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, 552–594
and Present State of the Trade
CHAPTER II.
Trade and Commerce of the City—Banks and 595–633
Banking—Wholesale Producers and Dealers—Cattle and Corn
Trade—Traffic by Rail and Water, &c.
PART IV.
CHAPTER I.
Political History—Elections for the City—List of Members 634–683
of Parliament
CHAPTER II.
Political History continued—Lists of Mayors, Sheriffs, 684–705
Stewards, and Recorders
CHAPTER III.
Ecclesiastical History—Origin of the See—Lists of 706–721
Bishops, Deans, and Clergy—Dignitaries of the
Diocese—Nonconformist Ministers
CHAPTER IV.
Religious, Educational, and Benevolent 722–735
APPENDIX.
City Authorities and Officials, &c. 736–738
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INDEX TO CONTENTS.
PAGE
Aborigines of the District 146
Act obtained for Paving and 291, 324
Lighting
Agricultural Implement Makers 611
Agricultural Society’s (Royal) 416
Visit
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 12
of
Anglo-Saxon Period, Norwich in 158
the
Archæological Society, (British) 433
Visit of
Artists of Norwich 541
Art, School of (in Free Library) 61
Assize Courts, City and County 50
Assizes removed to Norwich 381
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