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Nov: 17. Sunday P76. Tongue clean - To Queen's Council - H:M: pass'd yesterday on the whole in good humour & in good spirits. He amused Himself [[underline]] with ideal concerts [[/underline]] the ceremony of the Installation, & conversation with various imaginary persons. In the evening there was a considerable storm of passion, which soon subsided. H.M. went to bed by His own desire a little before 9 wth quietness - He slept 4½ hours in the night, & altho He was a good deal occupied in adjusting the bedclothes, yet it was not attended with that turbulence as to require Restraint - H:M: received us with good humour this morning, but His conversation was of the most wrong & silly kind: (Signd) M. Baillie R. Willis David Dundas.
