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To Lord Camden He talked of going to Hanover--This I heard with regret--As this has been a subject often hinted during his Illness, I have latterly been diligent in tracing connecting Intentions, & [[underline]] on the whole [[/underline]] I am pleased to think, that these have not increased of late - Since his conversation with me on Sea Expeditions on Sunday last, I find that He had been talking with Colonel Digby about ordering his Yatct to Portsmouth & taking a trip from thence to Plymouth & to Mount Edgecombe &c - On all Sea Expeditions I hope He will take a more useful Sailor than myself. After H. My. had received the Duke of Richmond & Lord Camden He walked with the Queen to The Exotic Garden, & during this Interval Major Price arrived -- On their Majesties return this arrival was announced, & the King hasten'd to find Major Price & to whom He gave a very cordial reception--With Him & Colonel Digby, attended also with Dr. Willis He resumed his Walk, leaving the Queen in Her Apartments -- This Walk was a long one -- He went to [[underline]] The New Work house at Richmond [[/underline]] to which He had been a most liberal Benefactor. Here He made a luncheon Eating a slice of their Household Bread -- A circumstance happened at this time which had
