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late in the Evening, He was stopped by a Farmers Dog, who seized Him in a deep Mirey Lane - I had much pleasure during this severe Chace to See several Horses which had begun it [[underline]] fresh [[/underline]] from Swinley, completely knocked up & [[underline]] left behind [[/underline]] -- Amongst these were Lord [[underline]] Hinchinbrooke's [[/underline]], Lord [[underline Spencer Hamilton's [[/underline]] and [[underline]] Jewel's [[/underline]] The Yeoman Prickers. - His Majesty attended by Myself, his Old Groom [[underline]] Smart [[/underline]] & two Grooms made for Hartford Bridge after the Stag was taken, & which was a few Miles distant -- On our arrival a Hack Chaise & horses was instantly ordered, & off His majesty went in it, attended [[underline]] only [[/underline]] by Me, his Equerry, for Bagshot - At Bagshot We changed Horses & Chaise, & proceeded on from then to The Queen's Lodge at Windsor in a dark Night - & where We arrived late in the Evening without check or interruption - In these times His majesty frequently returned home after long chases, & at a distance
