... Ministers for fee Peace, and tor giving up many of she possessions they bad t esigned, sum* which, soeh as the Cape, won mormons espence thetdontry. '■ ' Karl Roulyn also defended the Treaty. * ( The l ord Chancellor, in very animated and j rate speech ...

... animadverted on, and oppofed principally by the Earl of Carnarvon, and by the Earls Fitzwilliam and Berkeley. The Duke of Mormon warmly defended many of the leading provifioas of the Bill againft the arguments of the oppofing Peers. His Grace, however ...

... committed her, aiid find bail to au imb6lmenli-*Thc Jury returned a verdid for Plaintiff. CROWN SIDE, Sin BEAUMONT HOTHAM. Mary Mormon was lor the murder ot* ber Child. appeared the Prif-ncr had delivered chi!«lj and had thrown it down the privy. A witnefs ...

... 3d of February, 1794. I. C. Bronle ex Agro Moo. fferalAte Mitt Somer. At &iambi &norms, erutitganer, Prohitate, Suavitate Mormon charm, irruente Turk' in neutron oteukuit,iii die Feb. 1794. Lt. 46. A tailor near Halifax is committed toYorkCafile, upon ...

... g. eat RULES sad REGU LA' lON S for the Forma- snail reli g ion In preferred , and it was by me( tion, Told Exercife, and Mormon of His %be of was placed andel MAjltillet i fo n m d ica reward. Calcutta, Office, (hall receive a hand. Gentleman as Interpreter ...

... bed in that fablr tfca Cion iffuing proclamation that fceafl tlrouM remain bis royal domains upon iiearingwhich Fox,with an mormons e.vcrelci-nce growing out ot his forehead, was maVjng all potfiblc hade out ol the forefl; art Afe, bbfemng his fpr-ed, enquired ...

... The Botanical Syrup and Reltorative Nervous Cordial,to he had at the Doaor's hook, No. 9, Albion-ftrect, near the Leverian Mormon, Surry-fide of Blachriars Bridge, in Bottles at at as.; t a.; and 65.; (dutyinclu ‘ ded) ; Jebouk & Co.'s, late Bs. con, No ...

... hall of whom are armed. .The number does not exceed that of the rebels who formerly existed in the Island under the name of Mormons. Their expeditions are generally confined to sudden incursions itito the Plain, to carry off cattle and grain. They are repulsed ...

... John !,,aw (gip. of Elplain) Sir Witham Ouse Dr. George WI Sir Francis Burdett Adin. Sir IL Curtis, hart Mr. James Wstt Dr. 'Mormon Mr. John Palraiy late of the Major-General Ira Allen Mr. T. Jose!, of Cambridge. Lord Mato Dr. Trotter. Printed for Pars. ...

... f^retceJ, ftr. David' FJLiitf, aged fg. ' . ' - .\ . At Gibraltar - , ?? the 23d vgar of' hi 3 a?.e, Mr. Charles Don^laj Mormon, .after a shwrcill?ie*s. ...

... Huasr and Mr. FRANCIS said a few words in opposition to the Bill, upon the ground that it went to destroy thelStatute of Mormon*, an . Act highly benential - to the country. Mr. BURTON replied. The House then divided on the question, whether the Bill ...

... Office, a? successor t > Mr. M. UTL'S SOUL' L.E'.vis, are defined and certain. They cannot ex-j reed 40001. Their former mormons amount was nt to ga > dial is disclosed to the woild the reports the Cramu.is- hett-t for my ' on the fees of office, and ...