December 10, 1840 ~ Thursday

(Dec 10^th I recieved a letter from Elder Hedlock
Elder Young one from P P. Pratt containing £5.
we walked over Black Friars Bridge called at
Zions Chapel, to attend a sacrament meeting at
Mr Aitkens society, but they knowing who
we were refused to let us in, fearing lest we should
break up their sociey. We then crossed over the
Waterloo Road & returned home We attended mee-
ting in the evening I preached was followed by Elders
Kimball & Young, who brore strong testimony
to the people 6 miles

December 11, 1840 ~ Friday

11^th I walked with Elder Young to the great
western Railway & took the parting hand with
him & he started for Cheltenham. I returned
& spent the day in writing I received a letter fro[m]
Elder Lorenzo Snow. I visited Mr James Albon
9 1/2 Spencer place Goswell Road. He is a preacher
of the Independant order he & his houshold mani-
fests faith in our doctrin. 10 miles

December 12, 1840 ~ Saturday

12^th I wrote a few lines to Phebe in Elder Kim-
ball'^s letter to his wife, & acknowledged the rece
ption of her letter of Oct 6 to 19^th. I wrote in my
Journal)

[FIGURE] We saw cannon shot chiefly
made of wrought iron, namely, spike shot
star shot, chain shot, and saw shot,
A Beheading axe of singular form. This has
long been named as the axe which took of the
head of Queen Anne Boleyn [FIGURE] It is also said
to have beheaded the earl of Essex.

In going into the grand storeho
use we pass the front of the Horse Armoury we
observed two French brass mortars which were brou-
ght from Acre in the year 1799.

The Train of Artillery

This room is nearly 350 feet in length, containi
ng a large number of chests containing arms in
readiness for use, and also a great variety or [of]
cannon

1. Is a gun made of wrought iron assigned to
the time of Henry VI AD 1422 [FIGURE]

December 10, 1840 ~ Thursday

(Dec 10th [FIGURE] I recieved a letter from Elder Hedlock Elder Young one from P P. Pratt containing £5. we walked over Black Friars Bridge called at Zions Chapel, to attend a sacrament meeting at Mr Aitkens society, but they knowing who we were refused to let us in, fearing lest we should break up their sociey. We then crossed over the Waterloo Road & returned home We attended meeting in the evening I Preached was followed by Elders Kimball & Young, who bore strong testimony to the people 6 miles

December 11, 1840 ~ Friday

11th I walked with Elder Young to the great western Railway & took the parting hand with him & he started for Cheltenham. I returned & spent the day in writing [FIGURE] I received a letter from Elder Lorenzo Snow. I visited Mr James Albon 9 1/2 Spencer place Goswell Road. He is a preacher of the Independant order he & his houshold manifests faith in our doctrin. 10 miles

December 12, 1840 ~ Saturday

12th [FIGURE] I wrote a few lines to Phebe in Elder Kimball's letter to his wife, & acknowledged the rece ption of her letter of Oct 6 to 19th. I wrote in my Journal)

FIGURES We saw cannon shot chiefly made of wrought iron, namely, spike shot star shot, chain shot, and saw shot, A Beheading axe of singular form. This has long been named as the axe which took of the head of Queen Anne Boleyn [FIGURE] It is also said to have beheaded the earl of Essex.

In going into the grand storeho use we pass the front of the Horse Armoury we observed two French brass mortars which were brought from Acre in the year 1799.

The Train of Artillery

This room is nearly 350 feet in length, containi ng a large number of chests containing arms in readiness for use, and also a great variety or of cannon

1. Is a gun made of wrought iron assigned to the time of Henry VI AD 1422 [FIGURE]