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... testant Dissenters meeting J' street Chapel.—(Left sitting.) DIJ 'HUN—MARCH V _ NOBTTIdMBtRLAND. r.«“ . Duke Wl London on Monday mormon (of W.lool Hall near Ludlow, the aeal the Lari of Powis, where his amiable Ducbers u on a| visit to her Noble Father. Their ...
... and Maloueigh, county AsfurllJCej tbus preserving fortunes, and Cork. ' . , . | i prottidiug for fao»ilies. Wednesday, at Mormon * ,8^ nd All kinds of Manufactories, Buildings, and Elwza, second daughter Mr. J. Macnatg G6ods f every description, Farm ...
... 'V=*‘ Di,*BtiliV, 'Dkcsmeer ■ \ ■ The followin'; Resolutions were unanimously adopted ti,e o;rcat Protestant Meeting, held at Mormon rooms' Dawson-street> the 7th. Sea, and o. December inst. Kcsolved—That r.ov.-, as. upon all occasions, cur inclination and ...
... Dental Surgery. John S. Beamish, M.D., South Mall, Cork. Wm. Beamish, M.D.,and Surgeon, Cork. E. Towisend. M.D.. & Surgeon Mormon s Island, Cork. U. A. Caesar, M.D., Lecturer Materia Med tea. South Mall. Cork. . Patrick Pope, M.D., and Surgeon, Regiraeot ...
... Karl of Shaftesbury, eat to-tlav at four o’clock royal Commissioners ; and the usher ot the black rod having been directed -mormon the IlouseofCoratnonns. the Speaker, attended several members, shortly afteiwards appeared t’ e bar. - The roval as**pnt was ...
... committees, over which will have cootroul. You have had yourself a slight inkling of this new (celing in ♦,hc proceedings of the mormons tithe meetings, and in the fact that you had protest! in Tour pocket from five counties against the worse than Maho.ncdsn ...
... Lord Durham was«o perfectly aware of what dry*. The Lord Mayor replied that he thought the |eopeciaily the conduct of the Mormons is said quite was about to take place, that the Commander-in Chief tleman who formed the deputation were uoneteaearily unprovoked ...
... time* proUuees new, and 1 mourneto add also, something dreadful'! In the state of Missouri, these miserable fanatics the Mormons mustered a band’ of strong on the 25th ult., and ih consetjnence of late diServnces with the citizens, who who did not like ...
... iuterl'erence the citizens of the Union in the affairs of the Province, and by ronsequnce. tending Some decree to lessen the Mormons furpiVsde uf their eondoel. This is good ; hut are really and truly tired of good writing—acts are wanting more than words ...
... brother to finality” John’s private Secretary, who is also on a salary,andShelbourne,the son of a cabinet minister, at an mormons salary. Again, there Sligo who was down to the last year receiving no inconsiderable portion of the public money ; Gosford ...
... In addition to the Bihle, they state that they are in possession of another work of equal authority, entitled The Book of Mormon,” the original of which was found engraven in brass plates in the central land of America. Finally, they consider this is ...
... RELIGIOUS IMPOSTORS. The reader cannot fail to remember the sect of schemers and grovelling fanatics, call- ed Mormon, who made their appearance in the United States, a year or two ago, and ac- tually fought a pitched battle with some of the troops of ...