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Nov: 5th. Tuesday. P. 84.- To the Queen's Council. H:M: was engaged a good deal yesterday with talking to imaginary company in a manner which He had not lately done; & this continued till 2 or 3 oclock in the afternoon. From that time H:M: was for the most part still & silent: H:M: slept in his chair about one hour previous to His usual bedtime & then retired to bed without reluctance. He slept nearly 4 hours in the night, & when awake was rather less disturbed than usual. H:M: was talking rapidly & with agitation during the time of our visit this morning: which was probably occasioned or at least increased by His having early in our interview inquired what
