PULHAM (ST-MARY-MAGDALENE), a parish
in the hundred of EARSHAM, county of NORFOLK, 3
miles (N. W.) from Harleston, containing 1009 inhabitants.
The living is a perpetual curacy, annexed to the
rectory of Pulham St. Mary the Virgin, in the archdea-
conry of Norfolk, and diocese of Norwich. The church,
called Pulham Market church, is a neat building with a
large square tower, and a handsome north porch. Pulham
Market hall, formerly the seat of a junior branch of
the Perries, is an ancient edifice, surrounded by an embattled
brick wall; the greater part of it was built by
William Brampton, a staunch royalist during Kett's
rebellion.