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Petition to have more time to consider response to the Free Quakers' memorial, which “contains many misrepresentations and injurious accusations.”

Samuel Kinsey's disposition regarding a Quaker who carried information across British lines to inform General [George] Washington of a British design to cut off Colonel Morgan and was subsequently disowned by his Meeting. Sworn in the presence of James Pemberton and Nicholas Waln.

Testimony on the life and works of Susanna Morris, including 40 years of ministry at home and in Great Britain, Ireland, and Holland. Signed by Samuel Foulke, Clerk, and transcribed by Israel Foulke.

Family news, health concerns, and effects of sea bathing at Brighthelmstone.

Epistle of Women Friends signed by Patience Chester, encouraging the teaching of children in Quaker traditions. Writes of Rebecca Jones and John Pemberton visiting. Patience Chester, Clerk.

Discusses general news, poor health restricting travel, shipping of books, and producing new editions.

Abstract of an invoice of "sundry books shipd by James Phillips in London" per the order of London and Philadelphia Quaker Meetings for Suffering in 1773. Books include journals and works of Quaker ministers, such as William Edmunson, John Richardson, and Elizabeth Bathurst. Includes details on their bindings (calf or sheep), costs, and additional shipping, insurance, and duty charges.

Precautions against the adverse moral effects of hunting and vain amusements.

Extracts from the minutes signed by Hannah Cathrall, to attend to the "sorrowful causes of complaint" which were raised by the Men's Meeting. Anna Cathrall, Clerk.

Extracts from the minutes encouraging more diligent attendance of Meetings, careful speech to each other, and watchfulness over children's education, language, dress, and reading habits. Rachel Saunders, Clerk.