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... the valley of mease, two from their native soil, where they are form the Rest line of defence the Russian empire the side Persia. The Papers Rials that large Russian force lias matched reinforce the army iv the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia ...
... her that it was through inadvertency that he Aister pression which hurt the feelings of a Member of I na ' stlspe rts bly— (Bab ! bah ! Interruption). PRESIDENT of the CoUNCIL—Is there any one svun my intentions ?—(Several voices Yes, yes.) PRESIDENT ...
... Mr Robertson. - Mr Mr Dutton. - Mr Bernal. L’Estrange. Stewart. Serjeant CampbelJ. Tom, - - * Kingston, * Kitty, - - Lady Bab’s Maid, - Lady Charlotte’s Maid, - Cook, - Cloe, - - Serjeant Brodi*. Serjeant Potter. - Miss Smith. Miss Johnson. Miss Robinson ...
... Lord Pnrchester, who p'aieed the literary wurktd Sir John Mairolm, the most eulouistie tefiai, end his elaborate History of Persia more parti* rularly. The Chairman returned thanks, and repealed Ilia expressions satisfaction meeting manyyf his fellotv ...
... Henry Lock. wood, Brij. Anderson, Jph. Lockwood, Wm. Booth, Chas. Renshaw, John Wilson, George Greaves, and Barnard Kilroy. Bab net Treat:Tifton, Edw. Chemin-. Joseph Bradley, John Richardson, Wm. Stagifortli, Michael Hieginbottom, and Win. Baker. is is ...
... notice, that in the choice of his subject the delightlisl author of Haiti Raba is again at home; fee thigh scene is laid in Persia, his opportunities of studying the and f, clings of that country have been so abundant, that ems she mysteries which belong ...
... 195. 6d.—Average Standard. 1111..5. N' ZOHRAB, THE HOSTAGE.—It is not stir:, prising that a new work by the author of Hajji Bab' should have attracted general curiosity. The interesting, nature of the plot of Mr. Morier's present story is c alculated to ...
... RA B, TH11E HOS T A GE.- A mot ?? the Anthor of '1 Ra~jl Babs.1 Theos derinceatteb psicture of Pcrsis and its ?? Gazette. The Prince a llh I, who Is suppoaed to be the p resent King of Persia, the Vitir Hasjil Ibrahita, the Slav' biadok, beion g to history: ...
... Crockford if had ever seen dead one—when the fishmonger assured him was in the daily habit of seeing plenty of living ones. A Bab Dinnbb.—After tbe decision given in favour of the two Boat hon. lord*, one entered Crockford’s, and foaad the witty A. at dinner ...
... landant r.-msci >rl p, „f forces meet him. general Icfo obe, the s.immons, an-1 sent off cs. d, tte to Madrid, Vw , Cm*, and w.U .bab.y be to rt-.inirc tire aid of troops. Apprehensive of danger, the The former Minister, Sivata. has been sent to 1 oluia, retired ...
... of beautiful goods that appeared in the most mixed and confused condition imaginable. Mr. Morier, the Author of Ila , jji Bab a , has just prep are d a Thi r d Edition of his new production Zohrab the Hostage,' which is announced to appear immediately ...