... or . surveying Which could not otbernizte have _beeu' enjoyed, utith t h e advantage of at every port and creek our way from Bab-el - The voyage from India had' been long and tedibus, octapying 'nearly but we accumulated it' such avafualile mass of Ity ...

... a u n ,' of the recommits Native lolantry in the Bombay Presidesey. They sot many of them who wow. much property. Like the Persia, they du not tolerate profession. begging, beyond thaw owe community. 'rue poor are relieved by privets charity, or from the ...

... Jemer , z; 10 chests China cassia, 15 packages Persian almond 4, 4 packages Persian hing, package Persia.. gall, by Girdhurdess Mawckchund ; 10 packages Persia.. munjeet, 5 packagesyersien jaitheenuel, 11 packages China rout, by Poonja Calianjee; 2 portmanteaus ...

... she be Oiled sapping, if elitist Men, that those who have Moray =dorm the curse at trieest shall literally inherit the when Persia. Bak, (proper) mid, we know that even in the their whit retaining these, have Ist all Mali dab captivity. their offended God ...

... nt by Persia. Manifestly the time has not yet arrived fur the conversion of Persia into one of all the Ensiles ; and as a quarrel Uhl' England might seriously interfere with this project fur effecting this conversion at a future day,—Persia may be ...

... llorriingt, loile a. ns. cause of the misery in Russia arising front the ass. id upon me, and offered 50/ Its. OUR RELATIONS WITH PERSIA. The Infant Prince is decidedly better. He has bat simply that owing to the stoppage of commerce. • ienoratal or weakly ...

... tiet against them accurilingly. LADY SHEIL'S GLIMPSES OF LIFE 1 AND MANNERS IN PERSIA.* i (From the Spectator, June T.) This volume contains Lady Shell's reminiscences of Persia during a residence of sine time as lady-head of the English mission, together ...

... Bomber till the 23rd of August, nor orders for the actual dispatch till tl e 23rd of October, nor final instructions till the Bab of November, still the Head Quarters and main body tif the expedition left II on the 13th of November, or sightly Jays after ...

... milts with of ; which portion oif coast is to be done this n. Kurrachee to the westward along the Mekran oast, through the .1 Persia and down to we have charts, but so many errors have been detected in them that the entire set :are luokel upon as doubtful ...

... hers, Be. 1260. A par of Inv Persia. CARRIAGE 2 Pair Hone. with Henn sad Haynes. 1 Doable Jacob's Rills. Several Riding Hones. A Gun and Single Rifle by Westin Boggy Arab Horse cud licenses. with abed. by T. Dow, wi th Bab, Pouches, Ste roar-Q.4 Gig The ...

... 750 cwt. Modyee Morape J 73 cwt., Lilabor, 60 bales Cotton, 175 cwt., Raatise Jenthe bales Cotton, 354 cwt., Nam Dewjee: 76 bab•n Cotton, LOM cwt., Coen* Pr sae. —66 bales Wool, 165 cwt., Abdool Tyeb 116 begs Mustard Seed, 479 cwt., Pursottno Vullubjce ...

... d a mibted ral ly produce their usual Major D. Orierson. M. in charge of the arrest. which were very ng Rind 3 . arrest of Bab jet. mats greatly, of coarse, to the discomfiture of the th Generel e terorde nrl4 .7 P th ila e ll 'i t . e h ee Bayley ...