Just within side of the walls near Ber-street, stands St. Catherine’s hill, on which is Mrs. Burroughes’s house, the sight of which will well repay the trouble of a walk. The buildings in Surry-street, among which is Surry-house, a curious specimen of domestic architecture, the windows of which were emblazoned on glass, with many armorial bearings. There are also a number of good houses in St. Giles’s-street, Messrs. Gurneys’ Bank, in St. Michael’s Plea; the Flour mill, by steam, in St. Andrew’s; Mr. Patteson’s brewery, in Pockthorpe, and many others, which will arrest the attention of the stranger in his perambulation about the city. Norwich, including the Hamlets, is divided into four great wards, viz.—_Conisford ward_, _Mancroft ward_, _Wymer ward_, and _Great Northern ward_; each of which is again subdivided into three small wards; _Great Conisford_ containing _South Conisford ward_, in which is comprized the parishes of St. Peter per Southgate, St. Etheldred and St. Julian, and the hamlets of Trowse-milgate and Carrow; _North Conisford ward_, in which is the parish of St. Peter per Mountergate. _Ber-street ward_, in which are the parishes of St. John at Sepulchre, St. Michael thorn, St. John Timber-hill, All Saints, and the Hamlet of Lakenham. _Great Mancroft ward_ contains the Parishes of St. Stephen, St. Peter per Mancroft, and St. Giles, each parish being a small ward in itself, including the hamlets of Eaton, and part of Earlham and Heigham. _Great Wymer ward_, is subdivided into three small wards, viz.—_West Wymer ward_, contains the parishes of St. Benedict, St. Swithin, St. Margaret, St. Lawrence and St. Gregory, with part of the hamlets of Earlham and Heigham. _Middle Wymer ward_, contains the Parishes of St. John at Madder-market, St. Andrew and St Michael at Plea. _East Wymer ward_, contains the parishes of St. Peter at Hungate, St. Simon and Jude, St. George Tombland, St. Martin at the Palace, and St. Helen. _Great Northern ward_, subdivided into three small wards, viz.—_Coslany ward_ contains the parishes of St. Michael, St. Mary and St. Martin. _Colegate ward_ contains the parishes of St. George’s Colegate, and St. Augustine. _Fye Bridge ward_ includes the parishes of St. Edmund, St. James, St. Paul, St. Saviour, and St. Clement. Each of the small wards have the right of electing two Aldermen, and one of the Nominees for the Common Council; the rest of the Common Council being chosen by the Nominees. _Great Conisford ward_, including the Nominees, choosing twelve,—_Great Mancroft ward_ sixteen,—_Great Wymer ward_ twenty,—and the _Northern ward_ twelve. In ward elections the resident freemen only have at right to vote, and the election for Nominees takes place on the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, before passion-week.