... MURDER OF SMITH, THE MORMON F - LIVERPOOL, Moswj^, The papers brought by the Britannia *^bJ«|JJ abound in horrible riots and ' MSS ; i . ( ' I ' l>> ' m, the P r °'i,t has been perpetrated in Illinois. Mr. ' ?? and W. of the Mormons, as he is styled, ...

... Langham, c Coll. Reg. Gualterus, ex Mdc Christi. Jenkinson, Hemicus T. J., c Coll. Ball. £« a . Arturus A., c Coll. Wadh. Mormon, Robinson, c Coll. D. Jo. BaDt. ?? Classis 111. Ulis, Gulielmus M., c Coll. Mn. Nas. n , Classis IV. odwell, Henricus J ...

... disposed of, the festivities close* at an eaily hour. The Mormons' Superstition On the 22d ult. two youn -men, tornierl jot Louth, members of the Church of the Latter-day Saints, foi merly called Mormons, ai rivet at Louth, direct from the banks of the Missouri ...

... TAUXHALL-GARDEXS rday evening -mormons machine which h Vauxhall Nassau balloon the clouds, and the attractions of G of public amusement, which ou Whit-. ' attract the holyday-makcrs of thi prevented many th on this occasion who xx-ould other* 1 witness ...

... cannon of their victims, the Mormons were gone to attack the town of Richmond, Missouri, when thu account came away. All Missouri is in a dreadful ! str t te of excitement, the more especially as the conduct of I the Mormons is said to be quite unprovoked ...

... and the verdict brought in Accidental Death, with a deo- dand of ls. on the train. pHIL_U.K_.PHU, Jii.v l.i.— Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet, has quarrelled with his two disciples, Rigdon and Bennett, and they threaten to expose his e.hioanery. How melancholy ...

... Hiude, J H Rice, E R Strut t, X Err vii; m. Monday, March (-.—Supply.— ln the Ayes— Leave out, Mor- rison, J, aud insert, Mormon, General. Mr. James Bennett has been appointed by the Bishop of London one of the gentlemen of the Chapel Royal, vice Mr. ...

... any intelligence by the western mail from the Santa Fe ex- pedition. We learn from St. Louis that two Mormon spies liave been shot by the Anti-Mormon mob at Nauvoo, which it is feared is the beginning of a sanguinary conflict be- tween these factious. ...

... of Mr. Morrison ; of Inverness Academy direc- tors by a subscription of 50/. or 100/., 9 voted for Mr. Fraser and 3 lor Mr. Mormon. Four clergymen of the Established Church voted for Mr. Fraser, and not one for Mr. Morrison. This is an instinctive! commentary ...

... was the certificate of the burial of another son of Slanev and Elizabeth Moreton. In IJIiH there was the will of Elizabeth Mormon, widow, and there was also the will of a Mr. Broadwood, containing a beouect to his daughter Elizabeth, who wai lizabeth Moreton ...

... sigh 1204; three months, 1124. Destination of the Mormons.— The ?? Lou Republican says:- Nootka or Vancouver Island, on t nor h-S ?? of North America, is to be the hnal dcs Son and home of the Mormon people. This island about 300 miles long, and from ...

... CASWALL'S HISTORY OF MORMONISM. In the Press, in post Bvo., TIIK PROPHET of the NINETEENTH CENTURY) or, the Rise, Progress, and Present State of the Mormons, or Latter Day Saints. To which is ap- pended, an Analysis of the BOOK of MORMON. By the REV. HENRY ...