INDEX TO CONTENTS. A. D. Bayne PAGE Aborigines of the District 146 Act obtained for Paving and Lighting 291, 324 Agricultural Implement Makers 611 Agricultural Society’s (Royal) Visit 416 Agriculture, Chamber of 441 Alexander Rev. John 490 Alfred Prince, in Norwich 443 Alfred the Great, Reign of 159 Allen Thomas, M.A. 248 Anchorages or Hermitages 139 Ancient City, The 117 Anderson William, Notice of 307 Andrew’s, St. Hall—see St. Andrew’s Hall Angles, Arrival of 11 Anglo-Saxon Coins 160, 161 Anglo-Saxon Dynasty, Restoration of 12 Anglo-Saxon Period, Norwich in the 158 ArchÆological Society, (British) Visit of 433 Artists of Norwich 541 Art, School of (in Free Library) 61 Assize Courts, City and County 50 Assizes removed to Norwich 381 Asylum, New Lunatic, contemplated 441 Austin Friars 138 Bank, the Crown 76 Banks and Banking 595 Baptist Chapels 110, 111, 112 Baptists in Norwich, History of the 253 Barbauld, Anna Letitia 307 Barlow, Peter 307 Barracks, Cavalry 76 Bathurst Bishop 36, 300, 328 Bathurst Bishop, Memoir of 520 Bathurst Bishop, Professor Taylor’s account of 329 Beechey, Sir William 307 Benedictine Priory 136 Bethel Built 270 Bible Society, Norwich Auxiliary Established 335 Bignold, Sir Samuel 378, 381, 432 Bigod, Hugh 169, 170, 172 Bigod, Roger 163, 166, 168, 169, 172, 173, 174, 175 Bigod, William 169 Bilney, the Martyr 51, 191 Bishop Bathurst, monument of 36, 521 ,, ,, mentioned in Monthly Magazine 300 ,, ,, elected 328 ,, ,, Professor Taylor’s account of 329 ,, ,, Memoir of 520 ,, Goldwell, tomb of 36 ,, Hall, driven out 222, 227 ,, ,, Memoir of 226 ,, Hall’s palace 100 ,, Herbert de Losinga (first bishop) 13 ,, ,, Norman statue of 39 ,, Hinds, memoir of 524 ,, Horne, monument of 36 ,, Nykke, tomb of 34 ,, Parkhurst, tomb of 35 ,, Pelham, notice of 714 ,, Stanley, memoir of 524 ,, Wren and the “Book of Sports” 244 Bishop’s Palace, History and description of 43 Bishops of Norwich, list of 708 Black Friars 138 Blomefield, the Norfolk Historian 127, 306 Blind, Hospital for the 327, 733 Blythe, Hancock 307 Board of Health 14, 429 Boleyn, Sir William, tomb of 37 Bombazines, manufacture of introduced 204 Book of Sports 78, 244 Boot and Shoe Trade, Wholesale 601 Bourn, Samuel 297 Bracondale Lodge (Miss Martineau) 106 Brand, John, B.A. 307 Brasses, Monumental 140, 563 Bread Riots 286, 292, 340 Brethren of the Sac Friars 139 Brewers’ Mark, &c., Mr. R. Fitch on 264 Brewers, Wholesale 616 Bridge, Carrow, first stone laid 333 ,, Duke’s Palace, erected 347 ,, Foundry, first stone laid 334 Bridge W., M.A. 245 British ArchÆological Society, Visit of 433 ,, Association for the Advancement of Science, Visit of 444 Brooke, Sir James, educated at Grammar School 45, 726 Brown, Rev. Robert 243 Browne, Sir Thomas, memoir of 230 Brush and Paper Bag Makers 620 Burial Ground—the Rosary 108 Bury and Schneider unseated 656 Buxton, Thomas Fowell 104 Caer Gwent or Guntum, Norwich called so by the Iceni 10, 157 Caister, a village on the bank of the Taas 10, 11 Caister and Norwich, Traditional Couplet 10 Caister Camp 105, 157 Canons Honorary 718 Canute assigned custody of Norwich Castle to Earl Turkel 152 Cardinal Wolsey visited Norwich 189 Carmelite Friars 137 Caroline, Queen, Address to 350 Carriage Manufacturers 620 Carrow Abbey 84, 139 Carrow Bridge, first stone laid 333 Carrow Works (Messrs. J. and J. Colman’s) 84, 605 Carrying Trade 625 Carter, Rev. John, memoir of 239 Castle built 11, 163 ,, burnt by Danes 12 ,, description and history of 20 ,, fortifications of 21, 22 ,, ,, Mr. Woodward’s opinions 23, 119 ,, ,, Kirkpatrick’s opinions 23 ,, ,, Mr. Harrod’s opinions 24 ,, made the public prison 178 ,, Corporation, the 339 ,, Hill, View from 47 Cathedral, additions and repairs by Eborard, John de Oxford, Walter de Suffield, Ralph de Walpole, &c. 29, 30, 31, 276 ,, Brasses destroyed during Commonwealth 37 ,, Chartists attended at 406 ,, Cloisters, description of 41 ,, Close, Upper and Lower 44 ,, Dignitaries of the 717 ,, Dimensions of 32 ,, Edward I. and Eleanor at 29 ,, Exterior, description of 39 ,, Gateways 46 ,, Injuries by fires, wind, and lightning 29, 30, 189, 212, 323 ,, Injuries by Reformers 31, 219 ,, Interior description of 33 ,, Monument of Bishop Bathurst 36 ,, ,, Bishop Home 36 Cathedral, Monument of Sir William Boleyn 37 ,, Original Structure 28 ,, Prideaux, Dr., Inscription in Memory of 34 ,, Queen Elizabeth dined in Cloisters 43, 205 ,, Tomb of Bishop Goldwell 36 ,, ,, ,, Herbert de Losinga 37 ,, ,, ,, Nykke 35 ,, ,, ,, Parkhurst 35 ,, ,, Miles Spencer 34 ,, Yarmouth people ask for stones for a workhouse 31 Catherine, Queen, visited Norwich 189 Catholic Apostolic Chapel 115 Cattle and Corn Trade 623 Cattle Food and Manure Trades 622 Cattle Market, cost of improvements, &c. 49 Cavalry Barracks 76 Cemetery, Public (opened 1856) 101, 432 ,, The Rosary 108 Census of 1861 435 Chamber of Agriculture 441 Chantrey’s, Sir Francis last work 37, 521 Chapel Field 98, 133 Chapels, Nonconformists’ 720 ,, ,, Ber Street (Wesleyans) 112 ,, ,, Calvert Street (Methodist Free Church) 112 ,, ,, Catherine’s Plain (Primitive Methodists) 113 ,, ,, Chapel-in-the-Field (Independents) 110 ,, ,, Cherry Lane (Baptists) 112 ,, ,, Clement Court (Catholic Apostolic—Irvingites) 115 ,, ,, Crook’s Place (Methodist Free Church) 112 ,, ,, Cowgate Street (Primitive Methodist) 113 ,, ,, Dereham Road (Primitive Methodist) 113 ,, ,, Dutch Church (Free Christian Church) 114 ,, ,, Ebenezer (Baptists) 111 ,, ,, French Church (Swedenborgians) 114 ,, ,, Gildencroft (Baptists) 111 ,, ,, Jireh—Dereham Road (Baptists) 112 ,, ,, Lady Lane (Wesleyans) 112 ,, ,, Octagon (Unitarians) 113 ,, ,, Old Meeting (Independents) 109 ,, ,, Orford Hill (Baptists) 111 ,, ,, Pottergate Street (Baptists) 112 ,, ,, Princes Street (Independents) 109 ,, ,, Priory Yard (Baptists) 112 ,, ,, Queen Street (Swedenborgians) 114 ,, ,, St. Clement’s (Baptists) 111 ,, ,, St. Faith’s Lane (Jews) 115 ,, ,, St. John’s Maddermarket (Roman Cath.) 113 ,, ,, St. Mary’s (Baptists) 110 ,, ,, St. Peter’s Hall (Presbyterians) 112 ,, ,, Tabernacle (Lady Huntingdon’s) 110 ,, ,, Upper Goat Lane (Friends) 113 ,, ,, Willow Lane (Roman Catholics) 113 Chapels, Desecrated 133 Charing (Sherers’) Cross removed 275 Charitable Institutions 732 ,, ,, Bethel 270 ,, ,, Blind Hospital 327, 733 ,, ,, Doughty’s Hospital 733 ,, ,, Great Hospital (called also Old Men’s, St. Giles’, or St. Helen’s) 79, 197, 279, 733 ,, ,, Jenny Lind Infirmary 430, 733 ,, ,, Lying-in Charity 377 ,, ,, Norfolk and Norwich Hospital 280, 733 ,, ,, Norwich Magdalen 733 ,, ,, Orphans’ Home 733 ,, ,, Public Dispensary 325, 733 Charles II. and Queen visited Norwich 223, 225 Chartist Movements 406, 408, 653 Christ Church, New Catton 92, 405 Church Congress in Norwich 442 Church of England Young Men’s Society 732 Churches, All Saints 96 ,, Christ Church (New Catton) 92, 405 ,, desecrated 127–133 ,, despoiled by Reformers 219 ,, Holy Trinity (Heigham) 102 ,, list of 719 ,, number of, in olden times 62 ,, St. Andrew 70 ,, St. Andrew (Eaton) 104 ,, St. Augustine 87 ,, St. Bartholomew (Heigham) 102 ,, St. Benedict 75 ,, St. Clement 91 ,, St. Edmund 93 ,, St. Etheldred 82 ,, St. George Colegate 87 ,, St. George Tombland 77 ,, St. Giles 67 ,, St. Gregory 68 ,, St. Helen 80 ,, St. James 9 ,, St. John Maddermarket 69 ,, St. John Timberhill 97 ,, St. John Sepulchre 95 ,, St. Julian 81 ,, St. Lawrence 73 ,, St. Margaret 75 ,, St. Martin at Oak 86 ,, St. Martin at Palace 79 ,, St. Mark (Lakenham) 105 ,, St. Mary at Coslany 88 ,, St. Matthew (Thorpe) 106 ,, St. Michael Coslany 85 ,, St. Michael at Plea 77 ,, St. Michael at Thorn 96 ,, St. Paul 93 ,, St. Peter Hungate 78 ,, St. Peter of Mancroft 65 ,, St. Peter per Mountergate 81 ,, St. Peter Southgate 82 ,, St. Philip (Heigham) 102 ,, St. Saviour 92 ,, St. Simon and Jude 79 ,, St. Stephen 94 ,, St. Swithin 73 ,, Trinity, Holy (Heigham) 102 Cigar and Tobacco Trade 617 City and County of Norwich 170 City Jail 99, 355 City Library 61 City Officials, list of 736 City separated from County of Norfolk 170 Civic Feasts 52, 197, 204, 378, 402, 403 et passim Civil Wars, the 216 Clabburn Thomas, monument of 87 Clarke, Dr. Adam, in Norwich 257 Clarke, Dr. Samuel, memoir of 236 Clergy, ignorance of, in fifteenth century 242 Clergy of City and Hamlets, list of 719 Close, Cathedral, Upper and Lower 44 Clothiers, Wholesale 601 Clover Joseph, artist 546 Coaches, Mail, to London 282 Coal Trade 622 Coins, Anglo-Saxon 160, 161 Coins of Iceni 149 Collinges Dr. 296 Commercial History 552 Commercial School 726 Compounding for Poor-rates abolished 440 Cooper Henry 308 Corn Exchange (old) opened 372 ,, description of 58 Corn Exchange, portraits in (Earl Leicester & Jno. Culley, Esq.) 59 Corn, high price of 286, 293 Corn Trade 623 Corporation, Municipal 170 ,, ,, First Mayor of New 402 ,, ,, History of the 316 ,, ,, Last Mayor of Old 401 ,, ,, Members of, for 1869 736 ,, ,, Present state of the 395 ,, ,, Presents to the, by Lord Howard, 223; Sir Robt. Walpole, 275; Sir Armine Wodehouse 279 Corporation, Old, Commission of Inquiry 381 ,, Evidence of Athow, John 395 ,, ,, Bacon, R. M. 395 ,, ,, Barnard, A. 391 ,, ,, Bignold, S. (mayor) 383 ,, ,, Bolingbroke, Alderman 383, 391 ,, ,, Francis, John 391, 394 ,, ,, Gurney, J. J. 383, 388, 392 ,, ,, Newton, Alderman 386 ,, ,, Palmer, George 392 ,, ,, Robberds, J. W. 395 ,, ,, Simpson, W. 383 ,, ,, Stan, John Rising 390 ,, ,, Wilde, William 389 ,, ,, Willett, H. 393 ,, ,, Wright Mr. 394 Cosin, Dr. John, memoir of 238 Costume of various periods 553 Cotman, J. S., artist 550 Council Chamber 50 County Jail (the Castle) 27 Crape Manufacture 581, 592, 593 Crome, John, artist (“Old Crome”) Memorial of 89, 542 Crome, Miss, artist 546 Crome, J. B., artist 545 Cromwell and the Commonwealth	222
Cromwell, John	249
Crosse, John Greene, memoir of	530
Crotch, Dr. William	538
Crown Bank (Harveys and Hudson)	76
Crucifixion of a boy by Jews, alleged	174
Dalrymple, William, memoir of	526
Danes, Incursions of	12
Danes settled in Norwich	162
Dean and Chapter	718
Dean and Chapter’s Library	44
Deans of Norwich, list of	715
Deave, Reuben	308
Denmark, Queen of, visit to Norwich	443
De Domin Friars	138
De Pica or Pied Friars	138
De Sacco Friars	139
Desecrated Chapels	133
Desecrated Churches	127–133
Dignitaries of the Diocese	717
Diocese, Dignitaries of	717
Disfranchisement of Freemen	374, 402
Dispensary, Public	325, 733
Dissolution of the Monasteries	194
Dixon, W. R., artist	547
Domesday Book	12, 13, 165, 260
Dominican Friars	138
Doughty’s Hospital	733
Drainage, the New Scheme for	446
Drapers, Wholesale	616
Dress at different periods	553
Drill Hall	98
Duchess of Norfolk (died 1593), monument of	70
Duke of Sussex visited Norwich	345
Duke of Wellington, Statue of	63
Duke’s Palace Bridge erected	347
Dungeon Tower	76
Dutch and Flemings, arrival of	166, 557
Dutch Church (Free Christian Church)	114
Earlham Hall	103
Earlham, Hamlet of	103
Earthquakes felt in Norwich	278
Eaton, Hamlet of	104
Ecclesiastical History	706
Edinburgh, Duke of, in Norwich	443
Education in Norwich	726
Edward I. and Eleanor at Cathedral	29
Edward III. and Philippa visit Norwich	178
Edward VI. Commercial School	726
,, Grammar School	45, 726
Eighteenth Century, Norwich in the	268
Eldon Club	641
Election, First under the Reform Act of 1867	662
Election of Stormont and Scarlett (see Stormont and Scarlett)
Elections since Reform Act of 1832	650
Elizabeth Fry	104, 503, 505
Elizabeth, Queen, visits of, to Norwich	43, 51, 205
Elizabeth Woodville, Queen of Edward IV., visits Norwich	185
Eminent Citizens, Notices of—
,, ,, Alexander, Rev. John	490
,, ,, Anderson, William	307
,, ,, Barbauld, Anna Letitia	307
,, ,, Barlow, Peter	307
,, ,, Bathurst, Bishop	520
,, ,, Beechey, Sir William	307
,, ,, Blomefield, Rev. F.	306
,, ,, Blythe, Hancock	307
,, ,, Brand, John, B.A.	307
,, ,, Browne, Sir Thomas	230
,, ,, Carter, Rev. John	239
,, ,, Clarke, Dr. Samuel	236
,, ,, Cooper, Henry	308
,, ,, Cosin, Dr. John	238
,, ,, Crosse, John Greene	530
,, ,, Crotch, Dr. William	538
,, ,, Dalrymple, William	526
,, ,, Deave, Reuben	308
,, ,, Enfield, Dr.	298, 309
,, ,, Fenn, Sir John	309
,, ,, Fry, Elizabeth	503, 505
,, ,, Goslin, John	239
,, ,, Gurney, John	499
,, ,, Gurney, Joseph John	503
,, ,, Hall, Bishop	226
,, ,, Hall, Thomas	309
,, ,, Hinds, Bishop	524
,, ,, Hobart, John	310
,, ,, Hooke, James	310
,, ,, Hooker, Dr.	536
,, ,, Kaye, John	210
,, ,, Kinnebrook, David	310
,, ,, Kirkpatrick, John	303
,, ,, Legge, Dr.	209
,, ,, Lens, John	310
,, ,, Lubbock, Dr.	311
,, ,, Mountain, Right Rev. J.	311
,, ,, Opie, Mrs.	537
,, ,, Parker, Archbishop	211
,, ,, Parr, Dr. Samuel	311
,, ,, Pearson, Dr. John	238
,, ,, Rigby, Dr.	311
,, ,, Robert, Viscount of Yarmouth	237
,, ,, Saint, William	312
,, ,, Sanby, George, D.D.	312
,, ,, Say, William	312
,, ,, Sayers, Frank, M.D.	312
,, ,, Smith, Sir J. E., M.D.	312
,, ,, Stanley, Bishop	522
,, ,, Stevenson, William	313
,, ,, Taylor, John, D.D.	313
,, ,, Taylor, Professor Edward	475
,, ,, Taylor, William	313
,, ,, Thurlow, Edward, Baron	313
,, ,, Wilkins, William	314
,, ,, Wilkins, William, sen.	314
,, ,, Wilks, Rev. Mark	482
,, ,, Windham, William	314
,, ,, Wrench, Sir Benjamin	314
Enfield, Dr.	298, 309
Erpingham Gate	46
Erpingham, Sir Thomas	46, 51
Ethelbert Gate	46
Exhibitions, Great, (1851 & 1862) Norwich Contributors to	430, 436
Exhibition, Norwich Industrial	443
Extent of Modern City	15
Fastolf Sir John, House of	46
Fenn, Sir John	309
Fifteenth Century, Norwich in the	183
Fires, serious injuries by	188, 277, 323
Fish Market	64
Fitch, R., Esq., on the Old Walls and Gates	121
Flag of France taken by Nelson	58
Flemings, Arrival or	166, 171, 204, 557, 560, 567
Flemish Refugees banished	244
Flint Implements of Iceni	148
Flint Structure, curious specimen of	72
Floods, violent, in Norwich	269, 279, 280
Flour Mills	621
Fortifications of the Old City	122
Foundry Bridge, first stone laid	334
Fourteenth Century, Norwich in the	177
Fourteenth to eighteenth Centuries, social state	258
Franciscan Friars	137
Fransham John	309
Free Christian Church	114
Free Library	61
Freemasons, Dean Prideaux, first master here	272
Freemen, disfranchisement of	374, 402
French Church (Swedenborgian)	114
French Revolution commemorated	284
Friaries	136
Friars, Carmelites or White	137
Friars de DominÂ	138
Friars de Pica or Pied Friars	138
Friars de Sacco	139
Friars Franciscan or Grey	137
Friars of St. Mary	138
Friars, Preachers (Black Friars)	138
Friends’ Meeting House	113
Fry, Elizabeth	104, 503, 505
Fynch, Martin	249
Gates and Walls, old	121
Gateways of Cathedral	46
Gedge, Mr. G., promoted National Rate	410, 412, 414
Goslin John, Memoir of	239
Grammar School	45, 726
,, Brooke, Sir James, educated at	45, 726
,, Lord Nelson	45, 726
,, Valpy Dr., once head master	45, 726
Grantham Thomas	253
Great Exhibitions (1851 and 1862), Norwich Contributions to	430, 436
Great Hospital (see Charitable Institutions)
Grey Friars	137
Grocers, wholesale	617
Guardians, Corporation of	375, 438
Guild Feasts	52
Guild Hall, description of	50
,, memorials of Nelson in	51
,, Bilney the martyr confined there	51
Guilds and Pageants	180, 208, 239, 274, 282, 403
Guild, the Tanners’	74
Gurney Family	103, 498
,, Hudson, on Venta Icenorum	153
,, John	502
,, Joseph John	368, 509
,, ,, buried in Gildencroft	111, 518
Hall, Bishop, memoir of	226
Hall’s Bishop, Palace	100
Hall, Guild (see Guildhall)
Hall, St. Andrew’s (see St. Andrew’s Hall)
Hall, Thomas	309
Hallett, Rev. J., on History of Old Meeting House	251
Hamlets—Earlham	103
,, Eaton	104
,, Heigham	98
,, Hellesdon	103
,, Lakenham	104
,, Pockthorpe	108
,, Thorpe	106
,, Trowse, Carrow, and Bracondale	106
Harrod on Fortifications of Castle	24
Hart, Rev. R., on Old Costumes	564
Harvey, Charles	353
Harvey, John	354
Harvey, Robert	339
Harvey, Sir R. J. H., Bart.,	107, 597
Heigham, Hamlet of	98
Hellesdon, Hamlet of	103
Henry I. visited Norwich	169
Henry VI. visited Norwich	184
Henry VII. visited Norwich	186
Herbert de Losinga (first bishop)	13
,, tomb of	37
Hermitages or Anchorages	139
Hinds, Bishop, memoir of	524
Hobart, John	310
Hodgson, Charles, artist	547
Hodgson, David, artist	548
Holy Trinity, Church of the	102
Hooke, James	310
Hooker, Dr., notice of	536
Horticultural Implement Makers	611
Hospitals (see Charitable Institutions)
Huntingdon’s, Lady, Connexion	110
Iceni, the	11, 147
,, Coins of	149
,, Flint Implements of	148
,, Woodward on	117
,, Sepulchral Urns	148
Independent Chapels	109, 110
Independents, History of the	247
Indigent Blind Hospital	327, 733
Indulgences to those buried in “Pardon Cloister”	137
Industrial Exhibition	443
Innes, Rev. J. B.	251
Iron Trade	609
Irvingites’ Chapel	115
Jail, the City	99, 355
Jail, the County	27
Jenny Lind Infirmary	430, 733
Jermy, Isaac, Recorder, Murder of	416
Jews accused of crucifying a boy	174
Jews, first settled in Norwich	165
Jews, large influx of	169
‘Jews’ Synagogue	115
John’s (King) visit to Norwich	173
John of Gaunt visited Norwich	179
Kaye, John, memoir of	210
Kett’s Castle	136
Kett’s Rebellion	198
King (see Royal Visits)
King Edward VI. Commercial School	726
King Edward VI. Grammar School	45, 726
Kinghorn, Rev. J., Tributary Lines by Mrs. Opie	256
Kinnebrook, David	310
Kirkpatrick, John, memoir of	303
Kirkpatrick—buried in St. Helen’s Church	80, 305
,, on fortifications of Castle	23
Ladbrooke, Robert	548
Lady Huntingdon Chapels	110
Lakenham, Hamlet of	104
Law of Settlement and Removal	414
Legge, Dr., memoir of	209
Lens, John, M.A.	310
Library, City (at Free Library)	61
,, Dean and Chapter’s	44
,, Free Library	61
,, Literary Institution	60
,, Norwich Public	59, 298
Literary Institution, Norfolk and Norwich	60
Lollards’ Pit (see also Martyrs)	136, 184, 193, 203
Lord Abinger	401
Lord Nelson	45, 51, 56, 288, 289, 330
Lubbock, Richard, M.D.	311
Lunatic Asylum, new one contemplated	441
Lying-in-Charity, Established	377
Magdalen, or Female Home	733
Mail Coaches, first started to London	282
Maltby, Dr. Edward	297
Manufacture of Bombazines introduced	204
Manufacture of Worsted introduced	166
Manufacturers of the last century	302
Manufactures mentioned in “Paston Letters”	178
Manufactures, Norwich, at Great Exhibitions	430, 436
Manufactures, Norwich, presented to Princess of Wales	437
Manufactures—Textile Fabrics—History of	553
,, ,, in Eighteenth Century	569
,,, , in Nineteenth Century	578
Manure Manufacturers	622
Margaret of Anjou (Queen of Henry VI.) visited Norwich	185
Market, Corn	58
Market Cross, the	188
Market, Cattle, cost of improvements, &c	49
Market, Fish	64
Market Place, dimensions of	63
Market Place, formerly the Great Croft	18
Martineau Family	106
Martyr, the Boy William	174
Martyr, Thomas Bilney	51, 191
Martyrs (see also Lollards’ Pit)	184, 191, 193, 196, 203, 206, 242, 243
Masons, Free, Dean Prideaux first master here	272
Mayor and Sheriff, alternate nominations of	429
Mayor, the first	72, 170, 684
Mayors and Sheriffs, complete list of	684
Mayor’s Feast, curious speech at a	53
Mayors’ Feasts (see also Civic Feasts)	52, 204, 378, 403 et passim
Mayors’ Gold Chain	271
Members of Parliament first elected for Norwich	176
Members for Norwich, complete list of	669
Methodists, Calvinistic	256
Methodist Free Church Chapels	112
Methodist, Primitive, Chapels	112
Methodists, Wesleyan	112, 257

Miles Spencer, Tomb of

34

Ministers, Nonconformist

720

Modern City, situation and extent of

15

Monasteries, dissolution of

194

Monastic Institutions

135

Monumental Brasses

140

Moore William (last Mayor of Old Corporation)

401

Mountain, Right Rev. Jacob

311

Municipal Reform Act

170, 400

Murder of Isaac Jermy, Recorder

416

Museum, Norfolk and Norwich

60, 401

Musical Festivals

324, 333, 356, 403

,, History of

455

Mustard and Starch Manufactory (Messrs. J. and J. Colman’s)

84, 605

National Rate advocated by Mr. G. Gedge and others

410, 412, 414

Navigation, Norwich, history of the

357

Nelson, Lord, educated at Grammar School

45, 726

,, memorials of, in Guildhall

51, 288

,, portrait of, in St. Andrew’s Hall

56, 289

,, statue of, in Cathedral Close

45

,, victory of, celebrated in Norwich

330

New Catton (Christ Church)

92, 405

New Mills

74

Newspaper, first in Norwich

269

Nineteenth Century, Norwich in the

315

Nonconformist Ministers, list of

720

Nonconformists (see Chapels)

109, 720

,, Baptists

110, 111, 112

,, Catholic Apostolic

115

,, Friends

113

,, Free Christian Church

114

,, Independents

109, 110

,, Irvingites

115

,, Jews

115

,, Lady Huntingdon’s Connexion

110

,, Methodist Free Church

112

,, ,, Primitive

112

,, ,, Wesleyan

112

,, Presbyterian

112

,, Roman Catholics

113, 114

,, Swedenborgians

114

,, Unitarians

113

Nonconformity in Norwich, history of

241, 294

Norman Conquest

165

Norman Architecture, specimens of

62

Northwic, Norwich named so by the Angles

11

Norwich—Aborigines

146

,, and Caister, traditional couplet

10

,, “a Port”

357

,, Antiquities

116

,, Assizes removed to

381

,, became a Danish City

12

,, Bishops, list of

708

,, Clergy of City and Hamlets

719

,, Corporation of (see Corporation)

,, Crape Manufacture

581, 592, 593

,, custody of, assigned by Canute to Earl Turkel

162

,, Deans, list of

715

,, during Civil Wars

216

,, during Commonwealth

222

,, extract from Domesday Book

166

,, first represented in Parliament

176

,, from fourteenth to eighteenth centuries

258

,, in the Roman Period

10, 152

,, in the Anglo-Saxon Period

158

,, in the Norman Period

165

,, in the Twelfth Century

169

,, in the Thirteenth Century

173

,, in the Fourteenth Century

177

,, in the Fifteenth Century

183

,, in the Sixteenth Century

188

,, in the Seventeenth Century

212

,, in the Seventeenth Century, Sir Thos. Browne and Lord Macaulay on

224

,, in the Eighteenth Century

268

,, in the Nineteenth Century

315

,, Jews first settled in

165

,, made a Staple Town

178

,, Mayors and Sheriffs, complete list of

684

,, Members of Parliament for, complete list of

669

,, Navigation, history of the

357

,, Nonconformity, history of

241, 294

,, Recorder of, Isaac Jermy, murdered

416

,, Recorders, list of

704

,, seriously injured by Fire

188, 277

,, Shawl Manufacture

587

,, Site of, formerly under the sea

9, 10

,, Stewards, list of

705

,, supplies against Spanish Armada

205

,, under the Angles n

11

,, under the Danes

162

,, under the Reform Era

379

,, Union (New Act)

438

,, Venta Icenorum of the Romans

11, 117, 153

Octagon Chapel (Unitarian)

113, 138, 295

Old Bridewell, a curious flint structure (built about 1370)

71

Old Corporation (see Corporation)

“Old Crome,” artist

89, 542

Old Meeting House

109

,, Rev. J. Hallett on the History of

251

Old Men’s Hospital

79, 197, 279, 733

Old Norwich

117

,, fortifications of

122

Old Walls and Gates—Mr. R. Fitch on

121–127

Opie, Mrs., buried in Gildencroft

111

,, Notice of

537

Orphan’s Home

733

Paper Bag Makers

620

Paper Manufacturers

621

“Pardon Cloister” Indulgences

137

Parker, Archbishop, memoir of

211

Parishes and Parish Churches

62

Parliament—Norwich first represented in

176

Parliamentary Reform, Movements in favour of

284, 341, 380, 643, 648

Parr, Dr. Samuel

311

Parry, Capt. W. E., Freedom of City presented to

351

“Paston Letters” on Norwich Manufactures

178

Paving and Lighting, Act obtained for

291, 324

Paving of Norwich, worst in England

14, 291

Pearson, Dr. John, Memoir of

238

Pelham, Dr., present Bishop, notice of

714

Perpendicular Architecture, Specimens of

62

Peter, the Wild Youth

277

Physical Condition of Norwich at an early period

9

Plagues and Pestilences

203, 206, 213, 214, 259, 377

Pockthorpe, Hamlet of

108

Police Introduced

403

Political History

635

Poor Law, New Act for Norwich

438

Poor Law Reform

410

Poor Law Removal Act

412

Population, &c., by Domesday Book

12, 13, 260

,, at various periods

13, 315, 375, 408, 430, 435

Portrait of J. H. Gurney, Esq., in Museum

60

Portrait of Nelson by Beechey

56

Portraits and Pictures in St. Andrew’s Hall

57

Portraits in Corn Exchange (Earl of Leicester & J. Culley, Esq.)

59

Portraits in Shirehall (Lord Wodehouse, Earl of Leicester, and H. Dover, Esq.)

50

Post Office

62

Precedence, Questions of

213

Presbyterian (Scotch) Chapel

112

Presbyterians (Unitarians) History of

295

Prideaux, Dr., Inscription in memory of

34

Primitive Methodist Chapels

112

Prince Alfred in Norwich

443

Prince and Princess of Wales in Norwich

443

Prince’s Street Chapel

109

Priories—Benedictine and St. Leonard’s

136

Priory Yard Chapel

112, 253

Protestant Association Established

407

Provisions, high price of

286, 293

Public Dispensary Established

325

Public Library

59

Publishers, Manufacturing

615

Pull’s Ferry

44

Puritans, their doings and sufferings

219, 243, 244

Queen (see Royal Visits)

Queen Caroline, Address to

350

Railway Communications

15, 16, 409

Rajah of Sarawak, Educated at Grammar School

45, 726

Read, Sir Peter, tomb of

65

Rebellion, Kett’s

198

Rebellion, Wat Tyler’s

178

Recorder of Norwich (Isaac Jenny) murdered

416

Recorders of Norwich, list of

704

Reed, Rev. Andrew

251

Reed, Rev. Andrew, on the Rise of Nonconformity in Norwich

247

Reformation, the

184, 206

Reform in Parliament, movements in favour of

284, 341, 380, 643, 648

Reformed Parliament—first election (1832)

650

Religious History of Norwich

722

Rifle Volunteers

433

Rigby, Edward, M.D.

311

Rise and Progress of the City

9, 11

River Wensum, rise and course of

16

River Yare

15

Robert, Viscount of Yarmouth, memoir of

237

Roger Bigod

163, 166, 168, 169, 172, 173, 174, 175

Roman Catholic Chapels

113, 114

Roman Invasion

152

,, opinion of Rev. Scott Surtees

152

Roman Roads

117, 118, 119, 153

Rosary Burial Ground

108

Royal Agricultural Society’s Visit

416

Royal Visits—Catherine

189

,, Charles II. and Queen

223, 225

,, Duke of Edinburgh (Prince Alfred)

443

,, Duke of Sussex

345

,, Edward I. and Eleanor

29

,, Edward III. and Philippa

178

,, Elizabeth

43, 51, 205

,, Elizabeth Woodville (Queen of Edward IV.)

185

,, Henry I.

169

,, Henry VI.

184

,, Henry VII.

186

,, John

173

,, Margaret of Anjou (Queen of Henry VI.)

185

,, Prince and Princess of Wales

443

,, Prince Alfred (Duke of Edinburgh)

443

,, Queen of Denmark

443

Rush, James Blomfield, murderer of Isaac Jermy, Recorder

416

Saint William

312

Saints, All, parish of

96

Sampson and Hercules’ Court

46

Sandby, George, D.D.

312

Sandringham Gates, the

437, 612

Savings Bank opened

339

Say, William

312

Sayers, Frank, M.D.

312

Scarlett, Sir James, made Lord Abinger

401

School, Commercial

726

,, Grammar

45, 726

,, of Art

61

Schools, Endowed and Charity

628

See, Bishop’s, origin of

706

,, removed to Norwich

13, 706

Separation of Norwich and Norfolk

170

Sepulchral Urns of Iceni

148

Settlement and Removal, Law of

414

Seventeenth Century, Norwich in the

212

,, ,, Sir T. Browne & Lord Macaulay on

224

Shawls made in Norwich

587

Sheriffs of Norwich, complete list of

688

Shirehall, portraits in (Earl of Leicester, Lord Wodehouse, and H. Dover, Esq.)

49, 50

Shoe Trade, Wholesale

601

Shops, Warehouses, Banks, &c

18

Sixteenth Century, Norwich in the

188

Slavery, Abolition of

368, 371, 374

Smith, Sir James Edward

312

Soap Manufacture

621

Soc, Sac, and Custom

166

Spanish Armada, supplies against

205

Springfield, T. O.

373, 588

,, first Mayor of New Corporation

403

St. Andrew, Parish of

70

,, Andrew, Parish of (Eaton)

104

,, Andrew’s Hall, description and history of

51

,, ,, dimensions of

54

,, ,, Flag of France taken by Nelson

58

,, ,, Mayor’s Feasts in

52 et passim

,, ,, Musical Festivals

53, 324, 333, 356, 403, 455

,, ,, Portraits and Pictures in

57

,, ,, Portrait of Nelson, by Beechey

56

,, ,, restored

281

,, ,, used as Corn Hall and Exchange

54, 272

,, Augustine, parish of

87

,, Bartholomew, Heigham

102

,, Benedict, parish of

74

,, Clement, parish of

91

,, Edmund, parish of

93

,, Etheldred, parish of

82

,, George Colegate, parish of

89

,, George Tombland, parish of

77

,, Giles, parish of

67

,, Giles’ Hospital (see Charitable Institutions)

,, Gregory, parish of

68

,, Helen, parish of

79

,, Helen’s Hospital (see Charitable Institutions)

,, James, parish of

93, 108

,, John Maddermarket, parish of

69

,, John Sepulchre, parish of

95

,, John Timberhill, parish of

97

,, Julian, parish of

81

,, Lawrence, parish of

73

,, Leonard’s Priory

136

,, Margaret, parish of

74

,, Mark (Lakenham)

105

,, Martin at Oak, parish of

86

,, Martin at Palace, parish of

79

,, Mary, Friars of

138

,, Mary Coslany, parish of

88

,, Matthew (Thorpe)

106

,, Michael at Coslany, parish of

85

,, Michael at Plea, parish of

77

,, Michael at Thorn, parish of

96

,, Paul, parish of

93, 108

,, Peter Hungate, parish of

78

,, Peter Mancroft, parish of

64

,, Peter per Mountergate, parish of

81

,, Peter Southgate, parish of

82

,, Philip (Heigham)

102

,, Saviour, parish of

92

,, Simon and Jude, parish of

79

,, Stephen, parish of

94

,, Swithin, parish of

73

Stanfield Hall, Murders at

416

Stanley, Bishop, Memoir of

522

Stannard, Alfred, artist

549

Stannard, Joseph, artist

548

Stannard, Mrs., artist

549

Staple Town, Norwich made a

178

Starch and Mustard manufactory (Messrs. J. and J. Colman’s)

84, 605

Stark, James, artist

550

Stevenson, William, F.S.A.

313

Stewards of Norwich, list of

705

Stormont and Scarlett’s Election—Commission of Enquiry

,, ,, Evidence of Bush, Henry

397

,, ,, ,, Cooper, William

397

,, ,, ,, Cozens, Mr.

397

,, ,, ,, Francis, J.

397

,, ,, ,, Hayes, John

397

,, ,, ,, Rust, Thomas

396

,, ,, ,, Turner, Alderman

397

,, ,, ,, Wortley, Mr.

397

Stracey, Sir H. J., Bart., M.P., unseated

668

Street Improvements (London and Opie Streets)

19

Streets named from Trades

121

Streets, names of, first put up

280

Surtees, Rev. Scott F., on Roman Invasion

152

Survey of the City

9

Sutton, Dr. Charles Manners

328

Swedenborgians (French Church)

114

Sweyn, landing of

118

Tabernacle Chapel

110, 256

Tanners’ Guild

74

Taylor, Dr. John

295, 313

Taylor, Professor Edward

295, 344, 350, 458, 643

,, ,, Memoir of

475

Taylor, William

313

Telegraphic Communications

16

Textile Manufactures, History of

553

,, in Eighteenth Century

569

,, in Nineteenth Century

578

Theatre Royal

61, 322, 367

Thelwall, the Republican Orator

287

Thirteenth Century, Norwich in the

173

Thorpe, Hamlet of

106

Thurlow, Edward Baron

313

Tillett, J. H., petitioned against Sir H. J. Stracey, Bart., M.P.

668

Tobacco and Cigar Trade

617

Tombland, St. George’s

77

Towers of the Old City

124

Trade Regulations in Seventeenth Century

265

Trade Stations and Rows in Olden Times

19, 121

Trinity, Holy, Church of (Heigham)

102

Trowse Millgate

106

Turnpike Roads opened

280

Twelfth Century, Norwich in the

169

Tyler’s Wat, Rebellion

178

Unitarian Chapel (Octagon)

113

Unitarians, History of the

295

Upholsterers, Manufacturing

619

Urns, Sepulchral, of Iceni

148

Valpy, Dr., Head Master of Grammar School

45, 334

Venta Icenorum

11

,, Gurney, Hudson, on the

153

,, Woodward, B. B., on the

117

Volunteer Infantry

325, 326

Volunteer Rifle Corps

433, 738

Wales, Prince and Princess of, in Norwich

443

Walloons settled here

204

Walls and Gates, old

121

Ward Elections, cost of contests

319, 320

Water Gate to Cathedral Precincts

44

Water Works

99

Wat Tyler’s Rebellion

178

Weavers’ Co-operative Society

441

Weavers, disturbances by

373, 406, 583

Weavers, number of (in 1839–1840)

584

Wellington, Statue of

63

Wensum River, rise and course of

16

Wesley, Revs. John and Charles in Norwich

112, 257

White Friars

137

Whitlingham (Sir R. J. H. Harvey’s)

107

Wilkins, William

314

Wilks, Rev. Mark

482, 637

William, “The Boy Martyr”

174

Windham, Major General, “Hero of the Redan”

433

Windham, William

314

Wine, Spirits, and Beer Trade

615

Woodward, B. B., on Fortifications of Castle

23

,, on Venta Icenorum

117

Wool Weaving Introduced

171

Workhouse, first act for erecting a

269

Workhouse, New (built in 1859)

101

Workhouse, Old

327

Worship, Places of (see “Churches” and “Chapels”)

Worsted Manufacture introduced

166

Wren, Bishop, and the “Book of Sports”

244

Wrench, Sir Benjamin

314

Yarn Company, first stone of factory laid

403

Young Men’s Christian Association

732

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