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... The Club have teken a piece of; ground conveniently situated near the old W arwick road. Tre Mormontres.—The between the Mormon- ites, or Latter Day Saints, and the Wesl eyan Methodists, was entered wpon in the O!d Ch apel, Clemens Street, on Thursday ...
... the troups, General Cadwaliader, seemed to have displayed the most commend ble firmness and discretion. MURDER oF SMITH, THE MORMON Propuet.—The papers brought by the nia steamer, seem to abound in horrible ot: ni mAssi res. A hor no le affair has beea ...
... have bad a triumph at Metz, where tbe Conservative candidate, M. Pidancet, was returned by to 138. The Mormons America. —It is stated that the Mormons have agreed to emigrate from Illinois in the Course of tbe coming spring, probably to California. Important ...
... extraordinary delusion has been apprehended and is now in gaol The Mormons.—Auuest of Joe Smith.—By annexed extract private letter from a highly respectable gentleman residing near the Mormon City, (Nauvoo) it appears tbat tbe scenes which a few months since ...
... 1 * intereing >a coona.ioa ble catastrophe worthy of record, bmacucl Hill, aaa employed the pit. and not r>wa pm.;. the mormon the accident, Worn F-n, down, eartmrt. le imploring the I* in latTli coroner for orcestersnire, ai ' , Lye. to inquire into ...
... relative to the progress ofthe war are, consequently, extremely barren of interest. The Mormon troubles in Illinois had assumed a most threatening aspect. The anti-Mormons had assembled to the number of 1,200 men, and were on the point of marching against ...
... of Yorkshire, vacant by tbe decease of Lord Wharncliffe. The office was held by the late Earl. Mrs. Smith, the widow of the Mormon prophet, h;is declared that she is not a believer the faith professed by her late husband and his followers, and has positively ...
... county of Salop, called New Hall, comprising in measure 102 a. Or. 39r. of excellent land. New Hall was formerly occupied a mormon, and might again converted to that purpose at a light expense. The situation commands very extensive views over the surrounding ...
... Wakefield, maltsters.••Hirst and Lamb Salford, curled hair manufatturers.—Jolit and Jones, Gravesend, lodging house keepers—Mormon ai. Co. Cruntlin, Monmouthshire, coal masters.—Sl,aw and C«. Honley, Yorkshire, cloth finishers (so far as regards J. Bhaw) ...
... scheming fellows, pretending preachers of a new gospel—iv short, they were emissaries of that most wretched imposture, Mormonism. Numbers of small farmers and labourers that were well to do became their victims. It is surprising even to those who know ...
... Company unping Sunday trains into Cheltenham, Mormon s.—On Saturday last about thirty individuals left this port by the mail packet for Liverpool, en route to the “ New Jerusalem” of Me. Joe Smith, the Mormon impostor, in the far west.—Mona (Isle of Man) ...
... into licentiousness, when we see delusions so gross suffered to defend themselves in the pages of respectable publication. Mormonism, since its first rise America, has brought thousands of unfortunate families in that country to beggary and ruin, and I fear ...