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made, & regretted it – He observed that He thought the more proper mode would have been, before The King saw the Chancellor that the Groom go the Bedchamber in waiting, myself; or some Person who was well known to Him, & who had not been allowed to see Him for some time, should accompany Him in his Walks, or be introduced to Him in his Room. Mr. Thomas Willis thought that as a ^ [[addition]] kind of [[/addition]] Promise had been made, & that H. My. Expected to see the Chancellor, there was great risk of perturbation, if He was disappointed in his present Expectations – The promise was certainly incautious & inconsiderate but the reasoning of Mr Thomas Willis turned the Scale, & it was now decided that The Chancellor should pay a short Visit to H. My-- It was previously agreed by the Physicians that the Chancellor should not talk with Him on business of Parliament for fear it should agitate Him too much – Every thing being thus prepared The Chancellor was introduced – H.M. was a little nervous – He talked with The Chancellor about the several Powers of Europe – of what The Emperor & Empress were doing – Mentioned the Troubles of France – Asked about the new King of Spain & whether He had done any thing since, He had succeeded to the Throne, which seemed to mark his Character – All this was not amiss – What struck The Chancellor as improper was that The King told Him, that the Past Time He had seen Him
