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packing up some Books, which He said were to go. Then turning to one of his Pages to whom He had been speaking He took from his Breeches Pocket a pack of Cards, & six counters which He shewed, & then put back again-- Dr. John Willis & Mr. Thos. Willis were much with the King this morning during Dr: Willis's absence in Town, attending on The Committee of the House of Commons-- They made a favorable report of Him, said that He had been reading, & that they also had read much to Him. Mr Hawkins also saw much of H. My. who talked much on political Arrangements, one of which was to make Lord North Speaker-- The Evening passed tolerably well & without any particular occurrence. [[underline]] Saturday Janry 10th [[/underline]] The preceding night was an Indifferent one, & with but very little sleep. Towards the Morning H. My. became restless, & inclined to turbulence until the hour of his getting up. His more quiet behaviour during the few last days had procured Him an Indulgence viz the total release from the [[underline]] momento [[/underline]] Waiscoat, & which was not even hinted. This morning however when He arose it was again put on, as a warning check only, but no further use of it was made or yet necessary. He continued in Spirits during the day-- Dr. John Willis went to Town this day to be ready for his Examination before the Committee of the House of
