Nightly Court News and Obits from 1783 Temple Walks
Obscure notices recount the death of a Chancellor of the Exchequer style figure in Westminster chambers. The text describes the Viscount Gage accompanying a royal return from Berlin and notes a fever, medical care, and various financial and shipping items. Multiple advertisements follow including sermons, medical books, and periodicals with scattered references to South Sea stock and insurance.
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