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31 conversation, but his spirits seemed soothed and comforted by the presence of the Archbishop, on whose venerable and benign countenance His Majesty's eyes rested with real pleasure. The King at this interview stretched his hand across the table, and taking that of the Archbishop's pressed it fervently, saying, in a tone of voice which was audible only to the Queen, who was seated near to His Majesty, "I am sure the Archbishop is one of those persons who pray for me" - The afternoon of this day a still further diminution of His Majesty's strength, but in proportion to the decay of his bodily powers was the increase of his spiritual hope and consolation. At nine oclock in the evening, the
