... AG Lb. A %rust 8. in Church, by the Kc v. James Mormon, Itethat 4 puhgest oaughter at the Sete Joker Luellea, CN,. Carisocu, DO . u. August 2, at Kintrtton upu•Thames, Cart Richard Duckworth Moo. 24 Dragoon Goer's', to relines, fourth daughter of the ...

... _ e 0 000 0 2 5 1 Of ?now. •1 THE CITY OF THE MORMONS; sad lei OR Tit REN DAYS AT NAV VOO IN *Oil. ewe myatiM. lIT TOE I rv. I bid the toes. .4fork, of .41.1,ius 4 a Greek list. lessor of Arieitv is Kole , ('.Vie, S. Les* U. ; h ot th e; 1 t. her hi ...

... awaiting their trial on a charge of tedium, The jail wet strongly guarded by soldiers and anti-Mormons. who had been placed there by the governor. A Mormon attempted to rash by the guard, fur the purpose of forcing his way into the jail. Ile was opposed ...

... hrouslit down the price of Sante?' to Is. the pound, un • half Of whit it used to leteh there. Herrings are also et a discount. Mormon favourite at Swindon steeple chase on Friday, fell and was killed. A few mottles before, his owner refused on the course 700 ...

... soon after I had taking it, and had only taken Ad tooth of the Medicate, when I found myself pet lectly VIII V.I. To Mr. Mormon, and all concerned with the British College of Health, under Providence, 1 Wei indebted br my I am. sir. grateful and very ...

... Robert Hoboes, 'Denis Kirwan, ti Leo Jones, W. Sherrard, John Eyre, Pierce Joyc. , Garnet, A. H.C. Pollock, Rte. T. Grant, T. Mormon, R. Doyne, William Reilly, Richsnl N. Reynell, H.. Kirkaliy, Thome. Seymour, Owen, A. Hill Griffith, George Ca , eh Goths ...

... Joe and Hiram Smith. The country will this deterinimition of the Governor to sustain the laws. The lawless enemies of the Mormons had ;dentin] an attack on Nauvoo for the massacre of the Mt rmans, on the 2rolo stud 27th ult., tlieirturces to be collected ...

... stained Why mot mate in every triunity io the eto.nt) R OM C .IC ET.F.CTOItti f W./A/CNC - ED FROM TOL ALT.% It— 1 Pao.. • Mormon It toil, after the ea m I made of the riot• rs in Tullio , (lapel the as fi o n, intelligence of the that no okether ' , tempt ...

... say .LM fol. .1,1.1 • •WO .relay ▪ ommalko to an • oat lOM • Me ICH I • tsar FN t„, a., but on porpon At Mat I tale ur Mormon/I owl • lin. to say. be Ins than two weeks the al /I f d sub Med sorb a .t. or. 11.1 I I•i pa , y I, to the utter nosy ...

... -- nig tie mews. lt•e British Wits may :Mord to disploy a decidedly conciliatory policy towards them. TM. Deft.los.— A of Mormon ow • tisit to this town and hat lotted • roams in the whet, he Lie or si■ tines • week. •,rangenr•s ~f hi. doctrine apnears ...

... r the moment a port or town beluogicg to any enemy, or ever portion of his territory. We, on this do amnipy the island of Mormon?, and the nine* de Joiorille Ism lauded some troops. 11 s will go op eater ...

... 01 Callow the better end I will state why I said •o. Ile brought hintselt very pfo• toMently forward In the case of Capt. !Mormon, and die himself Al • hrh ch created a very bad feeling tow/aids him; I saw him g about the court during the inee.tigation ...