... mark;ed by the d CIerk of the Crown. The Court adjourned for refreshment. When the Court reseuned its sitting, e Italiaei MorMon was exantned by .Mr. ITATCttr.r.-l reside at f I Tullam,,re, and follow the business of a coachniaker ; I rementber the meeting ...

... kisof ,well to paint; and- tarted bff to. America. 'By andt-by he came .back? haviiig' attained to high offiee ?? in the Mormon. community, 'cbifged with. the . erand'; of eny inveigling others: cligible parties, who, 'had. plenty of 'Wni money-tow ...

... NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE MORMON MURDERERS AT SALT LAKE. 1, The following narrative is from the pen of John Davies, a _ young Welshoran, who emigrated to Salt Lake, with his family, t about two years ago, from Maesteg, South Wales. It is taken Lt from a ...

... ditvorcefrin the courts shere her ic a lulterous husband w'as doujiciled? Suppose le had gone toa Utah' and married eight or ten Mormon wives, ?? she do? lwl The Lord Ordinary has to-day found the libel relevant, in and added the following note:- The Lord Ordinary ...

... I GLASGOW BANKRUPTOY COURT-YsTzanAT. I al. e. I (Before Sheriff MoRMoN.) - EXSAMUTMON OFr D. IING AND COMPANY. rs The examination of Daniel King, sole partner of the firm of D. King & Company, manufacturing chemists. Camlachie, took place yesterday. There ...

... snw mie. This wasg when we werein M hiss Houston's house. I did nelt think 'that the'Oolonel' was going Wi'eavc me anything. MorMon. told mos hewas not. When the Colonel saw me with the will in my hazidhe took It out cf my hand and said Ih-ad no right to1t ...

... evidence was given by a witness who had been a Mormon himself.I He said that when he read an account in the Deseret Ness of the petitioner's divorce and excommunication by the vice-president of the Mormon community, who, in a public dis- course, said the ...

... the impartation, Elut fre, f uini~r ipleent fo fie years, from the date of commencing wvorks. -Beau Mai ll~, Jalun. THE M£ORMON;S. A INew York correspondent writes :-The Mor. molos are in periL. Americans are, as a rule, much ashamed of the existence ...

... -her cargo, Consisting of -2!s dollars worth of alco- hol, into the coaotry. CONFERENCE OF MORMONS IN I - : - BITMINGH1M., f' ¶tflie annual conference of the Mormon Brother- hoodresiding in and around Birmigham was held in that tower on Sundy. There were ...

... wife of a Mr Cobb, from whom she was duly divorced, so that she could resume her maiden paine. She is now the 31st of the Mormon prophet's wives, not counting those who have been only sealed, or formally married, to him for the sake merely of securing ...

... should consider hewas entitled to treat the vessel as a total loss at the time the action was brought MEETING QF MORMONS IN LONDON. The Mormons of the London district met on Sun- day last at the Music Hall, Store Street, and great interest was shown in the ...

... who is implicated, are now on their trial on this accusation. A PAID AMONG THE MORMONS. Notwithstanding the death of Joseph 0. Kimball, and the probable collapse of the Mormon Govern. ment at the Salt Lake Territory, a large number of emigrants have recently ...