March 14, 1840 ~ Saturday

^14^th^ I spent the day at John Parry & the night at
Brother Benbows {Some of the Saints are still tried.}

March 15, 1840 ~ Sunday

15^th Sunday I preached at Frooms Hill. I
met with the Saints in the afternoon &
confirmed 22 persons & ordained John Cheese
to the office of a priest. I preached in the
evening to a congregation of about 800 but
some of the baser sort made much Distur
bance there was a number of persons that
wished to be Baptized but returned home witho
ut it in consequence of the people this was
a labourious day to me 2 miles

March 16, 1840 ~ Monday

16^th I walked to Mainston & called upon
Squr Johnston a Magestrate & obtained a licens
for preaching in any part of the English
Government. On my return I visited
a number of persons & found them
believing I preached at Frooms Hill &
Baptized 3 persons one of which was a preacher
I spent the night at Brother Benbows 12 m[iles]

March 17, 1840 ~ Tuesday

17^th I had an agreeable interview with
Mr Thomas Kington the superintendant of
the United Brethren. I lade the whole work

March 14, 1840 ~ Saturday

14th I spent the day at John Parry & the night at Brother Benbows {Some of the Saints are still tried.}

March 15, 1840 ~ Sunday

15th Sunday I preached at Froomes Hill, I met with the Saints in the afternoon & confirmed 22 persons & ordained John Cheese to the office of a priest. I preached in the evening to a congregation of about 800 but some of the baser sort made much Distur bance there was a number of persons that wished to be Baptized but returned home witho ut it in consequence of the people this was a labourious day to me 2 miles

March 16, 1840 ~ Monday

16th I walked to Mainston & called upon Squr Johnston a Magestrate & obtained a licens for preaching in any part of the English Government. On my return I visited a number of persons & found them believing I preached at Frooms Hill & Baptized 3 persons one of which was a preacher I spent the night at Brother Benbows 12 m

March 17, 1840 ~ Tuesday

17th I had an agreeable interview with Mr Thomas Kington the Superintendant of the United Brethren. I lade the whole work