To Joseph Benson Date: LONDON, October 30, 1775. DEAR JOSEPH, John Fenwick has sent me a minute account of the manner how Miss Hurrell came to speak in the room at Sunderland; and Alexander Paterson has given me a particular narration of what occurred on Sunday the 22nd instant. It seems thus much is plain at least that she has no more place at Sunderland; and I doubt whether we may not add, nor at any place in the Newcastle Circuit. I am glad to hear that the word of God prospers in your hands. But you never will see the full fruit of your labors till you take up your cross and visit all the Society, rich and poor, from house to house. I am, dear Joseph, Yours affectionately.