On _Sunday_ morning, _Bedworth_ sent a message to the _ordinary_, entreating permission for the “_convict school boys_” to come near his cell, and join him in singing a hymn. This was of course complied with, and they repeated their singing, at his request, on Sunday evening, when he joined the children, and expressed himself much happier by this social act of devotion.—The number of youths who united their voices in these gloomy vaults amounted to about _thirty_, and such sounds, floating through the dreary passages, might well have been supposed to impress, not only the criminal, but the children themselves, with edifying thoughts. The _Rev. Mr. Cotton_ remained several hours with _Bedworth_, on Sunday evening, and his labours were succeeded by two gentlemen, who were dissenters, one of whom remained with him throughout the night. On this occasion he was reminded of his promise to completely detail his _narrative_ and confession, previously given in these pages, which he did with perfect composure, with an apparently entire recollection of the events of his life. Having done this, he continued incessantly in prayer and religious conversation. He sang with his companion two or three hymns, and he repeated, and sang with great fervour, the Hymn beginning, “Jesu, lover of my soul, Let me to thy bosom fly,” &c. As the morning dawned, Bedworth conversed with much animation, and amongst other things, asked his friend, whether he thought the _populace_ would assemble in any great number to witness his ignominious death? Being answered that it was likely there would be many, he remarked, “_I would that the poor creatures would remain at home_, _and pray for_ ME, _if not for_ THEMSELVES.” At _six_ o’clock on _Monday_ morning, the _ordinary_ again attended _Bedworth_ in his cell, and continued with him in prayer, until half-past seven, when one of the sheriffs also visited him. After remaining with him some moments, the latter retired to assist in the necessary preparations, and _Bedworth_ was again left in prayer with his companion. The crowd, now assembled to witness the execution, was very considerable; though certainly it did not amount to _half_, perhaps not _one-third_ of the number collected upon the occasion of the extraordinary execution of the unfortunate _Elizabeth Fenning_.