... Isilf-pist 7 and . 20 minute. past 9 in the Mor.ang, halt 7 ill the Evening: Fleetwood for Preston at a qoatter before 8 in the Mormon and at a quartet before 5 And a quarter before 7 in die Evening: the first of these trains leaving Preston after tie arrival ...

... countenance when I oily tlim last. iw aL bllt I perfectly t'elllelnt'r Rite Indticatiolls of Ilila aippealitllce ait id by Mn. Mormon'a inaiiy years igo. lito was of reiddch compleximi it In ?? eyes Inuicnttd cotisideraule ?? 21ut artivity. it ?? to me, of ...

... parcel pal term. Hurray, Bjmc and eo. BAST INDIES. Lady of the Lake 'of GUayow). i Ettlca. from Calcutta, lona. 90 men, A Mormon, W Ok, with U» paekmea sugar. cheata indigo. ban vtee. 10 boko hides. 100 crook*. 7 keel pteeca leak wood, to baga doer koras ...

... Friendship were nut loading. The Mariner was to sail f * Ulua few days, to load for England. The Retrench for Knglam.. and Admiral Mormon for Loudon, were expected arrive daily al Belize, clear—Diadem, Bartlow, from New York. ' New South W«JvB Cape of Good Ilo|»« ...

... Afterternsoe, lot Prvaton. OJ SLNIMS Trains will leave the Station. at Peestith. fie Fleetwowl At 20 mtnates past 9 in en• Mormon. awl Fleetwervi for Perot, At twenty min Ates 4 in tie Afthrtvino ; the first ft these Preston ao t - be that which quits ...

... Prince Allwrl neamec l-ial hia life early \VeUae>day moraine, at the more of Alloa, bv the of a small boat which he, Captain Mormon, and another peieon wore uaiec for the of on board. The boat had upset whan they were the net of stepping board the steamer ...

... house, whom took into custody; and thee were. brought up at the Borough Court on Saturday, they stated their names to be John Mormons and Catherine Kirvin. Mr. Saved., staled the t . shove circuoistances , and there w ion fureeiture in the house; and itevas ...

... Vgracious Con.—A person In Northumberlandstreet, one day last week, having purchnscd a cod, opened it, iu the hope, from it* mormon* size of hcliy, find a largo roe ; but roe wa* forthcoming. observing, however, the stomach of the fish greatly distended ...

... Star Inn, t. Sollcito-s, Messrs. Lambert, Gray's-inn, ; nt Mr. Hoskins, Portsmouth. DIViDENDs. AT THB COURT BANKRUPTCY. _ W. Mormon, the younger. aod T. Mtrwaon, late of Milkstreet. London. merchants, J to. 15, at eleven—J. GRlenre. late of 13, Bartlett ...

... Fisher. Gem. from Rena, 11110 sks .733 help torlei hon., Hope. from ssi ford. lit (41frks i•frks ;ulster, 21 ac oht4, W Mormons John Cleelimist Stse:,rforit 401 potolnew„ order. woe Jean. from Train, 11.70 no s p s i ,. Thowlese,from Tratee, 7.41 42t ...

... harmless, but we understand that they have already entrapped a considerable number of individnals, Tbe book called the Book of Mormon, was, we understand, written by the late Rev. Solomon Spauiding, a retired clergyman, who resided in New Salem, Anserica. ...

... five rifles were dis- chatged at then, (by Mormons lying in ambush, as was afterwards openly avowed in the village.) Fortutiately, ow- ing to the distauco sliither was iturt, the man fled, and Nr. disowned Mormonism-shiut himself up, and awaited the result ...