History Draft [1 March–31 December 1843]

  • Source Note
  • Historical Introduction
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Elder Barradale was appointed to preside over Cheltenham ; Elder Rudd over the Nottingham Circuit Elder Pritchard to labor in Derbyshire; Elder Speakman to labor with Elder Parker in the Bradford Osmond Shaw in <​at​> Addingham, Yorkshire; George Eyres in Lincolnshire & there in connexion with Eld Henry Cuerdon; & Elder Samuel Downes in Derbyshire, in connexion with elder Hibbert
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6 June 1843 • Tuesday
June 6 <​I rode out to the Prairie —​> Earthquake in Java, destroying Nias and burying its inhabitants in the ruins.
The Total national debt of Europe is 10,499,710,000 German dollars <​a Century ago the European Treasury was comparatively unincumbered​> leave a line
7 June 1843 • Wednesday
<​7​> Concluded a settlement with gave him a deed for lot
<​Visited who is very sick​>
& a Co of 30 Saints mostly his own family arrive from Tennessee.
8 June 1843 • Thursday • First of Two Entries
<​8​> This morning about day (copy <​Law of the Lord 315​> <​◊◊◊​> page 40—) and ever”
very sick.
In the afternoon rode out on horseback called on who was at work in his garden asked him who gave him leave to occupy that Lot? he answered “Your Honor”, when I replied you are perfectly welcome to it so far as I am concerned then continued my journey to the Prairie—
9 June 1843 • Friday
<​9​> Rode out to look at <​shew Mr. Lewis some​> lots in the
Continued most of the day with , who is <​very​> sick
10 June 1843 • Saturday
<​10​> At home several brethren <​bro [Jonas] Livingston & Goodrich [Riley Goodridge]​> from N.H. visit me, about establishing a Cotton Factory in .
City Council met & passed “An Ordinance to regulate the rates of Toll at the Ferryin the City of ” which is published in the Neighbor
several petitions were presented to repeal the Hog Law which were rejected.
To shew the wickedness <​& rascality​> of <​& the corrupt conspiracy formed against me in & ​> I insert the following letter <​under date of the letter​> “ (copy) Owens”
A Steamship <​of Iron​> called “the Great Britain,” is built at Bristol, England; at a cost of $45 £90,000 <​she has six masts, & is 320 feet in length on deck & is said to be​> it is the largest vessel that has been built since the days of Noah.
<​ex[amine]d ​>
11 June 1843 • Sunday • First of Two Entries
<​11​> 10 a m Meeting at the (see Sermon book page 8 10)
<​see journal of sermons) amalgamate​>
<​ —"—)​> [p. 39]
Elder Barradale was appointed to preside over Cheltenham ; Elder Rudd over the Nottingham Circuit Elder Pritchard to labor in Derbyshire; Elder Speakman with Elder Parker in the Bradford Osmond Shaw at Addingham, Yorkshire; George Eyres in Lincolnshire & there in connexion with Eld Henry Cuerdon; & Elder Samuel Downes in Derbyshire, with elder Hibbert
6 June 1843 • Tuesday
June 6 I rode out to the Prairie Earthquake in Java, destroying Nias and burying its inhabitants in the ruins.
The Total national debt of Europe is 10,499,710,000 dollars a Century ago the European Treasury was comparatively unincumbered
7 June 1843 • Wednesday
7 Concluded a settlement with gave him a deed for lot
Visited who is very sick
& a Co of 30 Saints mostly his own family arrive from Tennessee.
8 June 1843 • Thursday • First of Two Entries
8 This morning about day (copy page 40—) and ever”
sick.
In the afternoon rode out on horseback called on who was at work in his garden asked him who gave him leave to occupy that Lot? he answered “Your Honor”, when I replied you are perfectly welcome to it so far as I am concerned then continued my journey to the Prairie—
9 June 1843 • Friday
9 Rode out to shew Mr. Lewis some lots in the
Continued most of the day with , who is very sick
10 June 1843 • Saturday
10 At home bro Jonas Livingston & Goodrich [Riley Goodridge] from N.H. visit me, about establishing a Cotton Factory in .
City Council met & passed “An Ordinance to regulate the rates of Toll at the Ferryin the City of ” which is published in the Neighbor
several petitions were presented to repeal the Hog Law which were rejected.
To shew the wickedness & rascality of & the corrupt conspiracy formed against me in & I insert the following under date of the letter “ (copy) Owens”
A Steamship of Iron called “the Great Britain,” is built at Bristol, England; at a cost of £90,000 she has six masts, & is 320 feet in length on deck & is said to be the largest vessel that has been built since the days of Noah.
examined
11 June 1843 • Sunday • First of Two Entries
11 10 a m Meeting at the ( Sermon book page 10)
see journal of sermons) amalgamate
—"—) [p. 39]
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