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tolerably well. With Doctor Reynolds who was with Him a considerable time, He conversed much in his usual way He was impatient of contradiction. Every thing like it He said put Him in agitation; He was unsettled & fidgetty, Play'd a few games at Picquet, but with inattention He talked incoherently & at times He returned to indecencies & mixed these in his conversation-- Colonel Digby after an absence of near three Weeks returned this Evening to dinner, & was sent for by The Queen very soon after his arrival-- [[underline]] Sunday Janry: 11th [[/underline]] The last night has been a most unquiet & restless one. H. My. could not be controuled or kept quiet in his bed, & in about an hour after his retiring to it, recourse was obliged to be had to [[underline]] the Waiscoat. [[/underline]] In the Morning He was released, & after the strong perspiration which restlessness & coercion had occasioned had subsided He got up, & afterwards appeared tolerably tranquil-- After my Breakfast I was sent for by The Queen & I obey'd the Summons directly. I received intimation from Her Majesty, that it was intended that the King should take an Airing in the Coach, & it being now a Frost I was asked if the Horses were frost shod. I informed Her Majesty that they were [[underline]] all [[/underline]] ready, both Carriage & Saddle Horses, & that every thing would wait Her further Commands. Her Majesty then made Enquiry of me respecting the Roads, & of these I immediately procured the best