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... county :—John ArthurHerbert,Esq., Llanarth House Thomas Wakeman, Esq., The Graig and J. Green- field, Esq., Brynderwyn. THE MORMONS.—This sect of religious people are still pro- gressing in Newport, and are frequently making converts. On Tuesday night last ...
... name and the lod-er's name, with an explanation of the riddle. Why sh?.„H lodgings be granted to oue, and Hot to the three Mormons who appned lor it; and ii not to the three, why not to two who might easily have slept togethe;. Besides, it anned' a miracle ...
... C. Vachell, from one John Davis, late of Herbert-street, Cardiff, containing charges derogatory to the character of the Mormons in the Great Salt Lake Valley, I shall be prepared next week to bring forward facts to disprove the assertions contained in ...
... the country: it is healthy, and the atmos- phere is here much clearer than in the old country. It is a good country for the Mormons but there are many living here that do not belong to them; whilst there are some of the worst men on the face of the earth ...
... fined 5s. each. MORMONISM. — The Rev. George Dukir Thomas, Georgetown, subscribed to the usual declaration of being a christian, and took the usual oaths of abjuration and supremacy, to en- able him to follow his profession as a Mormon preacher. MONDAY ...
... town now exhibits. In those days of dilapidated houses and Jfilthy thoroughfares, of sham teaching and fanatical preaching (Mormonism), of public mismanage- ment and private peculation, these works were carried through a period of unexempled diffi- culty ...
... why all Baptist Chapels should not contain the necessary place for the administration of the bap- tismal ordinance, and not Mormon like make the 'li^.tvbdod|i: of clean or filthy water their bap- tise.alVi^ft, si> ;s excite the laughter of the igno- rant ...
... fairer prospect which is pictured to them. The Mormon elders, however, seek chiefly for girls, and many a household in Wales loses its best fe aale servants once or twice a year owing to the persuasions of Mormon preachers. Tuese young women are generally ...
... MoRMONisM IN SCOTLAND.—At the annual conference of Latter-Day Saints resident in Scotland, held in Glas- gow on Sunday, Elder Park said he had found the saints very much scattered. The times were hard, and labour was scarce, and as the majority of the ...
... fell, and a number of ladies and gentlemen fell. The only injuries received are severe bruises. WELSH MORMONS.—It is said that in consequence of the Mormon missionaries stationed in Wales having induced numbers of persons connected with Methodist congregations ...
... a I'MWSI- Hack, 8ft. high by Mu wide.Wjritc_F 656, Echo, Cardiff. 655 ANTED. • respectable Girl or Woman for housework (mormons).—95, Otagde reed. 661 WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Bloom, 6 £ Xhomssoa streets SanvdDoafc, *48 ...