A concise history and directory of the city of Norwich for 1811Berry, Christopher
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A concise history and directory of the city of Norwich for 1811
Berry, Christopher
Norwich (England) -- History
Transcribed from the 1810 C. Berry edition by David Price, email
ccx074@pglaf.org. Many thanks to Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library,
UK, for kindly supplying the images from which this transcription was
made.
A
CONCISE HISTORY
AND
DIRECTORY
OF THE
_CITY OF NORWICH_;
For 1811:
Containing besides the LISTS,
A VARIETY OF
LOCAL INFORMATION,
_USEFUL and INTERESTING_
To RESIDENTS and STRANGERS.
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_Embellished with an engraved Plan of the City_. {0}
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Norwich:
Printed by and for C. Berry, jun. Dove-Lane.
1810.
THE
_Editor’s Address to the Public_.
Nine years have expired since the publication of the last NORWICH
DIRECTORY (which was out of print almost as soon as in); during which
period, alterations have been constantly taking place in the residence of
the inhabitants, independent of those which have been entirely removed by
death or otherwise. It will be found of those which were inserted in the
former, and are still to be found in this, not half of them remain in the
same residence.—He was not aware of the difficulty of obtaining the
address of so large a population, or he would have been deterred from the
undertaking: he has used his utmost endeavors to render it as correct as
possible, and hopes he has made no very flagrant errors or omissions.—The
DIRECTORY contains several hundred names more than that before
noticed—the historical part is entirely written and compiled for the
present purpose—many charitable and public institutions are noticed which
cannot be found elsewhere—and the lists are much augmented, and corrected
to the present time.—The alphabetical order of the DIRECTORY, is
corrected to the first vowel.
He cannot let this opportunity escape, without returning his thanks to
several gentlemen who have rendered him information he could not
otherwise have obtained.—He writes not for fame, but throws himself on an
indulgent public; and should his feeble efforts prove in any degree
useful, or meet the approbation of his fellow-citizens, his end is
gained.
_NORWICH_, _October_ 19, 1810.
TABLE
OF THE
_POPULATION of the City and County of NORWICH_,
In the Years 1801, 1786, 1752, & 1693.
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