... he was passing Pisgah Chapel, belonging to the Mormons or Latter-Day Saints, in North Street, Jubilee Street, Whiteelsapel, and saw a man named Hepburn, who was opposed to the doctrines of the Mormons, lecturing to a large number of persons opposite ...

... Society for the Prosecution of Felons, under the instruction of Mr. Walters, solicitor to the saene society. The prisoner is a Mormon elder, end has been for some years employed by the prosecutor in a responsible situation. Hle was considered a trustworthy ...

... d that he had served several other parties in the eame way. Police-sergeant Grifiths knew him as a fre- quent attender of Mormon meetings, but had not known him work tor two years. The prisoner, on being asked as to his ante- cedents and occupation, said ...

... Lake was fined five shillings and costs, in default fourteen days' imprisonment.—William C'oulson, a labourer, and elder in a Mormon Chapel, residing at Maxstoke, was charged with stealing l'J2lbs. of potatoes, the property of Mr. William Tabberner Loud, ...

... but on his voyage there he became convinced of the unsound- ness of the Mormon doctrines, and upon his arrival at the place of his destination ho preacjed as strongly against Mormonism as be had previously done in its favour. lie afterwards wrote to his ...

... terrible attack on England, showing that the revolution was culminating. The camp fire that cooks the frugalsup. per of the Mormon emigrant may sweep over a thousand prairies. The firing of a pistol, or, speaking abovea whisper, will shake Mont Blanc and ...

... Bible Ohristiasi 437; Friends or Quakers, 3Zi; Inde. pendents or Congregationalists 2,2522; Jews, 20; Latter gay Saints or Mormons, 8S% Methodists ?? and Welsh Calvinitic, 756; Countess of Huntingdon's Con. nexion, 36; Nevr Connexion, 267;. Primitive 3; ...

... trict Court, Chief Justice M'Kean presiding, was held to- day. The Grand and Petit Juries were summoesed. Three prominent Mormons -were summoned on the Grand Jury. On the challenge of United States Attorney Baskin for cause, George 0. Cannon, editor of ...

... MORMON MURDERS. It has been known for some time that the Federal auithosities in Utah are diligently investigating several murders committed thirteen or fourteen years ago, at the instigation, as is aleged, of the Mormon chiefs ; and a rumour has of late ...

... nacarally separated into different sects, with a common basis oI ftith and the Mormon ahurch is divided only on rattera of discipline. The pwaer of Governmeat tay drive the Mormons from their present home, but they ti ?? elooewhere, to put in practie thewi ...

... E {,MORMON TRIALS. The following deopatch ithe New York 'iwune, to hand yesterday. Aper SAM LAR; Utah, December 22.-The Robinson murder examination was closed this afternoon. Hlampton, TosE, and Blythe were committed th await I the aetioni of the Grand ...

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