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Throughout The day, He continued much disturbed & [[unclear]] He rambled much in his ideas, & talked wildly, repeating frequently the conversation He had had yesterday with the Queen, which with other very inconsistent subjects were at this time his usual Topics. He retired to bed about nine oclock. [[underline]] Tuesday Decr 30th. [[/underline]] Last night was a very indifferent one. H. M. had little or no sleep. About 2 oclock in the Morning He became so unquiet, that recourse was had to The Strait Waiscoat. He has during moments of less rustle, being persuaded to keep this Waiscoat under his own Waiscoat a practice as I am informed not unusual with Persons under care for the same unhappy disorder. This is done to be more in readiness, & with less difficulty, whenever it becomes necessary to have recourse to its restraint. In fact H. M. had had it on all yesterday with this purpose in View but He had persuaded Doctor Willis to let Him be without it last night. [[underline]] Wednesday Decr 31st [[/underline]] After a low'ring Evening H. M. went to bed in such state of mind as not to give reasonable hopes of his passing a good night. He slept altogether about 3 hours, but was restless & unquiet during the rest of it. During the day He was disturbed & inconsistent. He now reverted to Windsor Ideas, which He has dropped for some weeks. He resumed with Doctor Warren the subject of his [[underline]] Baronetage, [[/underline]] the Warrant for which
