"If," he said, "I could only see the King, I would confess every thing to him freely.

I would tell him much that it would be important for him to know.

It is only in that way that I can be of service to him.

A witness for the Crown I cannot be for my conscience will not suffer me to be sworn." He assured Sidney that the most formidable enemies of the government were the discontented Whigs.

"The Jacobites are not dangerous.