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... suppose it had been pursued by a hawk or some bird of prey, and was so hard pressed as to take refuge where it lost its life. Mormonism at Crowlr.—The disciples of Joe Smith having found their way into Crowle about two years ago, propagated their doctrines ...
... They left Frontier Settlement on the 5tch of Mlay. The emigrants to California and Oregon were making rapid progress. The Mormons were met with a large train of waggons on their way to California, and the twelve apostles ;were met at Fort Bridges. The ...
... Brampton Abbots, near Ross, the Rev. lo Strong-Aged 68, Miss Ann Hatton, of Eausgate-street, Glo ?? 69, Anna, widow of Richard Mormon, Esq. SDAii sea; Mr,'James. Blakkmore, landlord of the Tiger iD; als° - aged 80, Miss Marylewin, of that ?? 83, at 1l1101 ...
... s in the United States, ,r was destroyed by a hurricane o01 the 27th of Al!ay. This stupendous edifice was erected by the Mormon religious sect in 1845, and was partially burned in October, IS4s, - leaving only its four walls standing, the timber and ...
... generally eulogised), about the folly of the committee in letting the room to a small body of ignorant fanatics like the Mormons. I should have been a little more severe on them the other night, but found them be such poor ignorant fraternity, that I ...
... Eliza, second daugh. ter of James Finucane, Esq., late unejorin the 30th regiment, On the 13th hint., at Kehlee Mrains, John Mormon Milne, oriter, Fortar, to Ellen, daughter of John Trurnbull, Esq., h~ellos itlama, Berwicklshire. On the 13th inst., at the ...
... bestoaved on some r 0 charitable institutiomo in the ?? Mercury. t g MORMoN Oo?es'cagrecs.-The Mormonites hold a coo- o . foremice iii Bisbopwearmoutlo a few days ago, at which d about 400 Mormons attended. Mr. R. Hardmsn was r a elected president of the conference ...
... was much esteemed by all who knew himn. He has left no isly, _ MORMON EMIGRAeION. - The Mecklenburg post steamer Obotritt has conveyed from Copenhagen to Kiel a body of about 300 Mormons, including women and children. With the exception of a few Norwegians ...
... MIOROAlN MAI RlRIIAGE. Tui Mormon paper, the Seer, gives the following aC- count of the formalities ?? Whln a Sailit cs- pouses suipplemenrtary svives, after lie already has one of those companions*:- In this church of Latter Day Saints every marl is ...
... an Irish man or woman amnongihe many Mormons who have entered Castle Garden. -On Saturday morning, 760 Mormons landed at the depot from t0e.8hip Thoxnton, most of them having been sent out at the exlenee of the Mormon Emigration Fund. He SaW imdrg them ...
... only a few msionths old. He is a native of hjrkkudbright, but has been resident in Glasgow for time last thir by years. Tiin MorMONS..-JOlU Strong, a blacksmith, of long stawdisg, in 11l1balloeu'-ltne, Kendal, with his wife sriest suerous fasily, left Kendal ...
... of the guard is to be provided with two. c ThE Moic{osis IN NORTEr AME1ICA.-A history has been published in Germuan of the Mormons, or Latter- day Saints, in North America, from which it appears that America contains 68,700 of that sect, of whom 38,000 ...