PERSONS EXEMPT FROM SERVING ON JURIES.

Peers, judges, clergy, priests, preachers, barristers, doctors of law, advocates of the civil law, attorneys, officers of courts, coroners, physicians, surgeons, apothecaries, officers of the array and navy, pilots, household servants of the Queen, officers of customs and excise, sheriff’s officers, high constables, and parish clerks, persons exempt by virtue of prescription, charter, grant, or writ.

A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCES OF THE MARKET TOWNS IN NORFOLK FROM EACH OTHER, WITH THE MARKET DAYS.

Market Towns.
Attleborough	Th.	Attleborough
Aylsham	Th.	25	Aylsham
Buckenham	Sat.	5	28	Buckenham (New)
Burnham	Sat.	35	27	39	Burnham Market
Cley	Sat.	34	15	38	14	Cley
Cromer	Sat.	35	11	37	25	12	Cromer
Diss	Fri.	11	34	7	47	43	44	Diss
Downham	Mon. & Sat.	31	43	34	32	32	50	29	Downham Market
East Dereham	Fri.	14	17	18	22	22	27	26	26	East Dereham
Fakenham	Th.	26	19	31	10	14	22	38	29	12	Fakenham
Foulsham	Tu.	24	12	25	18	12	17	32	34	101	8	Foulsham
Harleston	Wed.	17	32	12	50	44	42	10	46	29	41	34	Harleston
Harling	Tu.	6	31	6	39	39	40	9	28	20	32	27	17	Harling (East)
Hingham	Sat.	5	21	10	31	28	32	17	29	9	21	18	12	11	Hingham
Holt	Sat.	32	12	36	19	5	10	43	42	18	12	10	42	38	27	Holt
Loddon	Tu.	21	22	20	42	35	32	23	52	26	35	28	14	25	23	33	Loddon
Lynn Regis	Tu. & Sat.	34	40	38	22	33	45	44	11	26	23	29	50	36	30	35	52	Lynn Regis
Norwich	Wed. & Sat.	15	12	15	32	25	22	22	42	16	25	18	20	21	14	23	10	42	Norwich
Stoke Ferry	Fri.	24	39	27	32	39	46	32	7	22	25	30	39	22	21	37	45	15	38	Stoke Ferry
Swaffham	Sat.	19	29	24	22	30	36	29	14	12	16	19	36	20	15	28	38	15	28	10	Swaffham
Thetford	Sat.	14	37	15	40	43	46	17	22	22	32	31	27	9	16	40	33	30	28	15	18	Thetford
Walsham	Th.	30	7	30	32	18	9	37	49	25	26	18	34	36	29	15	25	47	15	46	35	43	Walsham (North)
Walsingham	Fri.	30	19	35	9	9	20	42	32	16	5	10	44	34	25	10	37	25	27	31	21	38	25	Walsingham
Watton	Wed.	10	27	14	28	31	37	20	21	10	20	19	25	11	7	28	31	24	21	14	9	12	35	26	Watton
Wells	Sat.	34	21	40	7	7	22	46	36	22	10	14	48	39	30	12	42	29	32	36	26	43	27	5	31	Wells
Wymondham	Fri.	6	18	8	33	30	30	15	34	12	24	17	17	13	6	27	17	36	9	27	21	20	24	27	13	32	Wymondham
Yarmouth	Wed. & Sat.	34	28	35	51	44	34	38	61	35	44	37	25	40	33	40	15	61	19	57	47	47	25	46	40	51	28	Yarmouth

EXPLANATION.

The figures in each column show the Distances from the places opposite them, to the Place at the head of each column.

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The DUKE of NORFOLK.	The LORDBAYNING.		The LORD COLBORNE.
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