of a nice silk hankerchief & 2/6 in money
Mrs Susanna Sanguavanni Did the same
& also sister Elizabeth Morgan gave each of us
a Hankerchief. we held a meeting in the evening
& had a good time, we appointed a committe of
three persons to hire a preaching room viz Dr
Copeland, Rev James Albon & Priest John Cooper
they all accepted their appointment & will report
unto us on Thursday evening at our meeting. Br
James Albon wished to make Elder Kimball & myself
a present of a nice quilt frame of his own work-
manship for our portraits worth £1.10 each which
we accepted of.

It gave me pain while pass-
ing through the streets of London this cold day to
see poor women & esspecially little children freez-
ing nearly to death without food, fire, & but little
cloathing but begging for a morsel to eat 10 mil

I received a letter from Elder T Kington in
Bristol. He informed me he had commenced building up a church in that large city had baptized
5 & organized a branch of 9 members may the Lord
bless him & enable him to build up a large church
there I pray

February 3, 1841 ~ Wednesday

3^rd Doctor Copeland made us a present of a large
Hare caught in the noted Robinghood forest
[FIGURE] I received a letter from Elder John Cheese sta-
ting that he would leave England for America in
Feb with the Saints I wrote a letter to Elder
[FIGURE] T Kington & spent an agreeable visit at Br
Albums with Elder Kimball & Dr Copeland & Br Cooper
I also called upon Sister Redman at 22 King St 3 m

February 4, 1841 ~ Thursday

4^th [FIGURE] I received 2 letters from Elder W^m Pitt
[FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Br W^m Pitt jointly. Sister
Harriet Morgan is broke out with the small pox
Elder Kimball & myself went down into into the
room to her & lade down hands upon her which
was the first time I ever lade hands upon a person
with the small pox. Elder Kimball received 2 letters
one from G. A. Smith & one from Deacon Borough
containing £3 pounds in a post office order
{a wounded spirit and grief we can bear}