In the interim I wrote to Dr.Peckard, and waited upon Lord Scarsdale, Dr.Baker, and others, to know (supposing a society were formed for the abolition of the Slave Trade) if I might say they would belong to it.

All of them replied in the affirmative, and desired me to represent them, if there should be any meeting for this purpose.
At the time appointed I met my friends.

I read over the substance of the conversation which had taken place at Mr.Langton's.

No difficulty occurred.

All were unanimous for the formation of a committee.