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1811. next Saturday, and has menhoned it to the Queen, but not to the Physicians. Slept five hours and a half. His conversation good, no delusions in the night nor this morning. [[note]] April 5th [[/note]] Yesterday after dinner in discourse with His Pages, H. M. made a strong reference to His principal delusion. Had a good night with little more than five hours sleep. His conversation with the Physicians was much to their satisfaction. [[note]] 8th: [[/note]] Passed the evening very agreeably; went to bed rather earlier than usual, slept six hours, and converses calmly and well this morning; but is dressed intirely in black, as He said He would. [[note]] 9th. [[/note]] Passed yesterday very well with hardly and delusion. Was much occupied this morning in plans and alterations. Has adverted to the declaration of the Queens Council (not considering him well) but without irritation. Slept more than six hours, was free from talking or picking the Bedclothes.
