Letter from Reuben Hedlock, 10 April 1846
Stanley Buildings Bath St Liverpool
Dear Brother Woodruff
your Welcom Letter of March 2nd & 7th
came Duly to Hand and I am glad to hear that you
are safe Landed in N. York after so perilous a Voige
and hope these Lines will find you well as they Leave
me at pressent and all in the office. I am thankfull
to learn by your letter that the twelve are safe from
the hand of their persecutors and hope when they get
Beyond the Bounds of time and space or in other
words when they find a Resting place in the wilderness
that they may have Rest from their Enemes and
be enabled to fulfill their High calling in the
Kindgom of God unmolested, you ask me to
write to you all particulors Respecting affairs in
Briten and to comply with your Request I scarcley
know where to Begin, but will Begin at what I
consider of importance first as to the church in Briten
I would say that it is in full as healthy state as when
you Left and some conferences are improving verry
much for instance Malesfield is in peace and guiet
ness for the first time since it was a conference and
Dayley increesseng which may Be said of all the
conferences I have had to atend is spessial conference in
Birmingham and the Result is father Crook is
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