Ten members were confirmed and seven children blessed under
the hands of Elders Woodruff and Kington. Elder Daniel Browett
was appointed to represent the Gadfield's Elm conference at the
General Conference at Manchester and ordered that the clerk
present to the Presiding Elders for safe keeping and also to the General
Conference a copy of the minutes of this. Upon motion of
President Willard Richards the conference was adjourned until
the 13th of September of the same year.

After the close of the conference the Elders and
other officers present met in council and arranged that a weekly
council of the Priesthood should be held alternately on the
South and North sides of the River Severn to commence at
Leigh on the 26th of June and organized the same by appointing
Elder Daniel Browett President and John Hill clerk of these
weekly councils of Priesthood on the South side. The
North side was ^also^ organized by the appointment of Elder
William Jinkins President and John Smith clerk: the
first council to assemble on the 9th of the next July at
Turkey Hall. After other business of a minor nature the
council adjourned and it is worthy of remark that there had
not been that day either in conference or council a dissenting
voice.

June 15th we walked to Dymock and
I continued to Ryton and preached and then returned to
Dymock and the next day went to Lugwardine and
preached at the house of the father of Elder Philip Green
when three were baptized by Elder Green, and by Elder
Richards and myself confirmed eleven and ordained two
Priests

The following day I baptized six and
Willard Richards confirmed them after which we walked
to Marden and preached at the house of William Jay and
baptized and confirmed four. This day we baptized 10
and confirmed them blessed four children and laid hands
upon and healed seven who were sick

The day after I baptized five which
we then confirmed. We also ordained Francis Burnet
to the office of Priest blessed 6 children administered

Ten members were confirmed and seven children blessed under the hands of Elders Woodruff and Kington. Elder Daniel Browett was appointed to represent the Gadfield's Elm Conference at the General Conference at Manchester and it was ordered that they clerk present to the Presiding Elders for safe keeping and also to the General Conference a copy of the minutes of this. Upon motion of President Willard Richards the Conference was adjourned until the 13th of September of the same year.

After the close of the Conference the Elders and other officers present met in Council and arranged that a weekly council of the Priesthood should be held alternately on the south and North sides of the River Severn to commence at Leigh on the 26th of June and organized the same by appointing Elder Daniel Browett President and John Hill clerk of these weekly councils of Priesthood on the south side. The North side was also organized by the appointment of Elder William Jinkins President and John Smith clerk: the first council to assemble on the 9th of the next July at Turkey Hall. After other business of a minor nature the council adjourned and it is worthy of remark that there had not been that day either in Conference or Council a dissenting voice.

June 15th we walked to Dymock and I continued to Ryton and preached and then returned to Dymock and the next day went to Lugwardine and preached at the house of the father of Elder Philip Green when three were baptized by Elder Green, and Elder Richards and myself confirmed eleven ordained two Priets and blessed three children

The following day I baptized six and Willard Richards confirmed them after which we walked to Marden and preached at the house of William Jay and baptized and confirmed four. This day we baptized 10 one of whom was a preacher and confirmed them blessed four children and laid hands upon and healed seven who were sick

The day after I baptized five which we then confirmed. We also ordained Francis Burnet to the office of Priest blessed 6 children administered