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28 for the Archbishop; seeming as it were, anxious to ratify the discharge of his earthly, by the performance of his spiritual duties. His grace promptly attended, attired in his robes, and at a quarter to eleven administered the Sacrement to His Majesty and the Queen: Lady Mary Fox communicated at the same time. The King was quite clear, and he paid the greatest attention to the service, following it in the Prayer Book which lay on the table before him. His voice, indeed, failed, but his humble demeanour and uplifted eyes gave expression to the feelings of devotion and of gratitude to the Almighty which his faltering lips refused to utter. The performance
