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... Artomus Ward among the Mormons, Ensign G. D. King- Harman ; song, The Little One that Died,” Mrs. liiordan ; reading. Patter, Mr. Brebner. Several of the officers regiment wore present during evening. 3rd Burrs. Captain J. Blaksley, Ist battalion ...
... Hull with its 200,000 inhabitants, mid (mormons shippinfr and other interests, to enrol its Naval Volunteer Artillery Corns, when such ports London, Liverpool, the Clyde, Bristol, Hastings, Brighton, Birkenhead, Carnarvon, Llandudno, Holyhead, Swansea ...
... Calthorpe’s farcical three-act comedy entitled The Mormon,” recently brought out at the Vaudevili.e during a morning performance. The favourable reception the piece obtained must largely ascribed to the actors, the cast including Mr. Harry Paulton, Mr ...
... but rather as beings whose duty it is to serve their husbands, and to add to the population as many little Mormons as possible.” The Mormons are entitled, if they wish, to keep separate harems if they do so, a number of small Louses will be observed ...
... ” P. McFar-1 land, Royal Horse Artillery. Comic song, “Cruel Mary Holder, H. A. Coventry, Esq,, 10th Hussars. Reading, A Mormon Romance,” Major Goodonough. Song, “Friar of Orders Gray,” Sergeant Perkins, Royal Engineers. Rending, from “Pickwick,” Waller ...
... excused if lie quotes tho words of Scripture— By their fruits yo shall know them, and thou points to tho undoubted success of Mormon faith and works in Utah. The travellers next bring their readers to San Francisco and California, across tho great American ...
... the Revue Militaire de l’£tranger, A reprint of Judge O’Connor Morris’s essay npon Napoleon is begun, and an account of the Mormon fiebellion of 1856-57 is continued. Longman is a good number, with a fine article on Th£ophile Gautier, by Mr. Walter Berries ...
... enjoyed in the Far West; pictures Indian life in the great prairies; and gives a most interesting account of his visit to the Mormons and the Salt Lake City. He tells his adventures in easy, agreeable manner, calculated to excite the reader’s interest, and ...
... Lieut. R. Wainwright, U.B. Navy, of the naval attack upon the harbour of Charleston, South Carolina. “ The History of the Mormon Rebellion is continued. We have also received, but we have not space to notice, Murray’s Magazine, Macmillan, the Comhill ...
... has interealing article on Some Changes effected in the French Army the Revolution of ITs’J-thJ,” and The History of the Mormon Rebellion of JBOG-o7 continued. Lieut. H. D. Smith, U.B. Revenue Cutter Service, relates the notable services of the Harriet ...
... of t army of the Potomac. It may doubted whether the boot is of a nature to attract general readers, but Captain Buitou (of Mormon celebrity), who edits the English edition, otters it to the public more a useful than an entertaining volume. There is abundant ...
... E. Miller, gent., October, 1800; W. C. Saunders, gent., December, 1800 (retired sale of commisaion December, 1804); F. L. Mormon. * gent, cadet from R.M. College, January, 1801 ; J. W. Smith, gent, cadet from R.M. College, January. 1801 (retired sale ...