continues:

York  (now  Toronto),  Eighth  month,  24th.  We  went  up
as  far  as  Falmouth  and  London,  and  had  meetings  in  all
places  where  Friends  have  formed  settlements,  and  in  other
places  also  among  the  inhabitants ;  one  of  these,  held  among
the  Menonists,  was  very  satisfactory.  Antichristian  notions
have  found  an  entrance  also  in  these  parts  of  the  British
dominions ;  comparatively  few,  however,  have  embraced
them,  but  wherever  they  are  admitted  they  bring  forth  the
same  evil  fruits.
This  country  has  much  improved  since  I  was  in  these
parts ;  many  of  the  roads  however  are  yet  in  a  bad  state  ;
dense  forests,  deer,  wolves  and  bears  still  abound.  This  citv
has  considerably  increased.  I  had  last  evening  a  large,  sat-
isfactory meeting  among  the  people.
