February 28, 1841 ~ Sunday

Fed 28^th Sunday this is the last Day of winter, I still
have a severe cold. I preached this Day for the
first time in the city of Bristol, I preached in the
Theater in the afternoon & evening. The Theater
was crouded to overflowing several Hundred were present
& good attention was paid, many souls will embrace
the work in Bristol. After meeting we returned to Elder
Kingtons House & I broke bread unto the Saints had a
good time, one offered for Baptism. Bristol is a vary noted
place for Religion contains a vary great No of churches
& chapels of the various orders, it is a sea port town
it is the Harbour of the great western & many
other ships that sail to New York. I went through Red-
cliff Street Park st & Temple st.

March 1, 1841 ~ Monday

March 1^st 1841 Thus my Birth Day rolls around
again with the spring. I am 34 years of age this
day thus time rolls along & waiteth for no man
I am much troubled with a bad cold, I spent the
day at Br. Kingtons. We spoke much about going to
Nauvoo, I pray God to hasten the day when I may see my
wife & child once more

March 2, 1841 ~ Tuesday

2nd It is rainy weather I still have a cold but am
some better than I was yesterday, I preached again
& for the last time, in the Theater in Bristol, many
strangers attended & gave good attention. I spent the night
at Br Kingtons I wrote a letter to Br Oaxy

March 3, 1841 ~ Wednesday

3. I received a letter from Elder Snow. I took a walk
with Elder Kington through the city of Bristol we visited
Mrs Clift, After which we visited the Noted suspension
Bridge now erecting across the River Avon, at St Vincens
Rocks Clifton, this suspension Bridge is 100 feet high
& 700 in length, their was a bar of Iron & two ropes extend-
ing across from pillar to pillar & persons could ownly
as yet pass over in a basket one or two at a time which
goes on rollers or wheels almost with the rapidity
of a steem engine. I saw several pass over in this way
their is some of the greatest curiosities in the known world
in the petrified stones formed from the various shells
fish, worms, & other living creatures of the sea which
were formed into stones of Beautiful figures & colors I
purchased some small specimens, & after walking over

February 28, 1841 ~ Sunday

Fed 28th Sunday this is the last Day of winter, I still have a severe cold. I preached this Day for the first time in the city of Bristol, I preached in the Theater in the afternoon & evening. The Theater was crouded to overflowing several Hundred were present & good attention was paid, many souls will embrace the work in Bristol. After meeting we returned to Elder Kingtons House & I broke bread unto the Saints had a good time, one offered for Baptism. Bristol is a vary noted place for Religion contains a vary great No of churches & chapels of the various orders, it is a sea port town it is the Harbour of the great western & many other ships that sail to New York. I went through Redcliff Street Park st & Temple st.

March 1, 1841 ~ Monday

March 1st 1841 Thus my Birth Day rolls around again with the spring. I am 34 years of age this day thus time rolls along & waiteth for no man I am much troubled with a bad cold, I spent the day at Br. Kingtons. We spoke much about going to Nauvoo, I pray God to hasten the day when I may see my wife & child once more

March 2, 1841 ~ Tuesday

2nd It is rainy weather I still have a cold but am some better than I was yesterday, I preached again & for the last time in the Theater in Bristol, many strangers attended & gave good attention, I spent the night at Br Kingtons [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Br Oaxy

March 3, 1841 ~ Wednesday

3 [FIGURE] I received a letter from Elder Snow. I took a walk with Elder Kington through the city of Bristol we visited Mrs Clift. After which we visited the Noted suspension Bridge now erecting across the River Avon, at St Vincens Rocks Clifton, this suspension Bridge is 100 feet high & 700 in length, their was a bar of Iron & two ropes extending across from pillar to pillar & persons could ownly as yet pass over in a basket one or two at a time which goes on rollers or wheels almost with the rapidity of a steem engine. I saw several pass over in this way their is some of the greatest curiosities in the known world in the petrified stones formed from the various shells fish, worms, & other living creatures of the Sea which were formed into stones of Beautiful figures & colors I purchased some small specimens, & after walking over