P
Paderewski in Norwich, [444], [456], [497].
Paget, Sir James, presented with an address, [214].
Pallas’ sand grouse, [125].
Pantomime companies, touring, [333].
Pantomimes, [27], [38], [47], [56], [69], [80], [92], [103], [111], [120], [131], [140], [153], [165], [173], [184], [196], [207], [217], [229], [237], [250], [262], [272], [282], [293], [305], [317].
Parachute descents, [402].
Parish clerk of Woodbastwick, [438].
Parish Councils, [455].
Parliamentary costs paid from rates, [8].
Parliamentary Divisions of Norfolk, [167], [178].
Passengers’ communication, [140].
Pasteur treatment, [412].
Paston Grammar School, [242].
,, Letters, [105].
Pastoral plays, [381], [434], [450], [471], [489].
Patriotic Fund, [36].
Patteson, Mr. H. S., elected leader of Conservative party, [461]; complimentary banquet and presentation, [468]; resignation of leadership, [485]; death, [487].
Patteson, Mr. Justice, retires from the Bench, [10].
Patti, Madame, at Norwich, [129], [434].
Paul, Dawson, presentation to Mr. and Mrs., [373]; silver wedding, [443].
Pedestrian follower of hounds, [30].
Pedestrianism, [24], [31], [40], [41], [42], [66], [75], [110], [118], [121], [124], [221], [243], [295], [311].
Pelham memorial throne, [460]; effigy, [470].
Pennington, Mr. W. H., [275].
Pepper’s Ghost, [122].
Peto, Mr., created a baronet, [39].
Phillips, Frederick Lawrence: accident at Norwich Theatre, [4]; benefit performances, [5]; proprietor of “The Shades,” [34]; new plays by, [55]; action against William Harper Stewardson, [257]; death, [304].
Phillips’, Mrs., farewell performance, [48].
Phonograph, [401].
Photographic Society, [32].
Photography, [80].
Piccolomini, Mdlle., at Norwich, [54].
Pigott, Mr. Paynton, appointed Deputy Chief Constable of Norfolk, [247]; Chief Constable, [311]; presentation to, [482].
Pigtail, [132].
Pike, large, [306].
“Pink Dominoes,” [286].
Pin Money, [139].
Pitt and Hamilton’s Comedy Company, [270], [284].
Playing Fields and Open Spaces Committee, [423], [450], [483].
Pleuro-pneumonia, [404].
Ploughing by steam, [62].
Ploughing matches: All England and Norfolk, [215].
Ploughs, trials of, [142].
Plucking of live geese, [483].
Plumstead church destroyed by fire, [424].
Poisoning, charges of, [11].
Police force, Norwich City, [3], [22], [39].
,, new uniform, [39].
Political ascendency in Norwich Town Council, [100].
Political coercion on the Holkham estate denounced by the Earl of Leicester, [149].
Poor, entertainments to the, [344], [424].
Poor-law Amendment Bill (Norwich), [121].
Poor-law Conference, [259].
Poor-rate, proposed national, [63], [71], [81].
Poor Removal Act, [112].
Porpoise killed in the Yare, [337].
Postmasters of Norwich: Mr. B. V. Winch appointed, [205]; death, [417]; Mr. B. N. Thoms appointed, [418]; Mr. Sturgeon appointed, [418].
Presbyterian church, Norwich, [245].
Presentations, [3], [14], [21], [50], [55], [64], [66], [71], [76], [79], [82], [85], [93], [124], [134], [152], [168], [192], [194], [215], [222], [226], [227], [232], [238], [258], [262], [269], [273], [275], [284], [287], [311], [329], [335], [348], [361], [373], [385], [387], [396], [404], [411], [419], [429], [443], [464], [464], [482], [468], [469], [470], [472], [482], [487], [491], [502].
Primrose League, [357], [381], [389], [393], [422].
Prince Albert Victor, [339], [342], [354], [357].
Prince Bonaparte Jerome at Gressenhall Workhouse, [99].
“Prince Bonta Workey,” [184].
Prince Consort, death of the, [111].
Prince of Wales: coming of age of, [118]; marriage of, [121]; visits to Holkham Park, [141], [153], [165], [173], [196], [230], [251], [272], [325]; visits to Merton Hall, [141], [206], [236], [271], [332]; visits to Gunton Park, [152], [194], [196], [207]; visits to Norwich, [163], [194], [207], [271], [299], [315], [319], [331], [351], [367], [370], [371], [460], [473], [510]; Oakley park, [164]; Lynn, [192], [222], [355], [415]; Yarmouth, [221], [299], [321], [357], [379], [460], [499]; opens West Norfolk Junction Railway, [153]; opens New Dock at Lynn, [192]; illness of, [216]; recovery and thanksgiving, [217]; president of the Norfolk Agricultural Association, [222]; lays foundation stone of County School, [232]; receives the Czarewitch of Russia at Sandringham, [248]; presentation on return from India, [273]; opens Yarmouth Town Hall, [328]; visits to Melton Park, [315], [351], [415]; Didlington Park, [396]; Elveden, [228], [236]; lays foundation stone of Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, [299]; opens Agricultural Hall, Norwich, [331]; receives Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone, [336]; silver wedding, [390]; at the Sandringham sales, [402]; in record railway run, [419]; presides at Norfolk Artillery dinner, [437]; at Shernbourne church, [495]; receives German Emperor at Sandringham, [504]; inspects Loyal Suffolk Hussars, South African detachment, [506]; at opening of Jenny Lind Infirmary, Norwich, [510].
Prince of Wales Road, Norwich, [82], [97], [241].
Prince’s Street Lecture Hall, Norwich, [317].
“Princess of Trebizonde,” [219].
Princess Louise at Norwich, [473]; marriage of, [210].
Princess Victoria of Wales confirmed, [367].
Prior Melton at Norwich, [336], [407].
Prison Governors, [259], [304].
,, new, at Norwich, [381].
,, escape from, [389].
Prisons, amalgamation of county, [259].
Prize fights, [16], [138], [150].
Proportional Representation Society, [356].
Public Health Act (1848), [7]; (1872), [229].
Public-house Closing Act, [138].
Public-houses, early closing of, [34], [224].
Pulpits at Norwich Cathedral, [420], [421].
Pump Street Norwich, [106].
Pusey memorial, [332].