... 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 ...

... wrapped up in an old cloth, in an ash- y ser ea- pit, in Cherry-lane-Verdict accordingly. ra - ich MoBmoNISM.-William Smith, the Mormon patriarch, t ter has addressed a long letter to his brethren, in which he rry dissuades them from listening to the counsels ...

... captain entitled hold pas-cugeis to the agreement they implicitly made procecd by bis boat.— It. Piekoxe. The conduct of the Mormon parson getting drunk was very disgraceful, but it is not necessary to publish statement of it. He has been already well punished ...

... should remember that to resign the pleasures of vice part of his bargain. The Warsaw (111.) Signal of the ttth, states that the Mormon Temple has been sold to a Committee of the Roman Catholic ChUrchforthesumof seventy-five thousand dollars. The building to ...

... James ?? Phillips, who undertook to disprove 7th - the Book of Mormon bv the Sacred Scriptures, and to -E try it by its own merits, and Mr. J. Guinness, who was bib i to defand the Mormon Bible. After a host of explara- gro trit tioins. and a mass of ...

... IC parties running aiway and defrauding the executing V, creditor. Both Caldwell and Carlyle belonged to a sect I- called Mormons. Men might hold wheat opinions they It liked, but they should be honest ; and he was afraid in ?? this case there were reasons ...

... with the doctrines of the sect elf that you belong to. Saint: They are easily explained: ase are i possession of the book of Mormon, which he s the Bible, and teachs us to do wonderful 'aesthings, to perform siraches.-Gentlonsan: Indeed! Well, ey what can ...

... from lIs chair a rigid corpse. It was then only rs midnight. t) 111 AN IMMORAL RELWIOIN.-In a tract distributed by the t ;a Mormon preachers, the following question. and answer a sas occur :- What shall be the reward of those who have in ghs forsaken their ...

... 'qlfe being dead, and ?? htnd bela ?? r itree ?? on a pralge ofbigamyo ?? WVAI#s'M~t, MuAna inquire it, the prisoner wasat MOrmon, and wn in.formed by tho yourg woma whom he had best married that he bad represented bon seOI as a Methodiat.-Elizabeth Jones ...

... oner' in the house -lbn was remanded to Tuesday next. 1'icririous Foamis OF SEAroa'S CsaRr5'reArsrs-A Pommatn, M. named John Mormon, who had beon discharged with an indifr. ~,ferent, chamacter from the Demerara, attenmpted to obtain a ship with a ?? ilisebarge ...

... assault, that one was as ect bad asthe other. She was therefore discharged. me Fa4uDuIN=TLY UTam A CH LTIRCAT OF e ne ter Mormon, a seaman, pleaded guiity to a charge preferred by 1r. an. Tyndall of having fraudulently used a seamfan's OertMOdte, sad ...

... C~hester Castle, au2 e Having been thus pi the pr isoride thourht he o e could mlarry again. (Laughter.I-Mr. blacafield. Is he a 'Mormon ?-Scott: I don't know, sh'; bet he has mnarried three Ge wives; they are all alive nowl and they have all been cooks, 555~ ...