After commending my all to God and his grace
with reading and praying wrote aletter to my
wife and employers – the people all on duty
doing it with appearant chearfulness James Riley
left last night and Prichard was sencanced to
twenty one days imprisonment I went on shore
ordered some oil and candles and pertatoes received
them on board the wind still SW went on
shore to a prayermeeting in the house of God
I felt it a blessed time prayed we all might
have palms in our hands crowns on our
heads through Christ our Lord I had another
prayermeeting at a little private house and
another at my Friends Fox where I dined returned
on board found Mr Richards had bing blessed
on board at the evening oblation
Tuesday 5 April 1836
[Captain Robert Morgan, on board the Duke of York wrote. | Read source notes.]
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