Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine
On the , I took
the parting hand of the Saints in Here-
fordshire and started on a mission to
London, in company with Apostles
Heber C. Kimball and George A.
Smith. We rode from Leigh to Chel-
tenham, where we tarried for the night
and in the morning took coach and rode
forty miles through a most delightful
country, which everywhere wore the
golden hue of a plentiful harvest, passed
through Oxfordshire, in sight of Stowe,
the family residence of the Duke of
Buckingham, and at Farmington Station,
took train for London where we arrived
at 4 p. m. We changed conveyance
to the center of the city by omnibus,
walked across London Bridge into the
Borough, and called upon Mrs. Allgood
the sister of Elder Theodore Turley's
wife. She treated us with kindness,
gave us refreshments and then directed
us to a public house, the King's Arms,
King Street, Borough. Here we tarried
for the night.
