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... be Surgeon Generzl and Inspector. . Gustavus Irvin to ?? General and 'De raty Inspecto To be Surgeons, Wyville Sniith, John Mormon, Henry Ferris, Mac.. Jasneson, - Thmag'Lan'e, -,a ' Joseph Neariley, John MCulRoth, Richard' Roberts. Wmn. Wittman, Nath. ...
... ye? ):eneridzapier.'*Jofejph .Iarlow, of Fr derict's.I'1act -London, me ?? Bal,,. ot Padll-Mll, MiddlWf(ex, artiflt.-ilph Mormon, of Oxford-f,{reet, Middklekx, grocer.-Thos. Ahex. Bcale, of flradford, Wilts, ?? Win, Wilkin- ftin, jun. 'of Mincing-lane ...
... wis going down stairs to brealkfnt, the next mern- tug, whlen he was setzeit with paralysts, snd became spteettles; neat mormon.- at shout thle saura hour, tie exrtryed: he wais .14 yeaei, ill bit1.i-. itv5 Rovet ?AtrirS l~r-e, a zaltous ..d inwi- ? ...
... feel that deep iitsrestinaylhng afldtg the l uqca~e Which their conditio'n called for, tM whiiN at all tirmes the hoi'sel of mormons.was forward to inaniafest.i He had eturnr'6ioma L~iverpool, Norwilt; Paki,tAqstaep Hiftvmket ; ,$hrewsburyi Sheirelwd. Southampton ...
... and the House Adjourned at a Quarter Past Two o'Clock. Lho T OF THE MINORTTY OF FOnTY-EIGHT, Wbo voted fur hbr. STRWART'S MOrmoN for The Appointment of' a Select Committee to Inquire Into Lhe Commerce, Revenue, and ExPerm- diture of Ceylon. Alllorp ...
... men, who as- pire to situations of h6nour, remember these examples. THE MORMONs.-The Springfield (III.) Journal, an- nounces the passage through that place, of a company of Mormons, 250 or 300 strong, composed of able-bodied men, with the single exception ...
... G.C.H. is appoialsnule to hosist his flag for t!ie West In- f lies, and Pear-Adrliiral N. Trrmpson nill go to the Nui rh A mormon stustior. Capitaii P. 1. Douglas will be Flag Captain to SirP. H Iker, and Cormmandel Trot- ter, rvith Lie tenant T. R. Si ...
... âNu. 2. Aikâ/fc'fiirt vlrfair. , « I Yet G.'J fifth. Cores »p nr. come, ireo. ,\, g> Fjv, fly ftwsivT * ,* . . I lie mormon ⢠kii Barth i>o rwl tuH.w, ¦h ,ke. lake J-.v.-.i* *.>.'»â¢*. , sei ⢠lose, M uuuiiil« ¦ K-ulnn hg..t. » ...
... dauglter. DIED. On the 4th instant, at Swansea, deeply regretted, flr. Gibbon, M. D. On the 26tit ultimo, at Kemey's House, Mormon h- Ihire, Mary the wife of George ecee. Esq aeid -IS. On tbe 7th isisiant, at Barry Island, were he had gone for the benefit ...
... Waldy, Esq., T. Meynell, Esq., T'. Meynell, jun.,Esq., J. Woodall,EEsq., W. Lawsot, Esq., W. Rutson, Esq., Hon. and Rev. T. Mormon, Rev. P. Ewart, Rev. 'I'. W. Morley, Rev. W. Dent, Rev, M. S. Wynyard. Rev. W. Baties, Rev. J. J. T. Monson, Rev. G. Dixon ...
... Thursday evening the Rev. William Giles delivered his second lecture in Leeming-street Chapel, on the chaims of the book of Mormon to Divitie inspiration and the spirit and claims of its advocates. 'rue Rev, gentleman dealt very ably with his subject, ...