Norfolk Annals, Vol. 1 / A Chronological Record of Remarkable Events in the Nineteeth Century

by Charles Mackie

St. Michael-at-Coslany Bridge, [28].

St. Stephen’s pit, Norwich, [127].

Salmon taken at Norwich, [168], [473]; at Hellesdon, [445].

Sandford, Emily, [473].

Sanitary measures at Norwich, [445], [454], [484].

Savings Bank, Norwich, [135].

Saxon font at Great Hautbois, [43].

. . . remains at Norwich, [35].

Scarcity of provisions, [1].

Scarlett, Hon. Robert Campbell, adopted candidate for Norwich, [336]; attacked at Norwich Corn Exchange, [336]; returned for Norwich, [337], [363]; receives freedom of the city, [338]; unseated on petition, [373].