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Thus for a time his going out became uncertain, but about 1/2 past 12 oclock He began his Walk in the Garden front of the House, but He did not remain out above Ten minutes-- The Queen saw Him from the Window, & She afterwards came down & joined Him upon the Walk. He returned to his Room attended by the Queen, who staid with Him near an hour and saw Him dine. He was reported to us as having behaved properly at this Interview to Her, but talking inconsistently, tho' kindly. He told Her what arrangements He had made for her at Windsor, & explained what apartments She was to have. Some time after The Queen had entered from his Apartments He was busy in making preparations for going to Windsor, & asked if The Carriage was ready-- Mr. Willis to whom this was addressed told Him that no carriage was ready, & that He was not to go-- The King received this answer without flying out at all-- Sir Lucas Pepys afterwards went in & conversed with H. My. some time. On coming out his report to Us was that He had found Him very much deranged in his ideas this day-- In the Evening the King amused Himself, [[underline]] in arranging a Regency. [[/underline]] Who puts these kind of thoughts in his Head I cannot conceive. The arrangement He now had in View was a [[underline]] Joint Regency, [[/underline]] at the head of which was to be the [[underline]] Archbishop of Canterbury, The Chancellor, & the President of the Council [[/underline]] assisted by [[underline]] The Prince of Wales, The Duke [[/underline]]
