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fatigue will not be wondered at, when it is stated, that previous to this sleep H.My. had talked for 19 hours without scarce any Intermission This day He has been much agitated & the conversation has not abated or improved. It was thought adviseable that He should get up this day & expedient likewise to make such arrangements as might be useful in keeping Him more quiet than usual - In consequence His Majesty's Equerries received written directions from the Physician of the proposed regulations - It was by these directed that when H.My. got up there should constantly be [[underline]] Two of his Pages [[/underline]] with Him ^ [[addition]] in his apartment [[/addition]] & two others to be in constant waiting in the next room - [[underline]] An Equerry [[/underline]] to be constantly in the third Room to see that all was well & properly regulated, & to receive any Messages from The Queen-- Nobody was allowed to go in to the Kings room except his Pages-- The Revd. Mr Majendie & Mr Best Secretary to The Hanoverian minister, & if called & insisted on Colonel Goldsworthy might be introduced, but to be excused if possible-- If H.My. asked for others the Pages had orders to say firmly, but with becoming Attention that it was the Physicians positive orders, that such & such people & things did not come & were not brought-- These Arrangements being made The King got