JOURNEY FROM WATTON TO CROMER,

THROUGH EAST DEREHAM AND REEPHAM.

Watton to

At Watton, on

R. a T. R. to

Norwich.

Crington

Shipdam

East Dereham

At East Dereham, on R. a T. R. to Norwich; on L. to Swaffham; and four miles and a half further, on R. T. R. to Reepham; on L. to Lynn.

Hoe

Swanton Bridge

Cross the Wen

2 2

Inn-The George.

Within two miles and a half of Watton is Clermont Lodge, Earl of Clermont ; and on the R. Merton Hall, Lord Walsingham.

35 On the R. of Shipdam, Rev. Mr. Bullock.

42104 Inns-George, King's Arms. Half a mile beyond Dereham, Quebec Castle, St. Andrew St. John, esq.; two miles from Dereham, Goyate Hall, Rev. T. Munnings.

212

215

About a mile from Swanton
Bridge is Billingford Hall,
R. Dutton, esq.

133

Felbridge

Cromer

|2|35| At Felbridge, Right Hon. W. Windham, and Rev. G. W. Lukin.

3 38 Near Cromer is Cromer Hall, George Windham,

13

esq.

CORRECT LIST OF ALL THE FAIRS

IN

NORFOLK.

Aldeburgh.-June 21, for ordinary horses and petty chapmen.

Attleborough.-April 11, Thursday after Holy Thursday; August 15, for cattle and toys.

Alesham-March 23, last Tuesday in September, for lean cattle, ordinary horses, and petty chapmen; October 6, cattle.

Banham.-January 22, for horses and toys.

Bristow.-May 26, October 11.

Broomhall.-Monday after Ascension day, St. An drew's day, November 30, for petty chapmen. Brumhill.-July 7, horses and toys.

Burnham.-Easter Monday, for cheese, &c.; August 1, for horses.

Castle Acre.-April 18, July 25, for toys, &c.
Cawston.-January 10, April 14, August 28, for sheep
and petty chapmen.
Clay-July 19, for horses.

Coltishall.-Whit Monday, for petty chapmen.
Crissingham-Magna.—August 12, for horses and toys.
Cromer. Whit Monday, for petty chapmen.
Diss.--November 8, for cattle and toys.
Downham.-February 3, May 8, November 13.
East Dereham.-Thursday and Friday before Old Mid-
summer, and ditto before New Michaelmas, cattle,
sheep, and toys.

Elmham.-April 6, for horses, cattle, and petty chap

men.

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East

East Harling.-May 4, for cattle and toys; October 24, for sheep and toys.

Fakenham.--Whit Tuesday, large market on Thursday.

Feltwell.-November 20, for toys.

Fincham.-March 3, for horses and toys; August 9, shew of horses.

Foncett.-September 11, for toys, &c.

Foulcham.-Easter Tuesday, for petty chapman, first Tuesday in May.

Freltenham.-First Monday in April, for petty chap

men.

Fring.-May 21, November 30, for herses, &c.
Gaywood.--June 11, horses, &c.; October 2, for
cheese, but kept at Lynn Custom-House Quay.
Gissing.-July 25, for horses and cattle.
Gorlestone.-June 8, sheep and toys.

Gressinghall.—December 6, toys, &c.

Harlestone.-July 5, September 9, horses, cattle, sheep, and petty chapmen. Harpley.-July 24, for horses.

Hempnell.Whit Monday, for horses, cattle, and sheep; December 11, for hogs and petty chapmen. Hempton.-Whit Tuesday, November 22, horses and cattle.

Hingham.-March 6, Whit Tuesday, October 2, for toys, &c.

Hitcham.-June 20, for horses.

Hockham.-Easter Monday, a small toy fair.

Hockhold.-July 25, toys.

Holt.-April 25, November 25, horses, &c.

Horning.-Monday after August 2, for ordinary hordes

and petty chapmen.

Ingham.