To Christopher Hopper Date: LONDON, February 1, 1775. MY DEAR BROTHER, I am glad to hear so good an account with regard to the preaching-houses at Liverpool and Warrington. Indeed, it may be doubted whether we should contribute toward those houses which are not settled according to our plan. It pleases God to continue my strength hitherto, and my disorder gives me little uneasiness. I expect to be at Stroud (from Bristol), Monday, March 13; Tuesday, 14, at Worcester; Thursday, 16, Birmingham; Friday, 17, Newcastle; Saturday, 18, Macclesfield; Monday, 20, Manchester; Tuesday, 21, Northwich. Whether it will be more advisable then to steer by Chester or Liverpool I do not see clearly. Let us work while the day is. I am, with love to Sister Hopper, Your affectionate friend and brother. Surely it cannot be that you should find in the house at Newcastle an account which John Fenwick sent me, and that you should send it back to him!