| PART I. |
| PAGES |
| Survey of Norwich. Rise and Progress of the City—The Modern City—Public Buildings—Parishes and Parish Churches—Nonconformist Chapels. | 9–115 |
| PART II. Chapter I. |
| The Ancient City—Old Walls and Gates—Desecrated Churches and Chapels—Monastic Institutions—Monumental Brasses | 116–145 |
| Chapter II. |
| The Aborigines | 146–151 |
| Chapter III. |
| Norwich in the Roman Period—The Venta Icenorum | 152–157 |
| Chapter IV. |
| Norwich in the Anglo-Saxon Period | 151–161 |
| Chapter V. |
| Norwich under the Danes | 162–164 |
| Chapter VI. |
| Norwich in the Norman Period | 165–168 |
| Chapter VII. |
| Norwich in the Twelfth Century | 169–172 |
| Chapter VIII. |
| Norwich in the Thirteenth Century | 173–176 |
| Chapter IX. |
| Norwich in the Fourteenth Century | 177–182 |
| Chapter X. |
| Norwich in the Fifteenth Century | 183–187 |
| Chapter XI. |
| Norwich in the Sixteenth Century—Bilney’s Martydom—Dissolution of the Monasteries—Kett’s Rebellion—Queen Mary—Queen Elizabeth—Eminent Citizens of the Period | 188–211 |
| Chapter XII. |
| Norwich in the Seventeenth Century—The Civil Wars—Eminent Citizens | 212–240 |
| Chapter XIII. |
| Nonconformity in Norwich—The Independents—The Baptists—The Methodists | 241–257 |
| Chapter XIV. |
| Social State of Norwich from Fourteenth to Eighteenth Centuries—Trade Regulations, &c. | 258–267 |
| Chapter XV. |
| Norwich in the Eighteenth Century—Social State—Nonconformity—Eminent Citizens—Norwich in the Nineteenth Century | 268–356 |
| Chapter XVI. |
| History of the Norwich Navigation | 357–365 |
| Chapter XVII. |
| Leading Events of the Nineteenth Century | 366–378 |
| Chapter XVIII. |
| The Reform Era—Commission of Enquiry respecting the Old Corporation—The Election of Stormont and Scarlett | 379–404 |
| Chapter XIX. |
| The Reign of Queen Victoria—Leading Events | 405–415 |
| Chapter XX. |
| The Murder of Isaac Jermy, Recorder of Norwich | 416–428 |
| Chapter XXI. |
| The Census of 1861—New Poor Law Act—Visit of Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Queen of Denmark—The New Drainage Scheme | 429–454 |
| Chapter XXII. |
| History of the Triennial Musical Festivals | 455–474 |
| Chapter XXIII. |
| Eminent Citizens of the Nineteenth Century | 475–540 |
| Chapter XXIV. |
| Norwich Artists in the Nineteenth Century | 541–551 |
| PART III. Chapter I. |
| Rise and Progress of the Manufacture of Textile Fabrics, and Present State of the Trade | 552–594 |
| Chapter II. |
| Trade and Commerce of the City—Banks and Banking—Wholesale Producers and Dealers—Cattle and Corn Trade—Traffic by Rail and Water, &c. | 595–633 |
| PART IV. Chapter I. |
| Political History—Elections for the City—List of Members of Parliament | 634–683 |
| Chapter II. |
| Political History continued—Lists of Mayors, Sheriffs, Stewards, and Recorders | 684–705 |
| Chapter III. |
| Ecclesiastical History—Origin of the See—Lists of Bishops, Deans, and Clergy—Dignitaries of the Diocese—Nonconformist Ministers | 706–721 |
| Chapter IV. |
| Religious, Educational, and Benevolent | 722–735 |
| Appendix. |
| City Authorities and Officials, &c. | 736–738 |
