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Him that they did not think it right at present to comply | Him that they did not think it right at present to comply | ||
| − | with it - The King received this Message, but certainly not with satisfaction - Sir George Baker & Dr Warren in | + | with it - The King received this Message, but certainly not |
| + | with satisfaction - Sir George Baker & Dr Warren in | ||
consequence were sent in to speak to Him - On seeing | consequence were sent in to speak to Him - On seeing | ||
Them H.My. was angry & agitated on which Coln. Goldsworthy | Them H.My. was angry & agitated on which Coln. Goldsworthy | ||
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The King advanced up to Him & pushed Him. | The King advanced up to Him & pushed Him. | ||
Colonel Manners & Myself being at this time close behind | Colonel Manners & Myself being at this time close behind | ||
| − | Dr Warren interfered, & stopped His Majesty, who on this, & seeing others coming up, He retired from | + | Dr Warren interfered, & stopped His Majesty, who |
| + | on this, & seeing others coming up, He retired from | ||
Dr Warren, pale with Anger, & foaming with rage. | Dr Warren, pale with Anger, & foaming with rage. | ||
Revision as of 21:49, 30 May 2020
Him that they did not think it right at present to comply with it - The King received this Message, but certainly not with satisfaction - Sir George Baker & Dr Warren in consequence were sent in to speak to Him - On seeing Them H.My. was angry & agitated on which Coln. Goldsworthy looking out of his Apartment, underline called for Two Equerries to Come in /underline - Coln. Manners & Myself immediately went in.
We found the King violently agitated, & very Angry, but more particularly with Dr Warren - Shortly after some other Gentlemen in Attendance & Pages came into the room - Dr Warren spoke to The King & Endeavor'd to pacify Him. He requested at the same time that He might feel his Pulse - This the King refused & then getting up briskly He desired Dr Warren to leave the room, telling Him He had sent Him a harsh order that day, & which Sir George Baker had got altered.
Dr Warren still tried to pacify H.My. upon which The King advanced up to Him & pushed Him. Colonel Manners & Myself being at this time close behind Dr Warren interfered, & stopped His Majesty, who on this, & seeing others coming up, He retired from Dr Warren, pale with Anger, & foaming with rage.
The King now desired Dr Warren to go for the present & to leave Sir George Baker with Him promising to see Dr Warren at another time - This was complied with -- & thus has this Turmoil
