THE DUKE OF CLARENCE
DISQUIETING BULLETINS.
[PAtt IMM ASeoeSAXIOK.) Received January 13th, 10.35 a.m.
London, January 12. The Duke of Clarence's iliaess pursues somewhat of a tevere oharacter. Aα official bulletin announces that the sufferer's strength is well maintained, but his condition has npc improved. JanuitfT 13th, 1.20 pja. -■■ - London, J&auary 12. A bulletin issued l&is evening aUtes that there is no marked change in the condition: of the Duke of Clarence, though he ia somewhat better. The Dublin Corporation by a threefourths majority refused to pass & *esolutioa congratulating tite Queen and Prince of Wales on the approaching marriage of the Bake of Clarence.
Received J&nu&rr 12th, 5 pan. Lohdow, January 12. Numerous wedding gifts to, theDuke of Clareuoe and Avoudale are arri?iug in London.
.»• -■' .Stoeeired January 14th. 1 a.m.
LoBDOW, January 12. The medical bulletins issued yesterday respecting the health of the Duke or Clarence and A vondale were of a disquieting nature, due chiefly to his hiving passed a restless night.
Received January 14th. 1 a.n.
■~ '«(#*■ London, January 12. It is reported that the pneumonia from Which the Duke of Clarence and Ayoudaie is suffering is increasing. The publiot display anxiety owing to the weakly nature of his constitution and the character of the last medical bulletin.
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 8071, 14 January 1892, Page 5
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