EAST SUFFOLK GAZETTE MISSING
PAPERS NOT COPIED SO FAR or with queries
1770 Papers (Mostly Missing)
1769
TO BE LET: Sashed House ... Parlour, Hall, Keeping Room, Kitchen, Laundry, Cellar, 5 Chambers,
3 Garrets, Stable, large Garden with fruit trees ... *** now occupied by Rev Smith.
Norwich Merc 10 Jun
Nor Merc 4 Mayt
MILITIA: 150 Fifeshire Militia marched from Yarmouth to Beccles where they were drawn up
in the Market Place. 8 Recruiting Sergeants present. all 150 volunteers enter 42nd Royal
Highlanders.
SALE: Land at Beccles to be sold at King’s Head: All enclosures, viz:
1. The School Piece, or Mill Hill or Satten Pans (12 acres),
Nor Merc 17 Aug
2. Bullock-Shed Piece (9 acres)
3. Middle Close or Upper 6 acres,
4. Farrow’s Close or Upper 6 acres: Triangle Piece or Mill Piece (all tree adjoining) ,
Swine’s Green Close or Rigbone Hill ... all but 3 in occupation of Mr Scoles.
BECCLES LEGAL CASE: Rev Dashwood v Garnham, for malicious arrest.Refers to fortune
(£8,000 of Dashwood’s wife). Garnham had supplied Mrs Dashwood with goods valued at £49.
Bury Post 2 Jul
Garnham won
These are the last things
MARRIAGE at Beccles in the Chapel of the Tower: Robert Dashwood, Esq to Dinah Margaret Barry
Norwich Mercury 18 oct
SOCIETY for Rewarding GOOD CONDUCT in SERVANTS, Cottagers & Occupiers. Inaugural
These are the last things after October
Norwich Mercury 22 Nov
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY: 4th Seasonal Meeing. “The Cottagers’ table was was the surprise
LECTURE on Astronomy by Withers Dowson “more numerously attended than any previous
Ipswich Journal 4 Nov
1837
Ipswich Journal 2 Dec
lecture.”
THEATRE: French Performance in Assembly Room: Testot, “celebrated Professor of Recreative
These are all in May & June, nothing in August
Norwich Mercury 30 Dec
Ipswich Journal 18 May
BECCLES HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY First Exhibition: Greenhouse Plants by W Delf, Esq
SALE of BUILDING STOCK in Beccles by R Rix of Charles Maplestone, junior on his Building
Yard
Ipswich Journal May
Norwich Mercury 5 Jun
CHURCH SERVICES: Letter: Cause of Dissent: Sermons read. Absence of Resident Clergymen
BECCLES REGATTA. Monday 15 July
Norwich Mercury 29 Jun
1839 Last thing in November
1839
SALE: Wharf, Granaries & Warehouses late occupied by Richard Thornton (foot of Beccles Bridge
Norwich Mercury 16 Nov
in
Last things in Sept-Dec
LIGHTS in TOWN: Letter “No lights in Beccles until 1 October”. Town in Total darkness.
EDUCATION: Mrs Jannings removed from Geldeston to start School at Ashman’s Hall on 27
Ipswich Journal 26 Sep
Norwich Mercury 28 Nov
Norwich Mercury 2 Dec
CONCERT: David Fisher, Concert in Theatre. Monday 28th December at 8 pm. Patronage of Sir
Last things in 1841
SALE of BANKRUPT Charles Crickmay, Houses, Granary. Quay 140ft long.
CONCERT by David Fisher at Beccles & Bungay
Norwich Mercury 18 Sep
Norwich Mercury 16 Oct
MUSICIAN: David Fisher, junior, moves from Bungay to Norwich. Teaches singing, Violin & Piano
EDUCATION in WORKHOUSES of Pauper Children in Norfolk & Suffolk. In Dec 1837: 1906
Norwich Mercury 13 Nov
Bury Post 17 Nov
1841
Bury Post 8 Dec
FARMERS’ CLUB at Halesworth. Members from other Clubs Beccles etc “The Cultivation Clauses
in
SERMON: “Doctrine of the Holy Trinity & some objections by the Unitarians examined” Sermon at
Bury Post 13 Dec
Up to 29 October 1842 & no more
I have only these for the year
Bury Post 24 May
FARMERS’ CLUB PLOUGHING MATCH on Friday 12th May at Mr Newman’s (The Castle) 15
QUARTER SESSIONS: at Beccles: Letter from Sir Thomas Gooch, retiring after 50 Years.
Bury Post 24 May
Norwich Mercury 29 Jul
BECCLES RACES:Tuesday & Wednesday 8th & 9th of August.
RACES: Pesence of a Party ofOfficers of the Scot’s Grays enlivened the scene in a dashing four in
RESCUED: As a Party of Ladies & Gents coming up the River intending to land near the Bridge after
Norwich Mercury 12 Aug
Norwich Mercury 26 Aug
CRICKET: Return Match, Beccles v Bungay
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES: Ploughing Competition at Central Suffolk Agricultural
Norwich Mercury 26 Aug
Bury Post 27 Sep
DROWNING in the River: Son of Hindes, boot & shoe maker playing by the River, fell in. [He lived
Norwich Mercury 7 Oct
BECCLES NAVIGATION: Waveney overflowed again (frequently of late): water flowing in New
Nothing after 22 May except these
Bury Post 22 Nov
1844
FARMERS’ CLUB & LABOURERS Friendly Society AGM; Ploughing Match for Hundred of
Bury Post 22 May
1844
Bury Post 3 Jul
FIRE: Edmund Botwright & John Spelling to Beccles gaol charged withsetting fire to a Barn
occupied
FIRE: Botwright Transported fpr Life. Various other sentences: Life or 20 Years Transportation.
Bury Post 31 Jal
Bury Post 11 Dec
RAILWAY: Diss, Beccles &Yarmouth Railway registered provisionally.
All I have for 1845
Bury Post 11 Jan
CORN EXCHANGE opening, bought 3 Months earlier by Edward Lock of Hoddeston from Messrs
RAILWAY LINES: Meeting at Public Hall, Beccles on possible Railway Lines. Capt Moorsom &
1845
Norfolk Mercury 25 Jan
Mr
QUARTER SESSIONS at Beccles: John Kerrick, Chairman, to Grand Jury: “The importance of
Norfolk Mercury 15 Mar
SALE of EARL of GOSFORD’S Estate: 3,000 acres
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY: Second Annual Bazar in Corn Hall. 200 Persons at Tea, Address by Mrs
Norfolk Mercury 9 Aug
Bury Post 20 Aug
Bury Post 22 Oct
QUARTER SESSIONS:
YARMOUTH HERRINGS: Record Herring Catches in one day. 500 Lasts (each 13,200) =
Crimes in Division in 1844:
213
Norfolk Mercury 1 Nov
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION elsewhere in Suffolk (Hitcham) . Rev Knatchbull “had never
Norfolk Mercury 15 Nov
SALE of MANSION: (Mrs Smith, widow of Jeremiah Smith), New Market. Walled-in Garden (fruit
This is all after 26 Sep
Norfolk Mercury 29 Nov
EDUCATION: Fauconberge School: Headmaster Rev HN Burrows, MA
BUNGAY HIRING FAIR for SERVANTS: “ We protest against this annual Custom of bringing
Ipswich Journal 26 Sep
Norfolk News £ Oct
1846
Bury Post 11 Nov
CHURCH DIFFERENCES in ESSEX: “Painful difference of Feeling” between the Rector, Rev JH
This is all after August
SALE of STOCK & FURNITURE: of Wine Merchant of C Chevalier “Who relinqueshes his
Concern
Norfolk Mercury 26 Aug
Norfolk Mercury 14 Oct
CORN MARKET. Attention of Beccles Corn Market: Henceforth Corn Exchange on Friday instead
Bury Post 27 Oct
QUARTER SESSIONS at Beccles: Chairman refers to Juveniles’ Act of last Session to correct
This is all after 4 March
Norfolk Mercury 4 Mar
SALE of TREES: Sale of Ornamental Trees & Shrubs at the Nursery. George Fenn, Auctioneer.
EDUCATION: Ladies School, New Market. Miss Sayer. Vacancies for 2 Pupils & one Articled
Pupil.
Norfolk Mercury 18 Mar
1848
Bury Post 7 Nov
NUISANCE ACT: Authorities appointed under Act. Sit daily in the Council Room. Alteration to
Corn
This is all after 1 Sep
Norfolk News 1 Sep
CHOLERA: 5 Fatal Cases: Two children named Laws quickly buried on Sunday. Poor Woman Algar
CHOLERA at Lowestoft. 7 patients brought ashore from vessels passing northwards. 3 Cases, all
Bury Post 12 Sep
CHOLERA new occupying much space in Newspaper.
Nothing after this
Bury Post 18 Sep
Norfolk News 21 Sep
CONCERT: An amatur Concert in the Public Library.
Norfolk News 21 Sep
ELECTIONS: Excitement on Friday at the Municipal Elections “Strong opposition to re-election of 4
Only this after June
Norfolk News 18 Jun
BUNGAY: Foundation Stone of Bungay Baptist Chapel laid by Rev George Wright of Beccles.
SALE: KING’S HEAD, Beccles on Saturday 16 August, by B Rix: Stables & Loose Boxes for 50
Norfolk News 28 Jun
Norfolk News 20 Sep
SALE at Fox & Hounds by James Crisp for James Lawes, who quits the House: 2 Stacks of Hay,
INSURANCE: General Fire &Life Insurance Co:
Norfolk News 3 Oct
Beccles Agent
Beccles agent
INSURANCE: Legal & Commercial
Only this after 24 Jul
Norfolk News 3 Oct
Norwich Mercury 24 Jul
SALE: Public House occupied by Robert Aldous, called “The Race Horse” to be sold by the
TO BE LET: TWO FARMS:
Norwich Mercury 8 Jan
1. “Rose Hall Farm” 286 acres
2 “Beccles Farm” 126 acres
DUKE of WELLINGTON’S DEATH: The Council has determined, as a mark of respect to the
NEW MAYOR of BECCLES: On Thursday last the Council unanimously elected William E
Norwich Mercury 13 Nov
Norwich Mercury 13 Nov
RAILWAY STATION: On Thursday last, in pursuance of a notice from the Mayor, a very large and
Only these after 4 Mach
Norwich Mercury 27 Nov
Norfolk News 4 Mar
FIRE at George Syder’s. W Hammond & H Starling jun, committed for Trial at Sessions for
obtaining
Norfolk News 14 Jan
FIRE at George Syder’s: Hammond (received 2/-) & Starling: 14 Days Hard Labour.
Norfolk News 14 Jan
SURVEYORS: John Garnham & George Fenn re-elected Surveyors. Fenn & Garnham, Guardians
Gap between April & August?
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE: Meeting at White Lion to arrange permanent procuring by
RACES: will take place early in September. A Arcedkne, Esq, High Sheriff of Suffolk, Sir ES
Norwich Mercury 19 Apr
Norwich Mercury 2 Aug
Gooch,
RACES & BELLS: The Use of the Parish Bells: Committee applied to Churchwardens for Bells.
1856
Norwich Mercury 20 Aug
1856
RACES & BELLS: Next Meeting more fully attended. Mayor now attacks Rector (after reading his
17 April to 20 March 1861
This could be found at Lowestoft R.O. under Ipswich Journal, which goes up to 1873
Norwich Mercury 27 Aug
not full account
still unfinished from 18 June. Paper exists!
some notes from Almanack