& in an instant they were droped into Eterni
ty for murder precicely at 1 oclok & the rope
cut & their bodies droped at 2 oclock. the gallows
removed at 3 oclok I then went into the gail
& had an interview with Elder Turley who
was unlawfully put into prision. I spent
an hour with him. I carried him some
provision, & read the Letters to him which I
had written to him. I left him in good health
& spirits & walked to Stone from thence to Stoke
upon trent 15 [miles] stoped & spent the night with Brother
Hulme. I was weary in body have been
travling 20 hours the whole distance 84 miles

April 12, 1840 ~ Sunday

12^th Sunday I preached to the Saints in Stoke,
in the afternoon in Hanley, & in the evening to
a large congregation. I spent the night in
Burslem with Elder Clark he had the fever
& ague I lade hands upon him & he was
better. I confirmed one 4 miles

April 13, 1840 ~ Monday

13^th I recieved & read the singular & striking
prophecies of Robert Dixon the celebrated Cheshire
prophet in the reign of Henry VII from Lady Cowpers
correct copy also an account of his life &
death published by John Fregorth 1829 [FIGURE]

& in an instant they were droped into Eterni ty for murder precicely at 1 oclock & the rope cut & their bodies droped at 2 oclock. the gallows removed at 3 oclock I then went into the gail & had an interview with Elder Turley who was unlawfully put into prision. I spent an hour with him. I carried him some provision, & read the Letters to him which I had written to him. I left him in good health & spirits & walked to Stone from thence to Stoke upon trent 15 stoped & spent the night with Brother Hulme. I was weary in body have been travling 20 hours the whole distance 84 miles

April 12, 1840 ~ Sunday

12th Sunday I preached to the Saints in Stoke, in the afternoon in Hanley, & in the evening to a large congregation. I spent the night in Burslem with Elder Clark he had the fever & ague I lade hands upon him & he was better. I confirmed one 4 miles

April 13, 1840 ~ Monday

13th I recieved & read the singular & striking prophecies of Robert Dixon the celebrated Cheshire prophet in the reign of Henry. VII from Lady Cowpers correct copy also an account of his life & death published by John Fregorth 1829)