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8 Glenelg, and other Ministers, but the unfavourable impression produced by the Kings appearance on all who were admitted to his presence served but to extend the alarm now generally entertained. The next two days were past uncomfortably from the effects of fatigue; but on Saturday, May 27th. His Majesty felt sufficiently strong to hold a Council, and subsequently to give audience to all the Cabinet Ministers, and Officers of State, by Whom it was attended. That the King's disease had already made very rapid and alarming progress, may be inferred from the fact that he had already lost the power of walking, and that it was now necessary for his Medical Attendant, Dr. Davies, to
