Dear Brother yours of Nov 7th
came to hand in due time. In the midst of
councellors there is Safety, & I am always thankful
for council, from my Brethren the Twelve & ever mean
to be ready to abide by it. We both came to London
by the council of the Twelve & we feel equally
as willing to leave London by the same council
you spoke our feeling exactly in this thing, immedi-
ately on the reception of your kind letter Eldr Smith
prepared himself & early this Morning left for Birmingham & the potteries. As soon as I
can make arangments concerning my appointments I
shall leave for Hereferdshire or any other place the Twelve
think best, or tarry whare I am as may be thought
Wisdom. Elder Curtis Writes from Ireland for
some council concerning his coming into some
part of England if you have any council for him I
presume it would be vary excptable. I am sorry to hear
that DoctL Richards is so much out of health please
give my respects to him. I should truly be happy to
have an interview with him which I trust I shall
be privileged with some day. I was truly glad to hear
from cousin Lemuel. I hope the Lord will bless
him my respects to Sister's Richards & Pratt & all who
inquire. We have an article in this weeks Dispatch here
in London against us & the Bishop & Ministers of the
Dear Brother yours of Nov 7th
came to hand in due time. In the midst of
councellors there is Safety, & I am always thankful
for council, from my Brethren the Twelve & ever mean
to be ready to abide by it. We both came to London
by the council of the Twelve & we feel equally
as willing to leave London by the same council
you spoke our feeling exactly in this thing, immediately on the reception of your kind letter Eldr Smith
prepared himself & early this Morning left for
Birmingham & the potteries. As soon as I
can make arangments concerning my appointments I
shall leave for Hereferdshire or any other place the Twelve
think best, or tarry whare I am as may be thought
Wisdom. Elder Curtis Writes from Ireland for
some council concerning his coming into some
part of England if you have any council for him I
presume it would be vary excptable. I am sorry to hear
that DoctL Richards is so much out of health please
give my respects to him. I should truly be happy to
have an interview with him which I trust I shall
be privileged with some day. I was truly glad to hear
from cousin Lemuel. I hope the Lord will bless
him my respects to Sister's Richards & Pratt & all who
inquire. We have an article in this weeks Dispatch here
in London against us & the Bishop & Ministers of the