Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 1
I spent the in paying my last visit
to the Saints in London and preparing for my
departure and in the evening I preached for the last
time in London before my return to Nauvoo
Next day I parted with ^from^ Elder Lorenzo
Snow and the London Saints and took train at the
Great Western Station for Bristol. I rode by rail
to Wolton Basset eighty miles and then took coach 36
miles to Bath. The road was very bad
Bath is the most striking place
to the eye of the Traveller that I ever saw. The city
extends to the summit of two high hills—Beechen
Clift and Bacon Hill and fills the valley between
The city is a very ancient antique looking place and
very picturesquely situated
I again took train at Bath to
Bristol and arriving called at No 12 Redcliff Crescent
Bedminster Parish where I found Elder Thomas
Kington and all his household and also Elder Pitt
all of whom I was glad to meet.
The city of Bristol is a noted
place and one of England's capital ^principal^ cities. Here I found
a small branch of the Church of Latter day Saints
raised up numbering thirteen souls.
On Sunday though still labouring
under a sever cold I preached for the first time in
the city of Bristol in the afternoon and evening. I
preached in the Theatre which was crowded to overflowing
with persons to hear me. There was good attention
paid and I felt that many souls would embrace the
work in Bristol
