: Yarmouth Notes 1830-1872. Collated from the File of the Norwich Mercury by Palmer Frederick Danby - Great Yarmouth (England) History

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Yarmouth Notes

BY FREDERICK DANBY PALMER.

GREAT YARMOUTH: PRINTED BY J. BUCKLE, KING STREET. 1889.

PREFACE

F. D. P.

TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CHARLES LORD SUFFIELD, P.C., K.C.B., &c, &c.

FIRST SERIES, 1830-40.

"When found, make a note of"--

CAPT. CUTTLE.

Jan. 2nd.--Contains an advertisement of the report of the "Norfolk Association for preserving the lives of Shipwrecked Mariners," held at Norwich, William Barth, Esq., in the chair, from which it appears that an investigation had taken place as to the loss of seven men from the brig Hamond, and that as the lifeboat was not constructed with a view to affording aid to vessels immediately on the beach, Mr. Ambrose Palmer had most kindly offered to supply a boat for that purpose.

Jan. 9th.--The prisoners in the gaol returned thanks to Mr. Daniel Hook for the good dinner of "roast beef and plum pudding and a quart of ale each," which he had given them on New Year's Day.

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