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... THE LATE SHAH OF PERSIA. His Majesty Nasr-ed-din Shah, the King of Persia, whose death by the hands of an assassin Aye announce this morning, succeeded his father, the third Sovereign of the Turkish dynasty of Kajars, in October, 1848. He was then only ...
... TIM BARS OF PERSIA. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—Notioes of the rime of a new quasi Christian sect Persia have,.! believe, appeared from time to time in English newspapers. Little, however, appears to be known upon the subject in this country, and the following ...
... THE TABLET TIIE MISSION FIELD IN PERSIA. Father Benjamin writes t us from Degala, Urmia, Persia : In 1892 and 1893 a seri_s of articles under the title Assyria, Rome, and Canterbury, contributed by me, were published in the columns of The Tablet, which ...
... STORY OF ITS PROGRESS. PERSIA TO LONDON. Adul-Baba, the present head of theonovement known as Bahaism, leaves New York to-day in the Celtic for England. The founder of the movement, Mirza Mohammed All, was born at Shiraz in Persia in 1.819. His father, ...
... tosamob emus BAB EYES ARE. The action of good Loma I. alum sped% by badly fitted trams. Eyosigat tested from 'el Marie I. pleat* room. apostasies sad gysilassas oteasately Sued at abaideeslit &dorm T. W. WILSON, Optisisa. I. Hr liera Persia. Ilkord Lase ...
... of the woman apostle. An attempt was made upon the life of the Shah : Neither the imprisoned Bab nor Baha'u'llah responsible for it. But it happened in Persia as happened in Rome and elsewhere in the early days Christianity. The hated sect of infidels ...
... British soldiers on ing, for same of the THE SHAH AT HOME. instance, were in of the heview Shah of Persia is Muzafer- Reviews. De Wet was o reader of these bab and is, ne ago by Mr. J. H. brazer, a ing to = description given sand heartily ed the fun which ...
... nurses Government thinks the ooserion convenient. Meanwhile it. will complete the, ruin of Persian independence and flood; Persia and India with commerce. What compensation doss it offer this country? British trade will suffer, as Mr. Lynch, than whom ...
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... for the subjugation of the vastness of Persia. To the west were mixed peoples whose problems centred round Egypt and the doings of E°ypt, insulated, again, from Persia by deserts and hard going. Eastward Persia had it all her own way, for once her thousands ...
... alingoss—D. WOregor sad an. and B. TfodAs6l. (humid.. land—T. Reed and On.. ISt ifigh-stroat. M. BAB, 1. Bille-streat. C. Hogg. BS. willhs meet Harßa9ool - 1 Persia, S. Victoria-tarraga lifiddlegbarnagh—Warlay, Pickering and 00. Hansburg—L. Yrtedarichass ...