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... 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 ...
... sympathy which already exists between the governors and the governed. PERSIA.—The following; news from Persia appears in the Journal de Constantinopl e : _ To the details relating to Persia, which we published hi our last number, we have to add the following ...
... 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 ...
... they having in former wars beentoeral lime* in their attacks ou it with heavy losses. The pretest Svhah King of Persia is named Futty All S'.-bab, a middle-tged man, but much debilitated in health and constitution ; his eldest ton, and who considered as Prince ...
... per eras. Commas O7U 671 4 per Crae prr Cent. ^ Y Lone Angolan 1; °onion . ladia Stook India Baud. prin. Exr.i. gut, Bab, . Bank iii •• • T. blllll, titatt..B.elter, 4. Cerakill, sad% BIRTHS. Oa at Herta, the wik of Thomas Ca• L:pq of a FOll ...
... minerals of Persia, It had, he said, but one gemi-the turquoise. Of its vegetable pro- ductions he observed, that it contained all proper to a tro- pical, as well as to a moderate climate. Few countries con- ttined iuiorte animals tluan did Persia, but the ...
... serious view of the menaced advance of Persia to the east. was not with Persia alone had to deal. Hie unassisted efforts of Persia might, perhaps, have been rousted by the unassisted of ll»c Afghans. Bat Persia did not stand alone. UDlortunatelv, from ...
... and sacrifices the good of ike people the places of politicians. PERSIA PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. ERIVAN, July 21, 1840. MM. Delacroix and Pigeon, French officers in the service of Persia, have arrived here, and are about to proceed Toflis and Bednit-Kaleh ...
... Delivoy,.for the Trial of cothmits.don the I-Pgh within the juritdialoy of tlie Admiralty.l 4E1411 held at .7:wire she Old Bab. • I.7l:dorr, at Tisesday the iztb,of atlEiet o'clock i. she Noretiv. IP. IV POLE. L:1 1. E, yore 17, ilia. THE COIMI:SSIONERS'Ar ...
... 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 ...
... and PRINCESS PO' LIGNAC. the EMPEROR of PERSIA, and many mashed Personages, and recommended by most Physicians, OWLAND'S KAYDOR. noweifitl of effect, yet mild of Influence. This admirable specific possesses Bab saline Properties of surprising energy. ...
... thy which already exists between the governors and the go veined. PERSIA. The following news from Persia appears in the Journzal de lConsfantiniople: To the detaile relating to Persia, which we published in our lest number, we have to add the folhlowing ...