Saturday September 10th 1836
This 24 hours blowing hard from the SE I still keept on board
of the Cignet we where beating towards the harbour and make
ing but little way heareing the people giveing three chears foreward
I in inquired and found it was on account of the birth of the before
mentioned girl — the young man Glansford tells me he was
looking for me last everning to know if we could offer up the
everning sacrifice I told him if he had found me I knew not
where we could go without in the main top better thare than
not at all so this young man mises the bread of speritual
life make me faithfull O Lord to the souls under my care
Saturday 10 September 1836
[Captain Robert Morgan, on board the Duke of York wrote. | Read source notes.]
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