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... Welsh 721 Ebsworthy Tapson 328 Total 12,081 IRON 1,588 An account of coal brought down the during the week ;— TONS. 50 Martin Mormon. 350 Thomas Powell 250 Davies and Tapson 450 Richard Davies Ebsworthy Tapson — R. J. Blewitt 125 John Charles Jones 25 John ...
... IRON 950 19 13.442 3 An account of coal brought down the Canal, during the week :— TONS. CWT. Thomas Prothero.. 25 Martin Mormon. 225 Thomas Powell. 200 R. J. Biewitt 400 John Vipo^d 200 Charles Jones eo — — 25 John Maun.. •• Total J-JOO IRON 2A34 Tons ...
... An account of coal brought down the Canal during the week ending Aug. 27th: TONS. CWT. fhomasPfothero. 100 Martin Mormon. 250 Thomas Powell 150 R. J. Blewitt 300 John Vipond 550 Monmoothshire Iron and Coal Co. Richard Morrison 75 Pentwyn & Golynos Iron ...
... Fanny, Pulsford, Porlock. hallast. Sally, Tadd Port Talbot, ballast..Three Sisters, Hamm. tt, Plymouth, ballast. Providen tia, Mormon, Dartmouth, ballast. Atlas, Johnson, Dort. Fame, ballast..Fame, Nicholls, Neath, ballast.. Providence, Bushen, Port Talbot ...
... steam-boat explosion took place on the 19th inst., at Lexington, Missourri. The Saluda burst her boilers, killing 100 passengers (Mormons), on their way to the Salt Lake. Advices from St. Jago (Cuba) to the 6th of March state that the authorities there are still ...
... was anchored in the roadstead of Elsinore, sailed for the Baltic on the 30th ult. A letter from Hamburgh states that the Mormons have established a weekly newspaper at Hamburgh, and have pre- pared a translation of their Bible. They have missionaries ...
... the house corners, or among the old trees, making a bright fireside seem about the happiest spot on earth. MORMON EMIGRANTS.—About sixty Mormons (men, women, and children) lately living in Newport and Pontypool, having made up their minds to proceed to ...
... m.) at 7 30 Mail from Metthyr, Pont- I *be fol- ypridd, and Aberdare.. 8 0 p.m 9 0 p.m. j lowing Rural Posts from Caer- f mormon philly, LlaudatT, Can- j after ton, St. Fagans, Sully, j their l'entyrch, &c., &c. 7 0 pn.j 9 0 [).rn.;j arrival. ton, St ...
... city churches also rang a series of merry peals, in celebration of the joyous occasion, at intervals until midnight. THE MORMONS.—A fine ship, the Enoch Trail, having been chartered to convey a cargo of Mor. mons to the United States en route to their ...
... pair of spectacles, which were discovered by Joe Smith in the rock, when he found the tables which now forms the Book of Mormons. About 250 started on Monday morning from the Abergavenny station to Liverpool. ,CONCERT.-On Monday last Mr. Ward's first ...
... application was therefore refused. WEDNESDAY.—(Before William Thomas, Esqr., and the Rev. J. C. Campbell.) PREACHERS' LICENSE.-Two Mormon preach- ers, who gave their names Abednego Williams, and Israel Evans, residing in Garden-street, ap- plied for license to ...
... been with the Mormons about 22 years, although he did not seem to your correspondent to be quite so old as even that. He had preached, prayed, fought, and in short done almost everything that man could do for the promotion of Mormonism. He was no fatalist ...