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... —Ttrketo. 3a. Sit. roil., Tea incluarol. WEST RIDING OF fOKESIIIIIE. 'rickets to be hart of \lr. :1, Stone Trough lad of Mr. bab..t lon. Doors to be opened re H 5111.4 Seven o'Clock, aml to commence at Dalt-iota Elzht. IS IIEIIEBY fal'EN, r rHAT the CHRISTMAS ...

... face the assault. It was posted in the suburb, between the gates Bab-el-Djedid and Bab-el-Oued, which have an interval of feet between them. Some troops occupied the tombs opposite Bab-el-Gtibia gate! and the stables the Bey. All the efforts of the besieged ...

... irr, .. „ . , Stew.rd.hip. He would vote for his .ppointmen, if SWITZERLAND. he latest advices from .satisf..c*ory i* pu*bab!e il.at il.rre 1 arri ' *«oin the Levant bring »m- proper reduction were made his salary Town- j Berne are of the lost., at ...

... which Tolls are let fur current the Sum of £3,0*9, clear of Expenses collecting them. The HIILIMOB BAB and IU*B. the Draw (now CIDB BAB. U« Miaa AM BAB, will removed tha •-spiral tea lla Tttr, mod two othar Croaa Bar* will 1 reeled—oe >u Metier. Dear ...

... the port of saccess we shall, no doubt, be hailed by those sraxsgglers tH and] pirates by which the political ocean is alwvay-babs-se. For these we hauve one repty-btehold tlte bltrrser of tlie Pt People's Cherter, proudly floating ateumastbtead; it is Ui ...

... description of the work may not, at this time, be unacceptable to our readers. It is entitled The Deliverance of Israel from Bab \ lnn, the subject of the words being taken from that part of the Book of Daniel, which is descriptive of the fail of Babylon ...