Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
St John's Market Liverpool on
My wife and I paid it a visit. It was a fine
sight. The best of beef mutton pork veal and prize bullocks sheep
lambs &c uncut filled their department of the Market House game
and poultry of every kind crouded its department and fruit from
almost every country and clime was heaped fancifully on its
numerous decorated stalls and the whole body of the market was
hung with evergreen. After we had viewed St John's Market
we returned home and at eleven o'clock at night we attended
High Mass In the Catholic Chapel
Scotland Road Liverpool.
This was the first time in my life that I had ever attended
High Mass in a Catholic Church.
I and my wife eat our Christmas dinner
at brother and sister Enion's with whom our daughter Susan
Cornelia had been for some time living and in the afternoon we
all attended a general tea meeting of the Saints held at the Music
Hall in Liverpool with a company of 3 or 4 hundred Saints
A few more days past and the year
1845 had rolled round and I and my family ^in^ Liverpool continuing
my second mission to the British Isles.
My Synopsis of Labours and Travels
In Great Brittain
in 1845
I travelled in the British Isles three thousand
six hundred and eighty two miles.
