[FIGURE] A synopsis of the travels & labours of W. Woodruff In AD 1841 Travelled in ENGLAND, WALES, & AMERICA And visited the following towns & cities Townes & Cities populations Shires & States [FIGURE] London the Metropolis 1,600,000 Middlesex Co Bristol 200,000 Liverpool 280,000 Lancashire Preston 60,000 Ditto Manchester 350,000 Ditto Staffordshire potteries 70,000 Staffordshire Wolverhampton 30,000 Ditto Birmingham 300 ...

& viewing the sea we returned having a look at the great western as we passed along, we then returned home & I walked to the pool & Baptized a Lady by the name of Howell we returned to the room & confirmed her, & had a good time I lade hands upon many & blessed them, I Blessed Elder Kington & all his household, & we had a good time the friends contributed sumthing for my necessities March 4, 1841 ~ Thursday 4th ...

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF WILFORD WOODRUFF. [Column 1] time in London before my return to Nauvoo. Next day I parted from Lor- enzo Snow and the London Saints and took train for Bristol, to visit the branch which had been raised up there by my convert Elder Thomas Kington, who it will be remembered was the superin- tendent of the Frome's Hill Circuit of United Brethren. Leaving Bristol I visited the churches which I had raised ...

designed for defence against stones and arrows and belonged to an age prior to that of cannon ball From thence by coach 16 miles to Monmouth the capital of Monmouthshire through an exceedingly mountaineous country. Much of the route was by the windings of the River Y [blank]. The coachman ran his horeses down the mountains which would have endangered our lives had not the roads been good When I arrived at Monmouth Elder James Morgan was waiting my coming and ...

Gloucester Cheltenham Oxford Woolwich ^&^ Monmouth. In America: New York, Portland Boston Hartford and New Haven Albany Buffaloo Detroit Mackinau Chicago and Nauvoo. Besides these I visited a vast number of smaller towns and places lying between the foregoing both in England and ...