Writes from Birmingham.--Church numbers Sixteen.--Conference in London.--Lorenzo appointed to preside over the London Conference.--Confirmed in Manchester.--Nine of the Twelve present.--Established a Branch in Wolverhampton.--Ordained William Henshaw.--Sent him to Wales.--William Henshaw did a good work, but "died as a fool dieth."--An encounter with Evil Spirits.--Lorenzo gets the Victory.--An Apostacy succeeds.--April 6th, Conference in Manchester.--Nine of the Twelve present.--Branches represented.--Officers set apart.--A cake for the Twelve.--The cake distributed.--A joyful time.--Orson Hyde speaks.--Joseph Fielding speaks--P. P. Pratt composes verses.--Brigham Young and William Miller sing.--President B. Young dismisses.--Poem addressed to L. Snow. CHAPTER XI. Brother Snow writes to Elder Pratt.--Baptisms.--A hint to the wise.--Caution and instruction.--Writes to the _Star_.--Increase in the Church in London.--Good word for Bedford.--Baptisms.--To Elder Pratt.--Sad news.--Sister Morgan's Death.--Her faithfulness and benevolence.--Her triumphant departure.--Her Husband is comforted.--Conference.--Lorenzo informs how subscriptions are obtained.--Singing in Tongues.--L. appointed First Counselor.--P. P. Pratt speaks.--Stanza.--Queen Victoria.--Presentation of the Book of Mormon to Her Majesty and the Prince Consort. CHAPTER XII. Brother Snow's Mission terminates.--Reports four hundred Members in the London Conference.--Is appointed to take charge of two hundred and fifty Saints _en route_ to Nauvoo.--Embarks on the "Swanton."--The Steward's sickness.--Grows worse and worse.--Is given up, and nearly dead.--Sister Martin insists with the Captain.--Is repulsed, and again asks that Elder Snow may administer to the Steward.--She obtains consent.--The man is healed.--Baptisms in New Orleans.--The Company reaches Nauvoo.--Great Reception.--Waving of Handkerchiefs.--The Prophet present.--Reminiscences.--My joy in meeting Lorenzo.--How we associated.--Appeal to my Husband.--Their Interview.--The Result. CHAPTER XIII. Plural Marriage.--It tries the Prophet.--God commands, and he must obey.--Interview on the bank of the river.--The Prophet's words.--Gives Lorenzo a precious promise.--Lorenzo and myself visit our Parents, and return.--Lorenzo goes to Ohio.--Where he finds me on his return.--Close of 1843.--A social gathering.--Extract from Lorenzo's speech.--He organizes a company.--The General's compliment.--Lorenzo's experience in an unfortunate school.--Makes a success.--Mobbing at Lima. CHAPTER XIV.