... THE MORMON MARRIAGE CASE. On Tuesday Sir J. P. Wilde gavo judgment in the case of C Hg Hyde (of Derby) v. Hyde and Woodmansee, as follow*s:- e ?? petitioner in this case claims a dissolution of his mar- ti this, riage on the ground of the adultery of ...

... but on his voyage there he became convinced of the unsound- ness of the Mormon doctrines, and upon his arrival at the place of his destination ho preacjed as strongly against Mormonism as be had previously done in its favour. lie afterwards wrote to his ...

... having previously married the Hawkins, the rest of the family went to and made the Mormon city their destiaN 1853 Pierce went to America on a sketc t5 tion, and visited the Mormon settlemnt lwbrel (Pierce) saw Mrs. Hawkins and her daughricab On his return he ...

... DESTRUCTION OF A BAND OF 100 ROB. BERS AND MIURDERERS IN THE MORMON TERRITORY. TFU Great Salt Lalke City correspondent of tho New York1 Hierald, writing on Feb. 7, says:- The last express from Bannook City has just arrived, and set our mining population ...

... evidence was given by a witness who had been a Mormon himself.I He said that when he read an account in the Deseret Ness of the petitioner's divorce and excommunication by the vice-president of the Mormon community, who, in a public dis- course, said the ...

... My faith in Mormonism is stronger than I ever . Your own course is marked with that darkness a which you used to say fell upon all that left this people. v Are you happier now than when you were a Mormon? I E have tried to think Mormonism false, and to ...

... troops stationed there to watch the Mormons, and look after Prioe's rebel soldiers. Active, clever, persevering, self-reliant, he quickly got into extensive practice outside the army, both amoung Gentiles and Mormons. Brigham Young teaches the laying on ...

... Hero the young Mormon priest was re-converted to the Christian faith, and wrote to his wife requesting her to leave the Salt Lake tewritory, and come to him, but she refused to do so. Petitioner was pub- licly excommunicated from the M~ormon body. In 1858 ...

... dreadful scounsirels, the Mormons, the Lord woulud bless her. ans' if she could assist him in regaining possession of his children ho would never forget her. He had suffereil very much by that womnan in cdiisequence of Mormonism, and her father had I suffered ...

... who is implicated, are now on their trial on this accusation. A PAID AMONG THE MORMONS. Notwithstanding the death of Joseph 0. Kimball, and the probable collapse of the Mormon Govern. ment at the Salt Lake Territory, a large number of emigrants have recently ...

... but on his voyage therb he became convinced of the unsoundness of the Mormon doctrines, and upon his arrival at the place of his destination he preached as strongly against Mormonism as he 0] had previously done in its favour, He afterwards st wrote to ...

... Lake was fined five shillings and costs, in default fourteen days' imprisonment.—William C'oulson, a labourer, and elder in a Mormon Chapel, residing at Maxstoke, was charged with stealing l'J2lbs. of potatoes, the property of Mr. William Tabberner Loud, ...