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On [[underline]] Wednesday March 4th 1789 I was released from my long Waiting [[/underline]] by Colonel Manners having been Sixteen Weeks in constant waiting as Equerry, with the Interruption only of an occasional absence of a very few days, [[underline]] on my own private business. [[/underline]] [[underline]] Weymouth. [[/underline]] At a subsequent period His Majesty made Weymouth a frequent Summer Residence attended by the Queen and The Princesses--They resided in Gloucester Lodge & which was fitted up for Them * I was [[underline]] frequently [[/underline]] in Waiting on The King during his residence at Weymouth with the Queen, & then with others of the few attendants who were then [[underline]] ordered on Duty, [[/underline]] was through * Some years after, The King purchased Gloucester Lodge--
