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hurt-- During the height of the King's bustle on this occasion Mr. Pitt arrived at Kew. [[underline]] He did not come into my room, [[/underline]] but He saw the Queen with whom He staid some time; After which He saw Dr. Willis, & then He returned to Town without having seen any other Persons-- H: My: was released from his Confinement & the Shutters of his Room windows were open'd before his Dining hour. In the evening He saw Dr. Gisborne with whom He played at Cards & He sung catches with Dr. Willis & his Son Dr. John Willis. In the selection was [[underline]] Hark the bonny bonny Christchurch Bells. [[/underline]] The Pang which attached to the occasion took from the pleasure of listening to Dr. John Willis's fine Voice, & which is well adapted to such music-- H. My. was in wild laughing spirits all this evening, good humoured, but much deranged-- How melancholy & afflicting are these turns, & how many & how varied have those been, of this day-- The hurries of the day subsided at night & He went quietly to bed soon after 10 oclock-- [[underline]] Friday Janry. 16th [[/underline]] H. My. had four hours & a half sleep in the night. About 5 oclock in the morning He began to be disturbed & He became noisy in his bed & his turbulence having increased He was confined-- While making my morning Enquiries I
