Wesley Corpus

To Thomas Rutherford Date: LONDON, February 23, I783. DEAR TOMMY, I am glad you have wrote to Brother Blake Robert Blake. See letters of Feb. 9, 1783, and Dec. 24, 1784 (to Blake). to go into Ballyconnell Circuit. He has wrote me a very proper letter. If you can bring William West to make any concessions, I am willing to try him again. West had been admitted on trial in 1782, and was appointed to Enniskillen. He moved from there to Limerick at the next Conference. I believe the books in Dublin were confused enough; for I doubt Joseph Joseph Pilmoor was Assistant there. The books were Wesley's publications, including the Arminian Magazine. He afterwards returned to America. See letter of March 27, 1771. did not take much better care of them than he did of the people. If Brother Moore and his wife should stay awhile in Dublin, I think the two sisters Henry Moore had been appointed to Londonderry; but when Andrew Blair moved to Cork, he went to Dublin, where he had family business to settle. For 'the two sisters,' see letter of July 4, 1781. will not quarrel with each other. I scarce know which of them I love best. Peace be with all your spirits! I am, dear Tommy, Your affectionate friend and brother.