_To the Same._
_Larn, April 15, 1743._
_My dear Friend_,
I Wrote to you from several places; and all my letters have, or will
I trust come to hand. I can yet send you more glad tidings. But words
cannot express what the LORD has done for your unworthy friend, and his
own dear people’s souls. On _Monday_ I preached at a place in the way,
and afterwards at _Neath_, a sea port town, to about three thousand
people: all was quiet, and the power of JESUS was much there. Then I
went to _Swanzey_ seven miles from _Neath_.――On _Tuesday_ I preached,
and the LORD was with me. In the evening I went to _Llanelthy_, eight
miles from _Swanzey_. There I preached twice on _Wednesday_ with great
power to a large congregation; and in the evening near _Aberquilley_,
five miles from thence. On _Thursday_ I preached at _Carmarthen_, one
of the greatest and most polite places in _Wales_; in the morning from
the top of the cross: in the evening from a table near it. It was the
great sessions. The justices desired I would stay till they rose, and
they would come. Accordingly they did, and many thousands more; and
several people of quality. JESUS was much with me, and I hope much
good work was done. Several sent for me to their houses. Dear brother
_H――――_ exhorts in every place. I have just been preaching, and it
would rejoice your heart to see what is doing. I want room and time to
tell you all. In about ten days I hope to be near _Bristol_. In the
mean while, I am, dear friend,
Ever yours,
_G. W._