... grievances, have forcibly obliged mat.y Majclly’s peaceable to take unlawful osths, ui 1 have in a mod outrageous manner committed mormon | violations of the law, to the terror and injury of Im Majedy’s peaceable fubjsdU, and to the great diiinrbante of the peace ...

... battalion. Eniign Morrifon Cun, of a6tb foot, to be enfign, vice Frederick Keppei. 16th. John Sinclair, gent, to be enfign, vice Mormon Gon. 6oih, »ft battalion. William Sandy’*, gent, to be t.ifign,.yice Alexander M‘Lean. 79'h. James Edmonds, gem. to be qu ...

... member* of Parliatjent might be induced *> fupport the late war and may likewise enable the to form tolerable opinion, how ;he mormons expence of that war was inairred., caufe Grant againft Haliithyis briefly as follows : In the year 1779, Mr. Grant applied ...

... have lord obliged many of \ Majefty’s peaceable fubjedls to take unlawful oathi. have is a moll outrageous mariner committed mormon [violations of the law, to the terror and injury ofhii Majefty’s peaceable fuhjedl*, and to the great diftrb ance of the public ...

... fet up and fell by public Cant, the higheft and Faired Bidder, all the , Title afld-ljitercd of the faid Defendant, John Mormon, in all that and thofe, the; two Dwelling Houfes, firuate, lying, and bfeing at the Nortb Weft S.de of the Town of Middletofi ...

... pati-torifin and ardour ia the Ireland, pr-vrip-ed them to journey fixty miles attend Belfalt review. Monday. Early in the mormon the Edendnffcarrick troop, and Culrra Volunteers arrived in >vvn nine o’clock the feveral corps paraded. and between ten and ...

... exiftence of a Supreme Being, and ence with any Minifter, and that the matters adverted to the Methuen Treaty, as well as to Mormon arnfc, and (aid thaf he fliould feoff his judgments! his jaws were inilantly to we*e no fe'eret, for they were even .the ...