July 19th.—At the Nomination for East Norfolk, Sir T. B. P. Beauchamp (failing to satisfy the Malt-tax Repeal party), Mr. Clare Sewell Read was proposed as a candidate for the Division, as also were Colonel Coke, Mr. Howes, and Sir Thomas; the show of hands being in favour of Howes and Read, a poll was demanded for the Whig candidates (the Hon. Colonel Clarence Wenman Walpole Coke and Sir Thomas Brograve Proctor-Beauchamp, Bart.,) who proceeded to Yarmouth, where their agent (Mr. F. Danby-Palmer) at once organised a meeting of 6,000 persons in the Market-place, Mr. R. Hammond presided, and General Sir Charles A. Windham, Colonel Coke, Viscount Bury, and Sir Thomas Beauchamp addressed the assembly. The Tories also held a meeting in front of the Crown and Anchor Hotel, which was addressed by the Mayor (R. Steward, Esq.), Mr. C. S. Read, and Mr. E. H. L. Preston; the crowd then, however, gave “three cheers for Brogden and Vanderbyl, and as many groans for Howes and Read.” July 22nd.—The voting in the town of Yarmouth had been, with regard to this contest, as follows:— Coke 340 Beauchamp 314 Howes 297 Read 267 But the general return was— Howes 3,100 Read 2,985 Beauchamp 2,150 Coke 1,994 July 29th.—The Regatta had, owing to the exertions of F. Harmer, Esq., been very successfully conducted. A Swimming Association had been formed in the town, and Mr. George Archard had won the 1,000 yards match. Sir John Walsham had opened an inquiry at the Tolhouse as to the election of Messrs. I. Shuckford, W. J. Foreman, and C. Diver, (Guardians for the parish), whose seats were claimed by Messrs. J. F. Neave, C. Steward, and J. Clowes (grocer), respectively. Mr. J. Clowes, (solicitor), appeared for the appellants, and Mr. C. Diver, for the respondents. Aug. 26th.—The Race Ball had been numerously attended, and amongst those present were Lord Suffield, the Hon. Mrs. Harbord and party, Major and Mrs. Orde and party, Mrs. Cubitt and party, Mr. E. H. L. Preston, Miss Preston, Mr. E. S. Preston, Mr. I. Preston, Mr. F. Danby-Palmer and Miss Palmer, Captain and Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. W. Danby-Palmer, Mr. T. M. Baker, Mr. T. Burton Steward, Mr. E. Frere, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ferrier, Mr. C. J. Palmer, Mr. Tompson, Mr. Penrice, Mr. Trafford, &c. Aug. 30th.—The Rifle Volunteers were competing for prizes. Sept. 6th.—The Volunteer Rifle Corps had mustered 230 strong when inspected by Colonel Deshon. Mr. Shales, of the Star-hotel, had been thrown from his horse on the Drive, and fractured his collar-bone. Sept. 9th.—The Band of the Coldstream Guards had been performing at the Victoria Gardens, and on the Wellington Pier. Sept. 20th.—The Haven Commissioners had drafted certain clauses to be inserted in the New Haven Bill.