... I HISTORY OF THE BOOK OF MORMON. As the Book of lformon or Golde's Bible (as it was originally called) has excited much attention, and is deemed by a certain new sect of equal authority with the sacred Scriptures, I think it a duty which I owe to the ...

... SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS. MR. KENNEDY'S VISIT TO THE MORMONS. The celebrated Scotch vocalist Mr. Kennedy, after an absence of nearly four years, has returned to his native country, and on Saturday evening he appeared before his friends, the frequenters ...

... Le Gllenne 'HerW, I SymonS, Rtobert- Buncbnan, and iawker, of Maorwenstowe - Mmajor John IL Gilbert, wbo esietop14 tiat IF Mormon Bible from the original manusiript, is1 s' till living in Palmyra, the Lber Wot'd its 1 t: fors S. He is about 9 yearsof age& ...

... and Utah. We have some important fixtures among the Mormons. Noticing a smile flitting over my face, he hastened to add- Oh! My wife will accompanv me! But I have the highest opinion of the Mormons! We shall visit some of the most important cities in ...

... Wife; Barah's Young Men, I - I Prdnoc of Wales Theatre.-Randall's ThumbI Creatures of Impulse ; Royal Colosseum Theatre.-Tho Mormons; the Will and te Wae ny.- - at. George's Hall. -Organ Reoital by, 4. W. T. Beat. Afternoon and Evening. OonoertHall, Lord ...

... four fpures to execute a commission, but hardly one m recent years which could be called better in all the esiala of art. Mr. Mormon bids fair to hold a place high on the list of portrait painte, for which people a century hence will be grateful. At the recent ...

... charge of Backentos, The Warsaw two lure Signal, of the 8th nlt., has the following:- We learn .i im- that quite a number of Mormons in the county have so- MD A ceded from the church, and expressed their determina- c x- tien to scatter through the country ...

... cheaper edition of a well- obf knowna book which relates the story of a life's L experience of Mormonism. The authoress was esfor upwards of 25yes the wife of a Mormon BYe and missionary, and had therefore ample on opoortuinty of seeing the sorrowvs and oppres- ...

... forbade any one to arrest him, and gave hav n him a seat at his right band. If Indians commit depreda- and ir tions upon Mormons they are punished without dely or ageal n scruple; but if they rob or murder Gentiles, thevoy inprophet extends his protection ...

... editidon gives ani interesting a'ecount ?? journey by thli Racillo 'road to Savn FiaFisco : and back, and a visit to tlte Morm'one, We bhave already giveti a ldngthy.quotation of the impres-' ,ions formed by the author during his visit to Salt Lake City ...

... locndt on acount of the testatotor having a - ?? hetwas able tfo rode no more thil that she - d a halfbrother, -ho joined the M~ormons 3fi geas ago, with whom she had zeuedt to have any dealings for that rason. He weeoti able, howemer, to datdis witlto years ...

... Miss Al. Stanvell; Mlartha E. Holsiey. Miss L. C. Turner;Ehm oIrving, Ir. C. Heinck;e: LEiie B. eas and ?? H. Jones. Mr. C. Mormon BaBler asT, EF.R.C.O.- Marion G. Kent. Mas~c Siht-; a3MaggieE. M'Artbuzr, Mr. C. Heineck -:Fiorenre, .Nicoll, Miss Huntington ...