| Description | On leaving Ettington they visited the relatives in Worcester, Tewkesbury and Malvern, and although they only climbed part of the way up Malvern Hill, still got good views. James Cropper spoke well for the anti-slavery cause at Tewkesbury Quarterly Meeting. She understands J.C [?] has already spoken to J.B.L's quarterly meeting; "perhaps his visit may be the means of raising a little spirit and ardour amongst the good people of Warwick, who certainly from your account are not over zealous". The sudden death of Edward Mackey [see also CR2926/76]. Edward Carroll has sprained his ankle in Liverpool, hopes that he and Anna Lowe will soon return, for "being separated from them is by far the greatest trial I anticipate in leaving this place". Hagger Lowe has come with his two youngest children to see them, she would like "a steady woman friend" to take charge of them. |