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are & I trust it will have made a lasting impression upon us all. Mr Greenwood was such an excellent good man that his Death may be considered as a fine example of the underline Death of the righteous /underline for without suffering he breathed his last moments.

It is a satisfaction to us to know that he felt perfectly happy to the last hour of his Life & that the King could show him his extreme & high regard to the end of his well spent generous Life & has contributed to make him happy by inviting him to our House, where he seemed to addition be /addition in perfect health & excellent spirits.

Dear Sir H Taylor suffer'd very much from the shock he received, for it was in his Arms that poor Mr. G. fell & he was present when he expired a few minutes afterwards. He