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[[underline]] "He must certainly have Me with Him, if He should "take the Expedition He was thinking of." [[/underline]] I bowed but made no Answer -- had He however looked at me attentively He might [[underline]] without Spectacles [[/underline]] have seen, that I was not a Volunteer on such an Expedition. This if not a real plan, is somewhat of a [[underline]] shade [[/underline]] of the not unusual projects of this kind, which have at times intruded during this Illness; & none have been more constant, than the Expressions of his determination to go to Hanover, against which Visit, I do most Earnestly pray. This Evening the King had made The Ladies Attendants upon Her Majesty very happy by the gracious presents He has made to Them. To Lady Charlotte Finch He gave a Pair of Diamond Earings--To Lady Effingham He gave a Diamond Pin, & to Lady Elizabeth Waldegrave two Diamond Hair Pins. [[underline]] Monday March 2d [[/underline]] --This is the First Day since His Majesty's Illness begun, that His Physicians have omitted their Accustomed Visits -- It is now fixed that Every [[underline]] alternate day [[/underline]] shall be missed in such attendance -- H: My. was bled this Morning-- The Duke of York was here after breakfast & saw the King in the Queen's Apartment The Duke of Gloucester was here afterwards for some
