Moravian Lives

Act, had several Conferences wth. the Arch Bishop
& other Bishops & preached the Gospel at St. James
in French, in the Savoy, German, & in our Chapel
english.
Ao. 1747. He received a Invitation to the Synod at
Hhaag. On his Passage our Sav.r again protected him in a
violent Danger, then a french Caper came so near his
Ship & attackd it so warmly that whole Heaps of Balls
flew into it and damaged the Vessel very much, but happily
echappd. The very Year he returnd again w.th his Wife to
London from thence they visited the awakened Souls in
North of England, Plymouth, & Cornwallis; In Exeter
a old Methodist (conversly called aed Adam) caused a Mobb  Mob but out B.r by Way
of his pleasing & friendly Disposition sooth'd them again
& by that means obstructed great Misfortunes. In
general this Journey was very dangerous because of
the high Waters. This & the following Year he has
been Agent of the Brethren Unity in London, & 
had a great deal of Busyness  Business. For all he made
a Intercourse & did a Journey to Irland  Ireland, preachd
preach there the Gospel & visited our good old Biship  Bishop
of Man a second time. What our dear B.r did
Ao. 1749 by the Act of Parliament is more then  than
worth to be remembred  remembered. His indefaticable, true &
Sorrowfull Sorrowful Activity, & the Glad & Willingness w.th which
he travlled plagued himself every Day; how he executed the most
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