November 10, 1840 ~ Tuesday

10^th I took the parting hand with Elder G A. Smit[h]
who started for Birmingham so I am now left
alone again [FIGURE] I finished writing the letter to
Father & Mother Carter & mailed it I wrote lengthy
& answered Sister Foss Letter. I wrote a letter
to Elder W. Richards. I preached at 8 oclock
at the Academy

November 11, 1840 ~ Wednesday

11^th I spent the day in writing

November 12, 1840 ~ Thursday

12 I wrote a letter to the week Editor
of the weekly Dispatch publish in London in
answer to an article which he published against
the Latter Day Saints I received two letter
one From Sister Ann Dawson to G A Smith
& the other from G. A. Smith. I walked through
London city, crossed the bridge & visited
Mr Allgoods family they had been quite sick
but were much better. I wrote Br Amison
a letter & Also Elder G. A. Smith. I feel
a little lonely here in London since Br
Smith left me though not because there
is not people enough in London for there
is plenty but a person is placed in a gret
variety of circumstance[s] that is travelli
ng in the world as we are. I preached at night
& while preaching Br Wm Pitt from Dymock
came into the room. I was surprised to s[ee]
him as I was not looking for any one he
spent the night with me at my lodgging 6 m[iles]

November 13, 1840 ~ Friday

13^th I received a letter from O. Pratt I wrote
one in return to him I also wrote a letter to Br
Browett. We took a walk to London Bridg[e]
visited St Pauls Church, the Bank of England
& many other places. It was a vary rainy
day & they think there is nothing worse than a
rainy day in London. On our return home
we found the people flung into great confusion in
consequence of a visit from a country cow
who had never been in London before & did not
understand the Law or custom of the citiy
& she began to chase the people & when I saw
her men women & children were runing for
there lives & the cow at there heels & just befor[e]
she got to us she drove one man through a door

November 10, 1840 ~ Tuesday

10th I took the parting hand with Elder G A. Smith who started for Birmingham so I am now left alone again [FIGURE] I finished writing the letter to Father & Mother Carter & mailed it I wrote lengthy & answered sister Foss Letter. I wrote a letter [FIGURE] to Elder W. Richards. I preached at 8 oclock at the Academy

November 11, 1840 ~ Wednesday

11th I spent the day in writing

November 12, 1840 ~ Thursday

12 [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to the Editor of the weekly Dispatch publish in London in answer to an article which he published against the Latter Day Saints [FIGURE] I received two letter one From Sister Ann Dawson to G A Smith & the other from G. A. Smith. I walked through London city, crossed the bridge & visited Mr Allgoods family they had been quite sick but were much better. I wrote Br Amison [FIGURE] a letter & Also Elder G. A. Smith. I feel a little lonely here in London since Br Smith left me though not because there is not people enough in London for there is plenty but a person is placed in a gret variety of circumstances that is travelli ng in the world as we are. I preached at night & while preaching Br Wm Pitt from Dymock came into the room. I was surprised to see him as I was not looking for any one he spent the night with me at my lodgging 6 m

November 13, 1840 ~ Friday

13th [FIGURE] I received a letter from O. Pratt I wrote [FIGURE] one in return to him I also wrote a letter to Br Browett. We took a walk to London Bridge visited St Pauls Church, the Bank of England & many other places. It was a vary rainy day & they think there is nothing worse than a rainy day in London. On our return home we found the people flung into great confusion in consequence of a visit from a country cow who had never been in London before & did not understand the Law or custom of the citiy & she began to chase the people & when I saw her men women & children were runing for there lives & the cow at there heels & just before she got to us she drove one man through a door