... to hi9 ehl.rge. (Upon this trial the Times Tnakes the Wlo ligmoonm otiter r eniarks:-1 The Ganglhave played oft' snotier mormon cs, and we shall expose it iii a sew words. They had, Cm the 942th Jull, brotiglit Malianise Carlile to trial, at Guildliall ...

... re Brown-Bowries v Dancon-Custer V Cester-Nnilm v Yongf-Jones v Patesball- Gaunt v Taylor-Ezparte Joseph-Webb v Shaftesbury-Mormon v Greenwood-Sidney Sussex College-Tudor v 8aape-Willough- by v Attorney-Genera'-Fosbrcok v Fosbrook.-MOTIONS. ROLLS' COURT ...

... DEATH BY MORISON'S PIEL5s.-The inquest on the body of Captain John M'Kenzie, who died from having taken immoderate doses of Mormon's pills, was concluded on Wednesday, when the Jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter against Robert Salmon, the agent ...

... which airctolid of this modern impostor, I know not how S truly. The sketch of the Mormon superstition, however, is I ! correct. I am given to understand, that the Mormons are by St no meaiis immoral, ?? that their doimestic laws are good. They build Chuirches ...

... to MaHeavislde. The butler frinediately. prqcedded to is jrevilfe'e, Eard found that Mrs Heavtstde had rot boeen there that Mormon. He then proceeded to town to communicate the fact to the plaintiff. Thle latter, however, crossed his servant on tife road ...

... countenance when I oily tlim last. iw aL bllt I perfectly t'elllelnt'r Rite Indticatiolls of Ilila aippealitllce ait id by Mn. Mormon'a inaiiy years igo. lito was of reiddch compleximi it In ?? eyes Inuicnttd cotisideraule ?? 21ut artivity. it ?? to me, of ...

... to ad- for g ; ! of ce, of ol- at ir h y n THE MORMONS. LI r On Thursday, the 22d, July, two young men, formerly LI aof Louth, members of the Church of the Latter-day p m Saints, commonly called Mormons, arrived at Louth, b - direct from the banks ...

... the public. The man calling himself General Bennet, who had seceded fromn Mormonism, lately gave the following account of the Mormon doctrines, to a New York audience ?? The Mormon creed is a Trrnity; Joe Smith represents God; Hiram Smith is the first ...

... six large rats. A reward of two hundred dollars has been offered by the governor of Illinois, for the apprehension of the Mormon prophet, Joe Smyth, the blacksmith, whso is charged with murder. I GRAND BANQurT TO TITE AnCrDUKE FREDERICK OW AUSTRIA. -On ...

... aid the Book of Mormon (i. e. as be understood it but and meant) the Book of Spectres. After his its *death, the ignorant Joe Smith and J. -igdon corn- pa- inn into possession of the book, and igsorantly pre- In tending that Mormon was a sacred Jewish ...

... mark;ed by the d CIerk of the Crown. The Court adjourned for refreshment. When the Court reseuned its sitting, e Italiaei MorMon was exantned by .Mr. ITATCttr.r.-l reside at f I Tullam,,re, and follow the business of a coachniaker ; I rementber the meeting ...

... Ibilt tlte city of Nauvos, all the iubabitauts of weiolt are Mormons. It was esti- mueted in the beginniug of 1843 thhiY there were nearly 100,000 of the seot in thu United Statcg. The Book of Mormon li h;:sbeen proved to be it eoil, wriniqn bv a person narled ...