Tragic duel aftermath and clerical appointments announced
A young man who wounded his sweetheart and himself in Cold Bath Fields has died of his wounds, while she is reported recovering after heavy blood loss. The piece notes his trade as a watch-spring maker and cites favorable character. The Master of the Rolls appoints Mortimer as first Secretary, Roxbury as Deputy Secretary, and Rev. Mr. Tersick as preacher at the Rolls Chapel. The Crown also confirms multiple ecclesiastical appointments across Ireland England and Wales, including rectorships and dispensation seals for several rev. men, with details of the ongoing church controversy at St Clement’s East Cheap and related living arrangements.
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