Walcot ... White Horse, Magdalen-street; Marsh, Sat 2

Walsingham ... Black Horse, St. Giles’; Stearman, 6 morn

Watton ... Curriers’ Arms, St. Giles’; Payne, Wed Sat 5.  White Hart, St. Peter’s; Harvey, Tu Fri 1

Wells ... Wounded Hart, St. Peter’s; Belsham, Sat 7 morn.  White Horse, Magdalen-street; Coe, Wed Sat 3.  Black Horse, St. Giles’; Stearman, Th 6 morn.  Pope’s Head, St. Peter’s; Riches, Sat. 1

Weybread ... Star, Haymarket; Gardner, Sat 2

Woodbastwick ... White Lion, Palace Plain; Cator, Sat 4

Woodbridge ... Pope’s Head, St. Peter’s; Sawyer, Wed Sat 4, Th 2

Wood Dalling ... White Horse, St. Lawrence; Watts, Sat 4

Wood Norton ... Duke’s Palace; Smith, Tu Fri 2

Woodton ... Star and Crown, Timberhill; Tidnam, Wed Sat 4

Worstead ... Bull, Magdalen-street; Huggins, Sat 5.  White Horse, Magdalen-street; Watts, Sat 2

Wrentham ... Lamb, Haymarket; Fuller, Sat 1

Wretham ... George, Haymarket; Edwards, Fri 2

Wymondham ... Golden Lion, Maddermarket: Betts, daily 5.  Bull, St. Stephen’s; Groom, Sat 4.  Swan with Two Necks, St. Stephen’s; Fickling, Sat 5.  City of Norwich, St. Stephen’s; Dannock, Wed Sat 5.  Bull, St. Stephen’s; Parsons, Mon Tu Wed Fri Sat 4.

COACHES TO AND FROM NORWICH.

Attleborough ... Bell Inn, Wed Sat 4¾

Aylsham ... Duke’s Palace, Sat 5.  Star Inn, daily (except Sunday) 5

Beccles ... Star Inn, Mon Wed Sat 4.  W. Horse, Haymarket, Mon Wed Sat 4

Bungay ... Star, Haymarket, Mon Wed Fri Sat 4.  Lamb Inn, Haymarket, daily 4

Catfield ... Bell Inn, Mon Wed Sat 4¾

Coltishall ... G. Lion, Maddermarket, daily 5.  Norfolk Hotel, daily 4¾

Cromer ... Norfolk Hotel, daily 5 (during summer months).  Star Inn, daily 5

Halesworth ... Star Inn, Mon Wed Fri Sat 4

Hanworth ... Star Inn, daily (except Sun) 5

Hasboro’ ... White Horse, Magdalen-street, Mon Wed Sat 5

Hethersett ... Bell Inn, Wed Sat 4¾

Holt ... Norfolk Hotel, daily 5

Hoveton ... Bell Inn, Mon Wed Sat 4¾

Ingham ... White Horse, Magdalen-st., Mon Wed Sat 5

Loddon ... Star Inn, Haymarket, Mon Wed Sat 4

Neatishead ... Bell Inn, Mon Wed Sat 4¾

North Walsham ... Norfolk Hotel, daily 4¾.  G. Lion, Maddermarket, daily 5

Palling ... White Horse, Magdalen-st., Mon Wed Sat 5

Rackheath ... Bell Inn, Mon Wed Sat 4¾

Salhouse ... Bell Inn, Mon Wed Sat 4¾

Stalham ... W. Horse, Magdalen-st., Mon Wed Sat 5.  Waggon & Horses, Tombland, Mon Wed Sat 5

Watton ... Norfolk Hotel, Sat 5

Wroxham ... Bell Inn, Mon Wed Sat 4¾

Wymondham ... Bell Inn, Wed Sat 4¾

VANS AND OMNIBUSSES.

Aylsham ... Post-office Tavern, Mon Wed Sat 4.  Duke’s Palace, Mon Wed half-past 4.  Black Swan, Upper Market, Tu Th Fri Sat half-past 4

Beccles ... White Horse, Haymarket, Mon Wed Sat 4

Coltishall ... Golden Lion, daily 5

Loddon ... White Horse, Haymarket, Mon Wed Sat 4

Lowestoft ... White Horse, Haymarket, Mon Wed Sat 4

Ludham ... White Lion, Magdalen-street, Wed Sat 5

North Walsham ... Golden Lion, Maddermarket, daily 5.  Wounded Hart, St. Peter’s, Sat half-past 4

Reepham ... Jolly Farmers, Charing Cross, Wed Sat half-past 4.  Moon and Stars, St. Miles’, Wed Sat 5

Southwold ... White Horse, Haymarket, Mon Wed Sat 4.  Statham, Waggon and Horses, Tombland, Mon Wed Sat 5.  White Lion, Magdalen-street, Wed Sat 5

Wymondham ... Swan with Two Necks, St. Stephen’s, Sat 5

Omnibusses to convey Passengers to the Eastern Counties and the Eastern Union Termini, leave the Norfolk, Royal and Bell Hotels to meet each Train.

Departure and Arrival of the Mails.

Letters for the following places must be posted by 9.20 p.m., but will be received, with an extra stamp affixed, till 9.40 p.m.:—

Bags are forwarded by Day Mail to the places marked ‡ at 7.40 a.m., and letters may be posted till 7.30 a.m., and, with an extra stamp affixed, till the bags close.

Letters from the above places are delivered at 7 a.m., and at 4.30 p.m.

For the following places at 6.20 p.m.; with an extra stamp affixed, till 7.10 p.m.

Letters from the above places are delivered at 7 a.m.

Yarmouth Evening Mail.—Letters for Yarmouth and Lowestoft, if posted by 3 30 p.m., will be forwarded by the Down day Mail, and will be delivered the same Evening.

Morning Mails and Foot Posts.—For the following morning Mails and Foot Posts, Letters may be posted till 5.45 a.m.

Loddon Mail Cart at 7 a.m., to Bergh-Apton, Brooke, and Loddon.

Reepham Mail Cart at 7 a.m., to Attlebridge, Drayton and Reepham.

Foot Posts, 7 a.m.

Letters from the above places are delivered at 7.15 p.m.

SAMUEL BASE, Postmaster.

Population of Norwich in—

Lord Lieutenant—The Right Hon. Earl of Leicester, Vice-Admiral and Custos Rotulorum.

High Sheriff—Sir Charles Chad, Bart., Thurston.

Members of Parliament, with their Town Residences.

East Norfolk—E. Wodehouse, Esq., Limmer’s Hotel, Conduit-street; H. N. Burroughs, Esq., ditto; West Norfolk—William Bagge, Esq., Carlton Club; Hon. E. K. W. Coke, 1, St. James’-street; Norwich—Marquis of Douro, 3, Upper Belgrave-street; S. M. Peto, Esq., 47, Russell-square; King’s Lynn—Viscount Jocelyn, 35, Curzon-street; Honourable E. H. Stanley, Carlton Club; Great Yarmouth—Joseph Sandars, Esq., 4, St. James’s-place, Charles Edmund Rumbold, Esq., 1, Albermarle-street; Thetford—Hon. Francis Baring, 14, Pall Mall; Earl Euston, 47, Clarges-street.

Chairman of the Norfolk Quarter Sessions—Henry Dover, Esq., Caston; Thomas Jacob Birch, Esq., Wretham; Edward Howes, Esq., Morningthorpe.

Auditors of the County Accounts—Rev. Edwd. Postle, Chairman; William Burroughs, Esq.: Thomas Blakiston, Esq.

Committee of Visiting Justices for regulating the County Gaol, who meet at the Castle every Saturday, at One o’Clock.

Rev. E. Postle, Chairman; Rev. C. N. Wodehouse; Hon. Lord Wodehouse: Joseph Scott, Esq.; T. W. B. Beauchamp Proctor, Esq.; Rev. T. J. Blofield.; Wm. Burroughs, Esq. Rev. Ellis Burroughs; H. K. Tompson, Esq.; R. Blake Humphrey, Esq.; E. Howes, Esq.

Chaplain—Rev. James Brown.

COUNSEL ATTENDING THE NORFOLK AND NORWICH ASSIZES.

Abdy —; Anderson, J. P.; Andrews, Biggs (Q.C.); Archer, H. G.; Browne, W. J. Utten; Browne, Geo. L.; Brown, Douglas; Brown, G. J. E.; Bulwer, J. R.; Burcham, T. B.; Byles, J. B. Serjeant; Cadogan, Hon. F.; Chapman, T. S.; Cooper, William; Cooper, Carlos; Couch, Richard; Dasent, J. B.; Druery, J. H.; Evans, Charles; Girling, —; Hervey, Lord A.; Hotson, W. C.; Keane, D. D.; Maine, —; Maule, J. C.; Metcalfe, W. J.; Mills, H.; Mills, J. H.; Naylor, T. H.; Newton, R. M.; O’Malley, P. F. (Q.C.); Palmer, Nat.; Power, D.; Prendergast, M. (Q.C.); Prendergast, M., junr.; Reeve, Sims; Rippingall, T. N.; Sanders, Thos.; Sirr, E. H.; Tozer, John, Worlledge, J.; Wells, L. M.

^*_*^* The Bar List, containing the names and residences of Counsel during the Assizes, is always to be seen at the Rampant Horse Inn, St. Stephen’s.

Clerk of Assize—J. O. Jones, No. 1, John-street, Bedford-square.

Clerk of Indictments—S. R. Goodman, Sessions-house, Old Bailey.

COUNSEL ATTENDING THE NORFOLK & NORWICH SESSIONS.

Evans, Charles, King-street

Palmer, Nathaniel, Redwell-street, St. Michael-at-Plea

Cooper, William, at Mr. Ladbrooke’s, White Lion-street

Cooper, Carlos, Orford-hill

Hotson, W. C., King-street

Druery, J. H., Bank-place

Bulwer, J. R., Swan Inn, St. Peter’s

Reeve, Sims, Tombland

REGISTRATION.

Births.—Persons should cause their children to be registered within forty-two days after birth, by giving personal notice to the registrar of their district, without any fee whatever.  Registration may be effected after the expiration of the forty-two days, and within six months, on payment of a fee of 7s. 6d.; but after six months no birth can be registered.

Deaths.—Intimation should be given of deaths in the same manner as births.  This is of importance to be done early, as the undertaker must have a certificate to give to the minister who reads the funeral services, without which he may refuse to bury the body.

As the cause of death is to be entered, sound discretion should be used in ascertaining the real nature of the deceased’s death, for which important purpose even facility should be given.

Receipt Stamps.

Persons receiving the money are compelled to pay the duty.

Penalty for giving receipts without a stamp, £10 and under £100, and £20 above that sum.

Bills and Promissory Notes.

Not exceeding two months after date, or sixty days after sight.

Life Insurance Policies.

Fire.

Duty on each policy 1s, besides 3s per cent. per annum on every insurance made or renewed.

Exemptions.—Public hospitals: also agricultural produce, farming stock, and implements of husbandry, provided the insurance shall be effected by a separate and distinct policy.

Agreements

Of the value of £20, containing 2060 words, 2s. 6d.; more than 1080 words, of 2s. 6d. for every 1080 words.

Bonds and Mortgages.

And where the some shall exceed £300, then for every £100, or any part of it, 2s 6d.

Conveyances.

And where the purchase or consideration money shall exceed £600, then for £100, or any part of £100, 10s.

Lease for a Year.

Apprentices’ Indentures to state the real amount of premium in proportion to which the stamp duty is charged, on penalty of forfeiting double the amount of premium.

For drawing a Bill or Promissory note on unstamped paper, £50.—For post-dating Bills of Exchange, £100.

For drawing a Cheque more than ten miles from the place where made payable, £100.  For receiving the same in payment. £20.  For bankers paying the same, £100.

14 & 15 Vict., c. 36.

For every inhabited dwelling house which, with the household and other offices, yards, and gardens, therewith occupied and charged, is or shall be worth the rent of £20 or upwards, by the year—

Where any such dwelling house shall be occupied by any person in trade, who shall expose to sale and sell any goods, wares, or merchandize, in any shop or warehouse, being part of the same dwelling house, and in the front and on the ground or basement story thereof;

And also where any such dwelling house shall be occupied by any person who shall be duly licensed by the laws in force to sell therein by retail, beer, ale, wine, or other liquors, although the room or rooms thereof in which any such liquors shall be exposed to sale, sold, drunk, or consumed, shall not be such shop or warehouse, as aforesaid:

And also, where any such dwelling house shall be a farmhouse, occupied by a tenant or farm servant, and bonâ fide used for the purposes of husbandry only;

There shall be charged for every twenty shillings of such annual value of any such dwelling house, the sum of 6d.

And where any such dwelling house shall not be occupied and used for any such purpose, and in manner aforesaid, there shall be charged for every twenty shillings of such annual value thereof, the sum of 9d.

Exception.—Market gardens and nursery grounds are not to be included in the valuation of inhabited houses.

RATE OF ALLOWANCE TO WITNESSES FOR ATTENDANCE UPON TRIALS AND EXPENSES.

PERSONS EXEMPT FROM SERVING ON JURIES.

Peers, judges, clergy, priests, preachers, barristers, doctors of law, advocates of the civil law, attorneys, officers of courts, coroners, physicians, surgeons, apothecaries, officers of the array and navy, pilots, household servants of the Queen, officers of customs and excise, sheriff’s officers, high constables, and parish clerks, persons exempt by virtue of prescription, charter, grant, or writ.