September 6, 1840 ~ Sunday

6^th Sunday I preached in the morning at Bowl
Court 237 Shoreditch was followed by Elders
Kimball & Smith. Also we held a meeting in
Tabernacle square at 3 oclock & Elders Kimball & Smith
preached in the street & I followed them in
Bearing testimony one man arose & opposed us &
was angry becaus of the truth of God, & conti
nued opposing untill the conversation was stoped
by the police. We met again in the evening at
Bowl Court to preach to the people as we had an
appointments But when we got there, we found
a plan contrived by several of the preachers for
one of them to preach lest some of the peopl would
believe our doctrin & when we saw this we went
our way, & found four other persons that received
our testimony & offered themselves for Baptism 10 m[iles]

September 7, 1840 ~ Monday

7^th I wrote a letter to Elder Browett &
walked to Br Corner's & visited several
other friends. {Brother Corner would make me a [illegible shorthand] watch for} 5 10
two offered themselves for Baptism. On
my return home I passed through Smithfield
market & it was fare time with them & such a
scenery I never saw before I visited St Pauls church
or cathedral after visiting the lower room which
we visited on the 24^th Aug I then walked on circular
stairs into the whispering gallery which is round &
exceding large & a person can hear a whisper distinc
tly from any part of it. I nex visited the Cupola
& all parts above it untill I got to the ^[FIGURE]^ I then went in to
the top of the Brass ball upon which the cross stand whic
is as high as any man can go It brought me 400 feet
in the air over the city. I wrote my name & returned to the ^Earth^
On ariving at our boarding hours I found Elder
kimball & Smith who had just returned from
a visit with the Rev. R. Aitken A.M. he
treated them kindly acknowledged their doctrin
to be true but was afraid of deception his
mind is in a disturbed state. We held a meeting
in the Temperance hall in the evening which
was well lighted with gas But we had almost
bear walls to preach to as their was ownly
about 30 persons present. The truth is the
minds of the people here in London are taken up
with evry thing but the things of God & righteous
ness. I preached to the people about one hour
& was followed by Elder Kimball. after paying
7/6 for the use of the Hall we returned to our lodgings.

September 6, 1840 ~ Sunday

6th Sunday I preached in the morning at Bowl Court 237 Shoreditch was followed by Elders Kimball & Smith. Also we held a meeting in Tabernacle square at 3 oclock & Elders Kimball & Smith preached in the street & I followed them in Bearing testimony one man arose & opposed us & was angry becaus of the truth of God, & conti nued opposing untill the conversation was stoped by the Police. We met again in the evening at Bowl Court to preach to the people as we had an appointments But when we got there, we found a plan contrived by several of the preachers for one of them to preach lest some of the peopl would believe our doctrin & when we saw this we went our way, & found four other persons that received our testimony & offered themselves for Baptism 10 m

September 7, 1840 ~ Monday

7th [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Elder Browett & walked to Br Corners & visited several other friends. {Brother Corner would make me a [illegible] watch for} 5 10 two offered themselves for Baptism. On my return home I passed through Smithfield market & it was fare time with them & such a scenery I never saw before I visited St Pauls Church or Cathedral after visiting the lower room which we visited on the 24th Aug. I then walked on circular stairs into the whispering gallery which is round & exceding large & a person can hear a whisper distinctly from any part of it. I nex visited the Cupola & all parts above it untill I got to the [FIGURE] I then went in to the top of the Brass ball upon which the cross stand whic is as high as any man can go It brought me 400 feet in the air over the city. I wrote my name & returned to the Earth On ariving at our boarding hours I found Elder Kimball & Smith who had just returned from a visit with the Rev. R. Aitken A.M. he treated them kindly acknowledged their doctrin to be true but was afraid of deception his mind is in a disturbed state.

We held a meeting in the Temperance hall in the evening which was well lighted with gas But we had almost bear walls to preach to as their was ownly about 30 persons present. The truth is the minds of the people here in London are taken up with evry thing but the things of God & righteous ness. I preached to the people about one hour & was followed by Elder Kimball. after paying 7/6 for the use of the Hall we returned to our lodgings.