... last mouth, brought by a party of twenty-siX persons who escaped from the Mormons after I enduring much persecution. These persons had resided for 1 some time with the Mormons, but did not become inocu- il lated with their doctrines, and decided not to ...

... do ;tan that they would persist in the struggle till the gdreted to which ho alluded were gained,. h reted WOOING MORMON WIVES--The Mormon editor of the Deseret News thus tells the good people of Christen. dom how strangers can become ingratiated - If ...

... denit of the Barge t1fice atS York, with regard to the treatment received by ?? : the hands at Mormons, and appealing to) th~e ?? people to atop the Mormon traffic in girl, has rellore, here. She is already 'being persecuted by the Sairo. w90 are particularly ...

... Stbe x) Mr Hcnldcearth's MORNIPIGDEW, by Adieu-- Golden Maca, 4 yes S Levies 3 O95 Mr Jersey's Mormon. agedF. Pcstt 0 S5 3Lord Elleosmere's Phecon, 4 yes.. Lonnie 5 7 51r E.E. Baldeok's ...

... sufficient to prove 11o existence of bigamous relations. Hitherto convictions have been iorposeible because of the secrecy of the Mormon marriage rites. Under the bill, children born before 1883 will be legitimate. The President is given discretionary powers ...

... through which they rlttled him without a check,. and up to Cowsland, crossing the Leverton road to SturtoniMigh House as if Mormon's Uolt. was his destination, hut he turned to the left by- Levertor Vicarage over to Habblesthorpe down to the Coates andt: ...

... towards the police and fifty Bova to (ine judge. D One mile nund a half. aI Lard Zeti and's Voitigeur, by Voltaire ?? (J. Mormon) I y inr H. Hill's Pitoford ?? 1 Lord AMIrD'S Clincher .. ?? a Mr Gretwvicke's The Nigger ?? The following also started :- ...

... Sporting Life iAumor,??Rnts-or-, a' the Spor7-Sooihsss'r or Royal Re'o 13,- T Sos-4rhsaoer re Bentwoi'eb. Star-lord A'.ro, Radon. Mormon Ado-craa'er Auts ?? ?? or Bruntwc-c'u. FRAKCE AND THE ISLANDS. NATIVES HOIST THE BBITI-SR FLAG Advic'ee received in San Franc:sco ...

... Mob, put under restraint.-Punch. NoN-INTERVENTION.-There is a talk of the Salt Lake joining the Confederates. We think the Mormon Capitol is wrong. Let it secede, if it will; but it is not fair to join either party. It should be true to its own name, and ...

... Anderson- -the Pantomime produced under the stare managernent of Mr. geary Hastings and the supervision of Mr. WBon Barrett Mormon Peeformnancee. at 2, To-day, every day dong the week, sd eat succeeding Tuesday a~nd Sat-urday ?? tnhrer notice, to whih aidre ...

... Bogs.21 Sloe., Feb. 2 .. ..nkeltaun? is - Turn., Pt-b. I.? Brides Thu a a Them.. Feb. 5 .Ynn MorMon.11 0 Earl Zmn..asrSa . Feb 7.Se:say.? I t' Saran, Jan. It .. Stainurop..11. 0 ? Al ...

... Momien bet Talot,4-6, 6-4, 9.7. C rlybeat Eitano, 6.2, 6-2. fana-i-:nal Bound. Baines beet Dawson, 72.~ 6-1. Oborley beet Mor-Mon, 7-5 (Morrison retired). Fiuil Bound. Baleen bent Chorley, 6-4, 6-1 (Ohorlsy rottred). 11BIXD DOUBLES HX-~NDICAP.-F rot Bound ...