I have nothing to complain of in your conduct.

It is only from necessity that I part with you." Nottingham retired with dignity.

Though a very honest man, he went out of office much richer than he had come in five years before.

What were then considered as the legitimate emoluments of his place were great; he had sold Kensington House to the Crown for a large sum; and he had probably, after the fashion of that time, obtained for himself some lucrative grants.

He laid out all his gains in purchasing land.