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The Terrace was very full of Company & The Two Bands play'd as usual through the Evening, on it- Their Majesties & The Royal Family left The Terrace at 8 oClock & came back to The Queens Lodge from thence-- General Budé & Myself profited of Mrs. Haggerdon's kind & general Invitation, & We drank Tea with Her, previous to our attending the Music Room. On Entering The Music Room We found The Royal Family very busy in looking at [[underline]] The Little Monmouthshire Fairy [[/underline]] -- Her height I do not recollect but I know Her weight, [[underline]] was said, [[/underline]] to be Eighteen Pounds only. The King & Queen were very good & kind to it, & They asked Her Many questions - Put at Ease by Their notice & condescension The [[underline]] Little Fairy [[/underline]], begged She might have the honor of kissing both Their hands, & She was
