August 15, 1812
It was reported that smallpox had broken out in Norwich. Many children were vaccinated, and by the end of the year the[…]
It was reported that smallpox had broken out in Norwich. Many children were vaccinated, and by the end of the year the[…]
An extraordinary wedding took place at Fakenham. The bridegroom was Thomas Hudson, aged 79, and the bride Martha Frary, aged 21. Locals[…]
Ten thousand people were attracted to the neighbourhood of St James’s Hill, Norwich, to witness the performances of “Signor Carlo Cram Villecrop,[…]
Mr Bellamy, the favourite comedian of the Norwich Company, was engaged by the managers of Covent Garden Theatre at what was described[…]
A balloon ascent was made from Ranelagh Gardens, Norwich, by Mr Sadler. According to the Norfolk Annals, all night long hundreds of[…]
Norwich, in common with the cities and towns of the kingdom generally, celebrated the Coronation Day of King George IV. The Mayor[…]
Queen Elizabeth I visited the city of Norwich. It was a grand affair. The Queen had left London in mid-July on that[…]
Captain Frederick Marryat died at Langham in Norfolk. He was a former Royal Navy officer, born in 1792, who had a distinguished[…]
Preparations commenced for the defence of Norfolk in view of possible invasion from Napoleonic France. Several officers and non-commissioned officers of the[…]
The Royal squadron accompanying the Queen on her voyage to Scotland passed Yarmouth at 5am. On the return of her Majesty, on[…]