker, Northgate street -Cook, John, miller, Southgate street -Copping, Robert H., plumber, &c., Whiting street -Cornish and Sons, iron and brass founders, engineers, and machine makers, -Whiting street -Cornish, Simeon, Woolpack inn, Cornhill -Cotton, Richard, veterinary surgeon, St. Andrew’s street, north -Collins, Thomas, Clerk of County Court, Angel hill -Crane, William, coach builder, Mustow street -Crane, Francis, Coachmakers’ Arms, Raingate street -Craske, Charlotte, hosiery warehouse, Butter market -Crassweller, William E., chemist, druggist, and dentist, Abbeygate street -Cremer, John, clothier, Northgate street -Crick, James, butcher, St. John’s street -Crick, Robert, blacksmith and broker, Southgate street -Croft, John, surveyor and land agent, Hatter street -Crowe, Elizabeth E., milliner and dress maker, Brentgovel street -Cullem, John, Fox and Hounds, and shopkeeper, Brackland -Curry, Frederick, boot and shoe maker, Well street -Dallison, William, boot and shoe maker, High Baxter street -Dalton, J. H., Three Goats Head, Guildhall street -Dalton, Rowland, surgeon, Whiting street -Dalton, John, surgeon and apothecary, Whiting street -Darken, George, stonemason, Westgate road -Day, Robert, grocer, Southgate street -Death, Daniel, baker, Southgate street -Death, Fanny, ladies’ day and boarding school, Angel hill -Death, Henry, baker, St. John’s street -Deasley, John, Ten Bells, Whiting street -Devereux, Richard, trunk manufacturer, Cemetery road -Devereux, Charlotte, shopkeeper, Risbygate street -De Carle, Benjamin, stone and marble mason, Sparhawk street -Denovan, John, grocer, tea and coffee dealer, Abbeygate street -Doe, John, furniture broker, Angel hill -Dooley, Sophia, Jolly Waggoner, Mustow street -Downs, Jane, general dealer, Butter market -Downs, John, clothier, Westgate street -Drake, Robert, Seven Stars, Long Brackland -Dudley, William, architect and surveyor, Cemetery road -Dyball, John, boot and shoe maker, Butter market -Edgar, Robert, travelling tea dealer and draper, Hospital road -Ellis, Thomas, pork butcher, Brentgovel street -Ellis, George, Coach and Horses, School Hall street -Ellis, John, linen draper, Guildhall street -Earl, Samuel, plasterer, Guildhall street -Elven, Cornelius, jun., coal merchant, Whiting street -Elven, Rev., Cornelius, Baptist minister, Whiting street -Emanuels, Money, tobacconist, Churchgate street -Emerson, James and Son, builders and stonemasons, Well street -English, Mary Ann, news agent, St. John’s street -Everard, John P., wool merchant and tanner, Southgate street -Everard, Lucy, Suffolk commercial hotel, Butter market -Fake, John, the Dragon, Cemetery road -Fake, Thomas, builder, Loomes lane -Falkerd, Samuel, hairdresser and dealer in clothes, Guildhall street -Farrow, Thomas, builder, Churchyard -Farrow, Thomas, stonemason and builder, Westgate street -Fenton, Reuben, broker and auctioneer, Meat Market -Fergusson, Robert, manager of the National Provincial Bank of England; -and Henry James Graves, accountant -Fenton, George, general broker, Market hill -Fitch, John B., grocer, Cornhill -Fletcher, Frederick, grocer and tea dealer, Risbygate street -Flynn, William, draper and tea dealer, Risbygate street -Footer, William, builder, Sparhawk street -Freelove, William, grocer, Guildhall str. -Frewer and Son, plumbers, glaziers, and painters, Chequers square -Frost, Henry, builder, &c., College str. -Frost, Thomas, shopkeeper, Mill lane -Frost, John, leather currier, &c., Crown street -Fuller, William, printer, bookseller, &c., Butter Market -Galley, William, watch and clock maker, St. John’s street -Gallant, Thomas, glover, &c., Southgate street -Garwood, Thomas, Railway hotel, Northgate street -Garrod, George, watchmaker, Westgate street -Gardener, Henry, Half-Moon commercial inn, 28, Butter Market -Gedge, Johnson, proprietor of _Bury Post_, Hatter street -Gibbs, William, confectioner, Cornhill -Gilmour, Francis, Rose and Crown, Westgate street -Green, John F., solicitor, Abbey Ruins -Green, Jonathan, Three Bulls, Meat Market -Greene, Edward, Westgate brewery, Westgate street -Grayson, Matthew, seed merchant, Cornhill -Grayston, Eliza, glass and china warehouse, Butter Market -Graves, Eliza, straw hat and dressmaker, Westgate street -Graves, Robert, tailor and woollen draper, Abbeygate street -Grange, William, baker, Guildhall street -Gross, William, chemist, Chequers square -Gowing, Ellis S., commercial traveller, Lower Baxter street -Goodwin, James, boot and shoe maker, Eastgate street -Goodrich, Joseph, saddle and harness maker, Abbeygate street -Godbald, S. A., ladies’ day school, Brentgovel street -Godbold, Kezia, dressmaker, Brentgovel street -Goldsmith, Mary, butcher, Butter Market -Goldsmith, David, ironmonger, Market hill -Goff, Ezekiel, Star inn, Mustow street -Golder, Simon, builder, Cemetery road -Goodwin, George, plumber and glazier, Northgate street -Glover, John, cabinet turner and screw cutter, Loomes lane -Glew, Ann, jeweller and silversmith, Abbeygate street -Gissing, Patience, baker, Angel hill -Gurney, Frederic, boot and shoe maker, Guildhall street -Hadfield, Frederic, chemist and druggist, Abbeygate street -Hagreen, the Misses, school, Guildhall street -Haggitt, Henry, Esq., farmer, St. Mary’s square -Hales, John, saddle and harness maker, Eastgate street -Hammant, Thomas, St. John’s terrace, Well street -Hardwick, John E., medical botanist, Market hill -Hardy, William, coach builder, Brentgovel street -Hardy, Julia and Ellen, Berlin and fancy repository, Butter market -Harris, Henry, Dolphin, Cannon place -Harris, John, nurseryman, St. Andrew’s street -Harrison, Robert, millwright, Westgate road -Harrald, William B., basket and sieve maker, Whiting street -Harrald, William, butcher, St. Andrew’s street north, and St. John’s -street -Harrald, Samuel, general warehouseman, Hospital road -Harrington, Philip, organist, Northgate street -Hartley, Robert, marine store dealer, Long Brackland -Hart, Alfred, brazier, &c., Prospect place -Harvey and Hudson, branch hank, Abbeygate street -Harvey, Rant, draper, Abbeygate street -Hayhoe and Son, plumbers, glaziers, and painters, Whiting street -Hayles, William, shopkeeper, St. John’s street -Hayward, Samuel, goods delivery for the E. C. R. company, Risbygate -street -Head, Henry W., boot and shoe maker and naturalist, Abbeygate street -Head, Hannah, butcher, Northgate street -Head, Richard, boot and shoe maker, Hatter street -Hempstead, James, house agent, Union terrace -Herd, John, the Marquis Arms, Union terrace -Hicks, Alexander, dyer, Low Baxter str. -Hinnell, George F., surgeon, Risbygate street -Hinnell, Charles, solicitor, Risbygate str. -Hinnell, Thomas, chemist and druggist, Abbeygate street, h College street -Hirst, Joseph, tobacco manufacturer, Whiting street -Hodgson, Henry Rayner, ironmonger, Cornhill -Holden, James, Black Boy, Guildhall street -Holden, John, shopkeeper, Westgate road -Holden, Michael, ironmonger, &c., Hatter street -Holmes, John, dyer, St. John’s street -Hopkins, Thomas, painter, Guildhall str. -Houghton, William, boot and shoe maker, Abbeygate street -Howe, George, Swan inn, Northgate str. -Howe, Robert, corn merchant, Southgate street -Howchin, Robert, coachmaker, Mustow street -Hay, James, hosier and silk mercer, Abbeygate street -Hubbard and Son, surgeons, Crown street -Hunter, Arthur, upholsterer, Abbeygate street -Hunter, John, wine, spirit, vinegar, and porter merchant, Abbeygate -street -Huscroft, John, news agent, St. John’s street -Ion, John W., solicitor, Hatter street, h Risbygate street -Image, William Edward, surgeon, Honey hill -Jackson, John, solicitor, commissioner for taking affidavits in Chancery, -and clerk to the Guildhall feoffment, Hatter str. -Jackson, Thomas, bricklayer, Cemetery rd. -Jackson and Frost, booksellers, stationers, bookbinders, printers, and -agents to the Sun Fire and Life office, Angel hill -Jacob, Harriet, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Hatter street -James, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Westgate road -Jarman, Isaac, butcher, Southgate street -Jay, Maria Eliza, ladies’ boarding school, Southgate street -Jennings, Benjamin, wine and spirit merchant, 20, Meat market -Jennings, Benjamin, corn merchant, Corn hill -Jennings, Robert, agent to the Norwich Union Fire and Life Insurance -Societies, and manure merchant, St. John’s terrace, Well street -Johnson, John, architect and surveyor, agent to the Lancashire Life and -Fire office, Whiting street -Johnson, Charles, toy dealer, Cornhill -Johnson, William, Three Horse Shoes, Northgate street -Jones, C. W., classical and commercial school, hon. sec. to the Athenæum, -Angel hill -Jones and Co., dyers, Abbeygate street -Jordan, Elizabeth, pork butcher, Churchgate street -Kemp, Robert Day, turner, St. John’s street -Kemp, Charles, shopkeeper and baker, Union terrace -Kemp, James, Frederic of Prussia, Southgate street -Kidson, Robert, tailor and hatter, Abbeygate street -Kilner, John, surgeon, &c., Guildhall street -King, Frederic W., wine and spirit merchant, St. Mary’s square -King, Henry William, builder, Loomes lane -King, Henry, general warehouseman, Butter market -Kirkham, Thomas, chemist and dentist, 34, Butter market -Lamb, Samuel, tobacconist, Abbeygate street -Last, William B., watchmaker, jeweller, engraver, and fancy repository, -Abbeygate street -Last, Henry, Sword in Hand, Southgate street -Last, William N., watch and clock maker, Whiting street -Last, Robert, Cross Keys, Church row -Last, Ann, and Ward Elizabeth, general shopkeepers, Northgate street -Lowes, William, ironmonger, Sparhawk street -Leonard, Barnard, Lamb and Flag, St. John’s street -Lee, James, timber merchant, Risbygate street -Leech, Mary, haberdasher, Hatter street -Leech, Charles Denton, solicitor and agent to the Essex and Suffolk Fire -office, Crown street -Le Grice, Henry, solicitor, Market hill -Lease, Edward, banker’s clerk, St. John’s street -Locke, William, hop warehouse, Risbygate street, h Shimpling -Lock, Michael, confectioner and grocer, St. John’s street -Lock, Alfred, confectioner, Guildhall street -Lock, John, confectioner, College street -Lofts, Thirza, the Cricketers, Cemetery road -Lofts, John, painter, plumber, and glazier, Angel hill -Lankaster, Frederic, bookseller, stationer, &c., Abbeygate street -Lord, William, nursery and seedsman, Northgate street -Lumner, Lincoln, grocer and eating house, Brentgovel street -Lummes, Sarah, milliner and dressmaker, Bridewell lane -Limmer, James, miller, Cemetery road -Lucas, James, corn chandler, Guildhall street -Lucher, Mary Ann, staymaker, Whiting street -Madder, James, tailor and woollen draper, Hatter street -Maderson, Emma, milliner and dressmaker, Whiting street -Mann, W. and E., soap and tallow chandlers, Churchgate street -Mann, William, auctioneer, Hogg lane -Mann, William and Edgar, soap and tallow works, 27, Churchgate street -Manning, William, baker, Cemetery road -Major, William, glass and earthenware dealer, and basket maker, the -Traverse -Major, Josiah, tailor and draper, Abbeygate street -Matthews, Joseph, clothier and outfitter, corner of St. John’s street -Mayhew, Mary Ann, George inn, Westgate road -Mayes, Abraham, shoemaker, St. John’s street -Mead, Samuel, painter, plumber, and glazier, Hatter street -Meekins, David, China and glass warehouse, Butter market -Mc’Lerath, Hannah, maltster and liquor merchant, Guildhall street -Middleditch, John, cork manufacturer, the Traverse -Middleditch, Alfred, boot and shoemaker, Guildhall street -Middleditch, James, tailor, &c., High Baxter street -Middleditch, Mary, Hare and Hounds, Risbygate street -Miller, Robert, boot and shoe maker, St. John’s street -Miller, Harriet, fruiterer, Westgate street -Miller, William, saddle and harness maker, and commission agent for the -sale of carriages, Angel hill -Mingay, John, chimney sweeper, Long Brackland -Mountain, Robert, fishmonger, Abbeygate street -Moore, Robert, whitesmith, Cotton lane -Morris, John, pork butcher, Garland str. -Mortlock, John, general dealer, St. John’s street -Mower, Samuel, Griffin inn, Cornhill -Neale, Elizabeth, staymaker, Hatter str. -Newby, Robert, Globe, School Hall str. -Newdick, Elizabeth S., staymaker, Whiting street -Newdwick, Charlotte, bonnet maker, Whiting street -Newell, James, Spread Eagle, Westgate road -Newham, Samuel, surgeon, Low Baxter street -Newman, William, silk mercer, laceman, and importer of French millinery, -&c., Butter market -Newson, Henry, postmaster, Butter market -Nice, Robert, Masons’ Arms, Whiting st. -Nice, William, clothier, Butter market -Nice, George, hairdresser and fancy repository, Abbeygate street -Norfolk, Caroline, register office, Cornhill -Norfolk, Thomas, game marker, Cornhill -Norfolk, James, tailor, &c., Guildhall str. -Norman, Benjamin, shopkeeper, College street -Norman, Benjamin, brush manufacturer, Churchgate street -Nunn, Hinnell and Skepper, chemists, Abbeygate street -Nunn, James, tailor and hatter, Risbygate street -Nunn, Walter J., hosier, glover, and shirt maker, Abbeygate street -Nunn, Elizabeth, furrier, &c., Guildhall street -Nunn, Edmund, clerk to Gas Works, Guildhall street -Nunn, Frederic, butcher, Risbygate street -Nunn, Robert, music master, Abbey ruins -Oglesby, Samuel, photographic artist, Churchgate street -Oliver, George J., grocer and tea dealer, Abbeygate street -Oliver, John, grocer and tea dealer, Risbygate street -Orsben, George, tobacconist, St. John’s street -Owers, Robert, marine store dealer, St. John’s street -Owles, Thomas, druggist, Cornhill -Outlaw, Thomas, Rising Sun inn, Risbygate street -Pace, John, watch and clock maker, jeweller, &c., Abbeygate street -Page, George, shopkeeper, Cemetery road -Palmer, Thomas, painter, &c., Cemetery road -Parker, Benjamin, draper, Butter market -Parker, Robert, painter, Chequers square -Parson, William, grocer and tea-dealer, Southgate street -Partridge, Henry, saddle and harness maker, Cornhill -Partridge, the Misses, ladies’ boarding and day school, Angel hill -Partridge, Sophia, saddler, Southgate street -Pashley, George, baker, Guildhall street -Pattle, Thomas, grocer and tea-dealer, the Traverse -Pawsey, Robert, carpenter, &c., High Baxter street -Pawsey, Robert, baker, Churchgate street -Pearce, Sophia, milliner, &c., Meat market -Pearson, George W., builder, Brentgovel street -Pechey, Jabez, leather seller, Cornhill -Pechey, Robert, printer and bookbinder, St. John’s street -Pechey, Elisha, gas fitter and metal dealer, St. John’s street -Peck, Alfred, boot and shoe maker, Mustow street -Peckham, John, rope and sack maker, St. John’s street -Pendred, Samuel, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Risbygate street -Pendred, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Market hill -Perfect, Epton, White Hart inn, Southgate street -Pettit, John, cabinetmaker, Churchgate street -Pettit, Edward, carpenter, Whiting street -Place, Maria, linen draper, Churchgate street -Place, William, grocer and tea-dealer, Churchgate street -Plumpton, William, draper and silk mercer, Butter market -Portway, John, pharmaceutical chemist, Abbeygate street -Prigg, Henry, tailor and woollen draper, Abbeygate street -Prigg, John, boot and shoe maker, Whiting street -Pritty, Thomas, ironmonger and iron-founder, Abbeygate street -Pryer, Jane, servants’ register office Hatter street -Pryke, John, baker, Brentgovel street -Pyman, Jonathan, grocer, tea dealer, and tallow chandler, Guildhall -street -Rae, John, tea dealer, Whiting street -Rouse, David, tailor, &c., Churchgate street -Ranson, Frederick, grocer, &c., Whiting street -Ranson, Mary, Anchor, Northgate street -Ranson, Charles, shopkeeper, Long Brackland -Ray, William, watch and clock maker, Brentgovel street -Reach, William, Odd Fellows’ Arms, College street -Reach, Thomas, saddle and harness maker, Cornhill -Reach, John, sausage maker, Southgate street -Reach, Wm., jun., shopkeeper, Brentgovel street -Reach, Sarah, shopkeeper, Northgate street -Reed, Henry, builder, stone and marble mason, Northgate street -Reeve, John, music seller, Angel hill -Reeve, Sarah, baby linen warehouse, Angel hill -Reeve, Robert, Waggon inn, Risbygate street -Reffell, Elizabeth, pipe manufacturer, High Baxter street -Richardson and Bonfellow, linen drapers, Butter market -Richardson, George W., woollen draper, 26, Butter market -Ridley, George, soap and candle maker, Low Baxter street; h 16, -Brentgovel street -Ridley, John, coal and iron merchant, and tanner, Northgate street -Ridley, Frederick, currier and leather cutter, St. Andrew’s street -Ridley, Thomas, grocer, tea dealer, oil and colorman, Abbeygate street -Risbrock, William, the Dog and Partridge, Crown street -Robinson, Frederick, bread and biscuit baker, Crown street -Robinson, John, shopkeeper, Cemetery road -Robinson, Charles, mail contractor, Risbygate street -Robinson, John, bookseller, printer, bookbinder, and stationer, Market -hill -Robinson, William, baker, College street -Rutter, George, butcher, Guildhall street -Rutter, Alfred, confectioner, Cornhill -Rudland, Henry, Three Kings’ inn, Cornhill -Salmon, William, tailor and draper, Abbeygate street -Salmon, William, solicitor and town clerk, secretary to the gas company, -clerk to the lieutenancy of Suffolk, Guildhall street -Saunders, William, boot and shoe maker, Guildhall street -Savage, Charles, retailer of beer and porter, Meat market -Sawyer, James, butcher, Churchgate street -Scholes, John, hat manufacturer, Butter market -Scholes, Mary Ann, milliner, &c., St. John’s street -Scott, Stephen, bootmaker, Abbeygate street -Scott, George, surgeon dentist, Whiting street -Scotchmer, David, furniture broker, &c., Risbygate street -Scrivener, Frederick, photographic artist, Well street -Seargent, James, cork manufacturer, the Traverse -Seakens, James, cooper, Risbygate street -Seaden, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, Brentgovel street -Sexton, William W., dyer, Churchyard -Sexton, William W., tobacconist and tea dealer, Abbeygate street -Sewell, Robert, Marquis Cornwallis, St. John’s street -Shittelo, James, butcher, the Traverse -Simper, Sarah, dressmaker, Westgate street -Simkin, brush manufacturer, Guildhall street -Simmonds, Jonathan, shoeing smith, St. Andrew’s street north -Simper, Robert, cabinet maker, Guildhall street -Smith Charles, surgeon, Guildhall street -Smith, Joseph, town crier, St. John’s street -Smith, W. H. and Son, patten and clog manufacturers, American overshoe -importers, Birmingham and Sheffield warehouse, wholesale hosiers, -haberdashers, and general warehousemen, 24, Butter market -Smith and Son, machine makers, Westgate road -Smith, William, upholsterer, Low Baxter street -Smith, John, Chequers inn, Risbygate street -Smith, Sarah, muffin and crumpet maker, Brentgovel street -Snithyes, John, grocer and tea-dealer, Hatter street -Snell, James, confectioner, Hatter street -Southgate, William, hairdresser, Churchgate street -Sore, Samuel, cooper, Abbeygate street -Soar, John, hairdresser, Guildhall street -Spanton, William, plumber, glazier, painter, and paper hanger, Abbeygate -street -Sparke, James, tailor, Southgate street -Sparke, James, solicitor, clerk of the peace for the borough, clerk to -the Thurgoe union, and clerk to the commissioner of taxes for Thurgoe -hundred, Hatter street -Sparke, John, grocer, &c., Tayphin road -Sparkes, George, turner, Guildhall street -Spooner, 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Thomas, baker, Brentgovel str. -Winn, Samuel, tailor, Abbeygate street -Wodehouse, Charles, solicitor, notary, and registrar of the archdeaconry -of Sudbury and town of Bury St. Edmund’s, Churchgate street, h Whiting -street -Woolnough, Frederic D., baker, Churchgate street -Woollard, William, Joiners’ Arms, Garland street -Woodgate, Thomas, cooper, St. Andrew’s street -Worlledge and Co., bankers, Meat market -Wright, Reuben, carpenter, &c., Cemetery road -Wright, Caroline, baker, St. John’s street -Wright, Robert, brush maker, Market hill -Wright, William, cordwainer, Churchgate street -Wright, James, Two Brewers, Westgate street -Wright, Thomas, artist, Northgate street -Young, William, gunmaker, Market hill -Young, William, cabinet maker, &c., Northgate street -Youngman, Edward, chemist and druggist, Market hill -Youngman, Sophia A., baby linen ware house, Berlin wool and fancy -repository, 32, Butter market - - - - -***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK MELVILLE AND CO.'S DIRECTORY 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