was sick nigh unto Death we prayed with her &
lade hands upon her & rebuked her sickness in
the name of the Lord.

In the evening we
went to Tabernacle Square & Baptized 4 persons
one was Mrs Albon Br James Albon's wife, we also
confirmed her. Elder Kimball administered the
ordinance of Baptism. He also received 4 letters which
gave us information of the vast emegration of the
Saints Elder Young said 235 go on one ship & 100
more are going on another. Elder Thomas Smith
spoke of severe persecution arising in Clithero & round
about 3 miles

February 9, 1841 ~ Tuesday

9^th Elder Kimball & myself spent the day in prepa
ring a pi[e]ce or small tract for the press to present to the
citizens of London before we leave it showing
in plainness the first principles of the gospel & the
commission given by Jesus to his Ancient Apostles
we had an interesting meeting in the evening

February 10, 1841 ~ Wednesday

10^th we spent the day in writing at Sister Ellen B.
Redman at No 22 King Street Persaval St Clark & Well
Parrish we took a walk out to the Hospital, with
Doctor Copeland & spent the evening at home

February 11, 1841 ~ Thursday

11^th We finished our Peace for the Press, Elder
Lorenzo Snow arived at our lodgings this
day from Birmingham to [take] charge of the church
in London in our absence as we shall leave it in
his care, I was truly glad to once more greet Br
Snow As I have not seen him before since 1837
[FIGURE] I recived a letter from Elder Kington. Elder
Wm Pitt also arived at our lodgings in the evening
we had an interesting evening meeting Elder
Snow Preached Elder Kimball & myself followed
him we all spent the night at our logings 2

February 12, 1841 ~ Friday

12^th [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Sister Eliza Bromley
one to Elder T. Kington & one to G A Smith

Elders Heber C. Kimball & Lorenzo Snow wen[t]
to Woolwich. I received a letter from Br S^m^ith to Br
Snow. Their is great excitement at the present
time not ownly in the House of Parliament but throug[h]-
out London in consequence of the Apprehension &