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Here are the extensive flour mills of Mr. W. S. Owers, who chancel is paved with encaustic tiles : the east window is has added to them an effective roller mill on the Hungarian stained, in memory of Emily Vavasor Durell, erected by system, fitted np by Mr. H. Simon C.E. milling engineer, her sister, Mrs. Livingstone, the wife of the present vicar : Manchester : there are some good shops, hotels and inns. there are two in memory of Mr. John Webb, a former The market cross is of the time of Henry V. constructed of churchwarden, one also to his wife and one to his daughter, timber, hexagonal in form and roofed with lead; the market Mrs. Gostwick: thero are rso sittings. The Rev. Herbert day is Friday. A horticultural show is held here annually. Seddon Howley M. .A.. of Queen's College, Oxford, has been Here are almshouses, founded in 1722 by Sir Thomas curate in charge since x88g and resides at Mildenhall. Hanmer, for four poor widows, and several other small There is a chapel for Wesleyans, built in 1829, for about charities, amounting in the whole to £150 yearly. A 300. The church of Waifs and Strays Society Cottage Hospital was established here in 1868 with eight have a home for girls here, viz. St. John's home. beds, and the average number of patients during the year is , 2~ miles west, is a large straggling village. 54· Manor House, the scat of Sir Edward Herbert Bunbury The church of St. Peter was built out of the material of the bart. and residence of Lady Bunbury, widow of Sir Charles old National Schools, being flint and rubble, and the chancd Bunbnry bart, is a noble ediflce, built in the time of Charles was added in I87 5 ; it consists of chancel, nave and north I. by Sir Henry North bart. : it is in the Elizabethan style, porch: on the north side of the chancel there is a. two-light surrounded by lofty trees, with pleasure grounds attached : stained window, erected December, r883, to the memory of the north wing is used as a girls' school. Sir Edward Lawrence Clutterbnck, son of the late curate, who lost his llerbert Buntmry, of Barton Hall, Bury St. Edmunds, is life July 2nd, I883, whilst a