... an additional member, and under circumstances without a parallel in modern politics. For some years past the sect of the Mormons has been steadily growing in numbers, and in that consideration which numbers, under the American constitution, cannot fail ...

... ABERAYON. MORMONISM, OR THE RELIGION OF THE LATTER DAY SAINTs.-On Wednesday evening last, the Rev. J. R. Morgan (Lleurwg,) delivered a very able lecture on the origin and proems of this sect. The Rev. R. Morgan, M. A., Vicar, presided, who opened the ...

... new buildings, exclusive of the cost of repairs.—The Builder. As American correspondent of le Populaire asserts that the Mormons, by the extraordinary ardour of their proselytism, are making rapid, unceasing, and considerable progress. THE I„ATR REAK-ADMIHAL ...

... favour our readers with a monthly digest and review of the magazini- ana of Wales.] The Dysgedydd opens with an article on the Mormon- ites, the greater part of which is an account of Joseph Smith, by a Welshman in America, which has previously appeared in ...

... country an old book; in the negative,, not the Al- coran of tl), ?* Mohammedans—not- the Sinister of the Brahmins —not the Mormon of Joe Smith-noy yet the Magna Charta; but in the affirmative, the Bible. A noble book it is too; it is not very large in ...

... on the bench. He is entitled to a retiring pension of E4,000 per annum. THE Shreiosbury Journal notices the drowning of a Mormon elder whilst performing the ceremony of immersing a female convert. The latter narrowly escaped with life. DEATHS OF Two ...

... doctrines and creeds they might profess to teach? Th speaker accompanied his question with some remarks on the preld of Mormonism, and its peculiarjdoctrines, and the differ- ences whi h had arisen on this subject in the continent of Europe. Mr. Miall ...