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commands, I immediately communicated Her directions to each Page separately. They all seemed glad to receive explicit comands from The Queen & expressed their willingness to obey Them. Previous to this, some of the Pages had not thought Themselves authorized to obey a verbal direction from Dr. Willis alone, as they had witnessed scenes in which their assistance with that of Dr. Willis's Men had been essentially necessary, & they had thought themselves too responsible, for the King's safety, to omit what they at times thought, might be conducive to it. The order I had now brought to Them, they consider'd as coming from that Authority, which they were ready cheerfully to obey.

The Channels of obtaining regular & correct information of the real State of His Majesty's health, have thus become much narrowed, & possibly they may be much impeded.

About Six o'clock this Evening, The King being at this time with only one of Doctor Willis's men in his Apartment with Him, went into an adjoining apartment. At this time He was quiet & unruffled, neither had He been angry with this man whose name was underline Wynne; /underline On coming out the King took an opportunity of seizing Him suddenly by his hair, dragging Him & beginning a scuffle. Wynne on this called out, & Mr Brawn one of The King's Pages being at hand in the next room went in & released Him, while another Page went