... 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 ...

... That the lad want dumb the pea of the house. 'Hat hr saw there stopped as paned. and =bed the led his father. That Captain Mormon Sege mid them some one whom I do net wow re with a Dilswel Cameron, who lives at and elderly mid is sot able to be hems That ...

... railway train, which arrived five minutes later than usual.— Cheltenham Examiner. Tiik Molt mon itk I'a nat ics. Last week body Mormons, numbering about seventy individuals, passing through ibis city their way to Illinois, to join their fellow fanatics that ...

... the metropolis. I ilm. Sir, YOllrs obediently. ALPHA. Bridgend. Nov. 18, 1841. Tllp. MORMONITR FANATICS—Last week a body of Mormons, numbering about seventy inr ividuals, passed fhrcti^h this city on iheir way to Navoo, Illinois, 10 iuin their fellow fanatics ...

... faithful dog, which continue, smelling the ground, they traced what they het:eyed to be poor Shellard's footmarks to the river Mormon', which doses :he end of the g•llden. He left none of hi , .othes him except •of his braces. Too river was dragged on Sunday ...

... and t.i'uiit, which 1 rood n> -i't, I became cni ingled beyond escape; and, while K\. quer - bills were obtained from tm mormons extent. never derived benefit even to the small extent r.ece.s-ary to relieve from my «omparatividy trilling cmbarra*sment« ...

... ensporas sand whieh At 11.11.1.1 1.1 'Naylor, give. She moor title • I:1111 16e., in Nola War but ha. hi'. •• How. qua, Mormon', or same oaher ..11% WC. Ag add the ~sly GAPTAZIII Ltd.:CZ. ibey h .ve rot ,e 1 foetrti.And hi. •Itlllllll., 0 1 every ...

... plan of il»e New Zealand Company see be admirnb'y calcoJitied to preserve and elevate the native tribes. They not require mormons breadth land, for they are, and always have been, cultivator*, not hunters, like the Atnericau Indians. America abounds with ...

... the prisoner, she was discharged with a caut:on. f Elias Jones vvas charged with stealing coal, the property of Mr. Martin Mormon.—-Mr. Palmed, agent i ...

... never at at meat tons.—The Mltof this is, that we NNW • very reneideren isliferrat, and bed the twee of this prejudice s. Mile Mormon. weer Whited to meow . work. MANDODD: o n e old memo! folly satisfy as that the ono tbe stamp. —llw wino I. a' et the source ...

... Howard, and the Rev. Mr. Griffith, Intlepend,nt Minister. Thanks to the ladies were returned by Mr. Gwyther. Joe SMITH, the Mormon Prophet. has quarrelled with his two dieciplea, Higdon ar d Bennett, and they threaten to impale chicanery. How melancholy ...

... Peers rose ami . remained standing until her Majesty had taken her seat ! the Throne. The Queen desired their lordships rur. Mormon - iMrosTon' - .—Tins vile be seated. scheme has hist explod, • i h, the caul The Lord Chancellor then directed Sir Augustus ...