Letter from George Teasdale, 7 September 1889
President Wilford Woodruff
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Brother:
On Wednesday the
4th inst we were visited by the following brethren and
sister who arrived in Liverpool from New York per
Guion S. S. Nevada. There were three appointed to
the Netherlands. Jos. H. Lambert, Albert Spencer
and Louis W. Simmons. Eight were appointed to the
British Isles and were located in the following Conferen-
ces Samuel W. Western and John E. Huish, to the Bir-
mingham; George Marshall and Robert H. Hodge
to the Manchester; John H. Clark and Edwin John
Longhurst, to the London; Charles England to the
Norwich Conferences and John T. Evans to
Wales. Bro. John B. Milner and his wife on a
visit to relatives and business. They were all in
good health and spirits. We held a council meet-
ing in the morning with the missionaries and they
were appointed to their fields of labor. They met
with us at our evening meeting in Bittern St,
and bore their testimonies and expressed their wil-
lingness to do their best to fill a good mission.
(Prest Jos. Leaing, of the London Conference, who was
with us at our morning council, gave the brethren
some most excellent counsel on missionary labors.
