| OCR Text |
Show 144 and mates, 7. were crew N. N. W. wind. wind unfavorable. 8. in the Fipe day; 10. mendously- -sea the on centre of the fear. This and waves, day The wind even more rose hours--ship rolling our boxes smashed, the hatches and rolled to the supplicate God to still the winds immediately The answered. the better condition of the weather. were when we were closed knocked about and many of and many articles lost. preceding night. The open. A scene No fire in the not allowed to be out of their were tre Most of ship. lashings again during midnight, terriffic than the N. N. E. evening. hurt; neither did any show signs of almost were stove; females and children 12. were shortly after, again were 3 o'clock P. M. in the each side of the the Priesthood met to which prayers tins afternoon, wind still increas the larboard side broke their None Prayer, recovery. sea; on afternoon, sewing, knitting, &c. from the east for five steerage. under hatches, pots and wind; heavy first-rate. evening. Waddington's like mountains captain announced, 11. in the fellowship meeting Strong gale luggage meeting on smart breeze in the day: many of the Sisters west Strong A prayer and ing. Fine for Elder evening, 9. A all seemed to go present, meeting in the our was galley berths. About evening. wind; strong breezes and favorable weather. Remarkable dream of Capt. Brown that himself, mates, and crew were |
