[Edward William Tullidge] three persons one of whom was a preacher.

On the following day still indisposed in health
I walked to Froom's Hill wrote a letter to ^my father^ Aphek Woodruff and
spent the night with Elder Brigham Young at brother Benbow's
and the next day I occupied in writing to several of my friends in
America. There was a meeting that night at Froom's Hill when
Elder Young preached and we ordained Thomas Clark to the office
of Priest.

I walked with Elder Brigham Young to ^Dymock^
next day the 30th and had an interview with Elder Richards and
Kington with whom we spent the night. I received three letters
one from ^Mother^ Woodruff one from G. A. Smith and the other
from H Cordon.

My travels and labours continued and on the
5th of May I preached at Crowcutt and baptized 5 persons and
confirmed them one of whom was a preacher and on the 6th I
baptized and confirmed them and afterwards preached at
Dun's Close and walked to Taperdin where I baptized and
confirmed 4 making on this day one of whom was a preacher

The next day I walked to Malvern Hill
and preached at Colwall and on the following visited the Saints
and friends at Malvern Hill

In my walk to Colwall on the 9^th, I had
a grand survey of Nature and the Power of the Creator while
standing upon the top of Malvern Hill elevated from 1200 to
1500 feet above the level. The surrounding country was before
my views stretched out many miles. Worcester City lies on the
North and is clearly seen in the prospect and Gloster on the South
with several large villages between laid stretch out before me
with Ledbury and other villages in the West and a fine beautiful
cultivated vale upon every hand

While standing upon the eminance of this
noted Hill beholding the grand and charming prospect before me
the thunders began to roll and the lightenings flash beneath
my feet in the vale below on which the rain descended in
torrents. The solemnity and granduer of the scene was
impressive as I stood on the Hill above the clouds surveying
the beautiful works of the Creator and his majesty in the storm.

three persons one of whom was a preacher.

On the following day still indisposed in health I walked to Froom's Hill wrote a letter to my brother Aphek Woodruff and spent the night with Elder Brigham Young at brother Benbow's and the next day I occupied in writing to several of my friends in America. There was a meeting that night at Froom's Hill when Elder Young preached and we ordained Thomas Clark to the office of Priest.

I walked with Elder Brigham Young to Dymock next day the 30th and had an interview with Elder Richards and Kington with whom we spent the night. I received three letters one from Mother Woodruff one from G. A. Smith and the other from H Cordon.

My travels and labours continued and on the 5th of May I preached at Crowcutt and baptized 5 persons and convinced them one of whom was a preacher and on the 6th I baptized 5 more and confirmed them and afterwards preached at Dun's Close and walked to Taperdin where I baptized and confirmed 4 more making on this day 9 one of whom was a preacher

The next day I walked to Malvern Hill and preached at Colwall and on the following visited the saints and friends at Malvern Hill

In my walk to Colwall on the 9th, I had a grand survey of Nature send the Power of the Creator while standing upon the top of Malvern Hill elevated from 1200 to 1500 feet above the level. The surrounding country was before my view stretched out many miles. Worcester City lies on the North and is clearly seen in the prospect and Gloster on the South with several large villages between laid stretched out before me with Ledbury and other villages in the West and a fine beautiful cultivated Vale upon every hand

While standing upon the eminance of this noted Hill beholding the grand and charming prospect before me the thunders began to roll and the lightenings flash beneath my feet in the Vale below on which the rain descended in torrents. The solemnity and granduer of the scene was impressive as I stood on the Hill above the clouds surveying the beautiful works of the Creator and his majesty the storm.