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[[underline]] Nov: 28. [[/underline]] - Thursday. To the Queens Council - We have to report to the Council another day pass'd by the K: under great apparent irritation - altho' until bed time H:M:s conduct was not altogether turbulent & intractable. A very violent storm took place on the proper time of retiring being announced - & H:M: was carried to His chamber & undress'd by force - Nevertheless the K: has slept in the whole of the night above 4 hours - but His discourse since He awake has been entirely with imaginary company as it was throughout yesterday, on subjects altogether irrational & wild, & H:M: was so impatient of interruption at our visit this morning, & gave way to expressions of so much anger, that we all thought it more prudent to withdraw from His Majesty's
