... BAB AND THE BABIS OF PERSIA. In the telegrams lately published, referring to ! the circumstances connected with the assassination of the late Shah Nasr-ed-Din, the name of the Sheikh Jemal-ed-Din is often mentioned, as well as his relations with the so-called ...

... ! THE SHAH OF PERSIA WRITTEN BY WILFRID SPARROY. 1 To the Shahs of the House of Kajar Persia owe_ many great benefits, and of these the rule deter- mining the succession to the Throne is certainly not the least important in its effects on the State. It ...

... has presented an ample exposition of the doctrines of Bahaism, religion of universal peace and goodwill that hnd its rise Persia the first half of the Nineteenth Century. The name was derived from its founder. Baha-nllah. who was suspected seditious teachings ...

... taken _:.d put to death. This was a fanatic of the name ofi Bab, **ho, at the head of a band of enthusiasts, who art called Babies, had committed all sorts of atro- cities in the south of Persia ; and having been driven thence by the troops of the Shah ...

... MALTA. to?hVM%^o_^ r De^rev l ?? ht K Ve a file of ^Gazette* Persia of a Ut£ date 7h T* 1 Borne ?? from Madras, and it is ofa more ? n that _, '«■«% r&eived via advices. The fea?s LES!. la J ou r rabl .e character than those ofthe death of Abb as Mi ...

... JOHN COA 1 15s.; Ba Ss. Box ‘Bos-olfice 10 t ee E FREDE PpeFTer's _ MATINEE E PES qt HE, HICK TO- « fr CURZON’ MA 8. semen PERSIA ___Box-o Charles Pre ras Lye Tt Les OF OF the latest and gr Bos-offcr 10 t QHAFTESB By Mark Amb Wimperis. Musi man May, ¢ ...

... ted co-operation. When | the age of Abra people say that Persia is played out I think | Nebo, ‘the + e tobacco strike of 1891, retort that Persia} and writing ; at awaits a man. not only of Bab: anp ENTERPRISING. Inscriptions fr i Amarna tablets B.c. ...

... the unfor- tunate capture of the Shannon and Trimmer, by the pi tares infesting the Gulph of Persia, are commu- nicated by a letter received from Captain Bab- cocr, of the former vessel, dated Bassora, Ja- nuary 6, 1 805 : — It is ivith much regret ...

... '* Behaism. In 1819, she said, a child was bom at Shiraz, in Persia, who at the age of twenty-four announced that had been chosen God as His messenger. This man, who assumed the title of Bab, or Door, was the John the Baptist of Bebalsm. He was shot in ...

... Tiench, Trubner, and Co. 9s. FOUR BABS.* We must take the word of Sir Edwin when he tells us, in a finely variegated metaphor, that the ShaikMaslah-uddin Sa'di produced in his Gulistan (of which the first four Babs or Gateways are here presented) a ...

... sup- posed calumnies and injuries against the Government. A new religious sect has arisen in Persia, in conse- quence of the preachings of a man named Bab, who has written a new book to take the place of the Koran. He is said to have already made several ...

... A HIDE THROUGH ISLAM.' Captain H. C. Marsh, of the 18th Bengal Cavalry, in writing this record of a journey through Persia I ?? Affghmistan to India via Meshed, Herat, and j Kandahar/nas sought to be truthful rather than I eloquent. The task was a daring ...