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Feb 11, 1841

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February 11, 1841 ~ Thursday

11^th We finished our peace for the press, Elder
Lorenzo Snow arived at our lodgings this
day from Birmingham to [take] charge of the church
in London in our absence as we shall leave it in
his care, I was truly glad to once more greet Br
Snow As I have not seen him before since 1837
[FIGURE] I recived a letter from Elder Kington. Elder
Wm Pitt Also arived at our lodgings in the evening
we had an interesting evening meeting Elder
Snow preached Elder Kimball & myself followed
him we all spent the night at our logings 2 [miles]

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Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine

don on the , to take charge of the Church after our departure. I was truly glad to once more greet him for I had not seen him since 1837. On the same day Elder Wm. Pitt also arrived at our lodgings, and we had an interesting meeting in the evening. Brother Snow preached, and Elder Kim- ball and myself followed him, and the next day Brothers Heber and Lorenzo went to Woolwich to give impetus to

Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 1

in London on the to take charge of the church after our departure. I was truly glad to once more greet him for I had not seen him since 1837 On the same day Elder Wm Pitt also arrived at our lodgings and we had an interesting meeting in the evening. Brother Snow preached and Elder Kimball and myself followed him and the next ^day^ brothers Heber and Lorenzo went to Woolwich to give impetous to the work of God in that important town. There was great excitement at that time both in the House of Parliament and throughout England in consequence of the apprehension and imprisonment of Mr M. C. Cleod a British officer