NOTHING has occurred for many years in connection with our cause which has afforded me more satisfaction than the expected mission to England. For years I have been waiting with much interest for the development of God's providence to indicate that the right time had come. I believe we have reached it at last. Brother White's recent article concerning this mission and the plans for making it a success seems to me to be excellent. I cannot refrain from expressing my great joy at the prospect of the establishment of the English mission. For years it has seemed strange indeed that while we have been making earnest efforts to plant the truth among those of other tongues, and have sent leading men among them, who had to go through the long and tedious process of learning strange languages and becoming acquainted with the customs of the people, we should have neg-