... River and The Highest House . in Wathendale, A Narrative of Extraordinary Suffer- d ing, the history of the origin of Mormonism, with'an a account of the deaths of the Brothers Smith, Lost in London. The History of a Certain Grammar Schodil, A ...

... LITERARY NOTICES. ni TThe Story of Richard Falconer, Byron's Narrative n. of the Loss of the Wager, The History of Mormonism, n The Scottish Adventurers, The Story of Walter n. Ruysdael, the Watchmaker,. and Poems on Kindness to l; Animals ...

... the war, not of a, to-day, but of 1590. The London Parson relates his le travels to San Francisco and back, noticing the Mormon to settlement at the Salt Lake by the way; ;and there arn ie other contributions wall worth reading. a1 The Yoatk'g Pietorial ...

... took his fancy; 'Then be took in 1two Siciiys,1 And then he left for Nancy. -d And so, to cxit his true loves not, as This Mormon barons Fcatrnm A Collected all his wives, and weont ,ts To Utah with his harem. Ig Like Lot's one wife, should Utah's; lot ...

... declared that he se wa s W a slandered man. They believed that his death would .( not affect the existence of the Mormon Church ma long as hC one Mormon lived. ee Mr. Pringle, an artist, hen been summoned to the Tmpr - Hammeremith Poliee-court on the cbaorqe ...

... tae hr ito ervice. The 5SCeiapaespeedtash wa not detained ld aains herwil. Th gir sttes he wuldrather dir th THE MORMONS IN ENGLASD.-A Mormon con ase ference was held in the Hope HZl, Bloomsbury, el nie Monday. From statements made it would appear that ...

... and houses heroine habitable aiid attrac- . tfive buildings. Thle fields gave evideiice of torijL ?? siidiistry~audtlie Mormons aisd Ohiisese seemied to ?? Lte capacityof inlig h o ?? thle Bell, ,at. zis~riiigv ills lie noti;ced apetininsen t Stallt ...

... believe the teachings of s. Wilford Woodruff, the successor of Brigham ig Young and John Taylor in the Presidency of the of Mormon Church, life must present a gloomy 3d outlook to their youthful eyes;, With a small-hope su of salvation at the end ; for ...

... in it. To seat a 100,00 people so that all could hear plainly, the h acoustic properties would have to be perfect. The tl 'Mormon Temple at Salt Lake 9,ity is so perfectly at ponstructed that a whisper may be heardfrom any b i- part of the' vast auditorium ...

... this quarter's number contain a paper upon legal Education to which we referred in last week's issue. The Law of the 13o0k of Mormon is set forth in an interesting article lby Dr. Williams. The Law as to Sunday Armue. merits with the utmost recent development ...

... inl On the mo~rning of the fifth day of the siege, ib. a waggon wasaeon. approaching-, accompanied j -or by an escort of Mormon soldiers. When. near -h, the entrenchment thea company halted, anld one mhL of them, William blaatscan by namle, was sent ...