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... relations between Great Britain and Persia, with a slight sketch of its present and prospec- tive advantages. In the year 1661, it was thought so desirable to establish immediate cominercia] relations with Persia, that Queen Elizabeth sent out her ambassador ...
... Mahomed Kanzim, one of the youths sent here by the feir Apparent of Persia, for education as a died on Thursday, in Half Moon-street. In the of Commons, on Frinay—Mre. Cacernarr withdrew the Bill, as it had met with considerable opposition 5 but intimated ...
... COURT CHANCERY— Satoeoat, Fsa. 5. A HINT TO THE OENTUMBN THE BAB. ItEPI CliEaecUor Sagdeo, during the hearing of cause Saturday, adverted to the naaeceaianr length to which.' in some cases, pleadings are eatended. For instance. In the preparation of answers ...
... 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 ...
... Cataracts of the Nile; and, crossing the Red Sea, to traverse the whole coast of Arabia, from the Isthmus of Suez to the Straits of Bab e l man d e l, de-1 scribing Mounts Horeb and Sinai,—the crossing of the Red Sea by the Israelites, and the pursuit of Pharaoh ...
... aged *5 years; the Duke of Clermont-1 onnerra acted as sponsor to the latter. On the *Mh, the Mahometan Joseph Uagdud. of Bab) Ion, aged 22 years ; the Jew Mosea Elseo, an Hangaiiar., aged ; aud Isaac, an Arabian, aged 17. Baptism was coi.fet red on ...
... 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 ...