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practice of suspending my Judgement, [[underline]] & pausing a little for truths [[/underline]] – Doctor Warren & Sir Lucas Pepys signed the Bulletin of this day - It was a remarkable One - therefore I shall be particular in my Notes of this day – & the more so, as this day has afforded some very remarkable ocurrences – The Bulletin announced [[underline]] "That The King for some time "past, had been in a state of amendment & that He was "this day in a state of convalescence [[/underline]] "– Doctor Warren & Sir Lucas Pepys told me that when they saw H.My this morning, Everything He said was very proper, & that He had dismissed them well. From Dr Warren I collected that the ill He had learnt was from Dr Willis's account, but that for the short time He had seen The King all was favorable – He had heard from Dr Willis that H.My. still talked of, & continued his fixed Expressions of going to Hanover – With surprise I heard it was in agitation, & actually in discussion whether the Chancellor should not be introduced to The King - this originated from Doctor Willis having during the preceeding day, made The King a sort of promise, that He should see the Chancellor the next day – The Chancellor had arrived here before the Morning Bulletin was made out – whether He had been sent for that H.My. might see Him or whether He came to the Queen on other business I know not – Doctor warren disapproved of the promise having been
