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Nov: 26. Tuesday. P. 80. To the Queen's Council - H:M: shew'd a considerable degree of irritability yesterday - but not directed to any particular object & not unfrequently admitting intervals of stillness & silence. H:M: at the close of His dinner threw away His things with violence, & again in the evening refus'd His usual refreshment. H:M: was angry at the proposal of His retiring to bed, yet He walk'd to His bed chamber quietly, & exhibited more the character of trifling than of passion. H:M: pass'd altogether a quiet night, & slept three hours & a quarter. The K: has both yesterday & this morning appear'd very unlike Himself with some irritability, & much of error,
