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Daily Bulletins of His Majestys Health sent [[underline]] From Kew Palace. [[/underline]] [[underline]] 1788. [[/underline]] [[underline]] "Kew House Dec. 20th: 1788-- [[/underline]] "His Majesty was more composed yesterday afternoon _ grew disturbed in the Evening and has had a Very bad night _" [[underline]] "Kew House Dec. 21st: 1788. [[/underline]] "His Majesty was unquiet during the greatest part of yesterday, but has passed a good night & is quiet this morning" [[underline]] Kew House Dec. 22nd: 1788-- [[/underline]] "His Majesty passed a quiet day, & though disturbed in the Evening, has had a very good night." [[underline]] Kew House Dec. 23rd: 1788 [[/underline]] "His Majesty passed yesterday quietly, had a bad night, but is composed this morning." [[underline]] Kew House Dec. 24th: 1788. [[/underline]] "His Majesty passed the night quietly but with little Sleep & is quiet this morning."
