Note 53 — CHAP. III.

“In the worst moments of his pain he cried out, that he sincerely hoped, the agonies he then endured might expiate the sins he had committed.” * * * * “I wish with all my soul (says the writer of the Memoir) that the unthinking votaries of dissipation and infidelity could all have been present at the death-bed of this poor man; could have heard his expressions of contrition for his past misconduct, and of reliance upon the mercy of his Creator.”—Vide Memoir of the late Lord Camelford, by the Rev. —, &c.