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upwards of Sixty Horses in The Field _ Some Ladies saw the beginning of the Chase in their Phaeton -- Mrs. Neville - Miss Stevenson &c. The Chase over I galloped with His Majesty, attended by one Groom to Windsor In the course of this ride His Majesty was pleased to hold conversation with Me on variety of subjects & in the kindest & most gracious manner - Among others H.My. at this time gave Me the history & [[underline]] rumours [[/underline]] of Miss Stevenson's marriage with Lord Lothian - who He appears to Me to know well, & not to mistake. "Tho' fond of beauty (said H.My.) I "do not think He would be so foolish at his Age "to marry Her, especially with such a Family as "He has -- I consider in this Instance, these to "be similar professions only, to those His Lordship "always makes to Every pretty face He meets, "& should He be baffled here, as He has been before, "He can as soon console Himself under a disappointment
