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... several of them fell fainting in the streets after their arrival.-A new religions sect has arisen in Persia, in consequence 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 ...
... constructed from the de»um V*, m > will be composed chiefly of iron, wood Sj^' new r, , s sect has arisen in Persia lass - A the preachings a man named Bab, 1 book to take the place of the Koran ; is said to* already made several thousand proselytes; and eighteen ...
... execution of its ohief and founder Bab, the soi-disant representative of Mahoin- med Mehdi, the twelfth and last Imam, claiming direct succession from.Mahommed, continues to increase, and its followers are said to number in Persia alone fifty thousand men. The ...
... His Majesty has declared distinctly * that Hanover will adhere to the treaty with Prussia. Persia.—We mentioned last week the attempt against the Shah of Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Khan, accused as the instigator of the crime, was seized ...
... has not been heard of since he left Penrith. Persian Heretics and Executioners.— The late attempt to assassinate the Shah of Persia was made t«o persons who belonged the religious seel of the Ilabis. This was the only confession they made in spile of the ...
... the rule followed by the other powers. Letters t Bagdad of the 7th ult. are of importance. The brother, accused of being a Bab, had escaped Teheran, and had sought refuge at Bagdad. The Governor, Namik Pacha, had refused to receive him, * is contrary ...
... panteatun 01 th.;IF ground, and U. 6•llsnt brut of tile 'hi Flail, urs at Alhe,ra, •• ave..l troantpliant un the fatal loll.' Bab sethnn., h..weirtv, sui{o4 2oln the gather. 11.01 +torsi whit, Vt. 4. •weep heftne tle•ea tert merely the brow., military 4411 ...
... RUSSIAN AND) TURKISIH WAR. Persia, which remains neutral, is fortifying her fron- tiers towards Turkey. If the Affghans attack Can- dahar, Persia offers to mediate. The Khan of Khiva has sought refuge at Bokhara, and calls upon the neighbouring khans ...
... complainant, The case was dismissed ou payment of costs. Michael Welsh and Thomas Switt were charged with bavitig assaulted Bab.-rt Young. Complainant on returning home about twelve o’clock on Saturday night, met in Waterloo Lane several men, who be„'#n ...
... murder of the Archbishop. When Nottelet was introduced, and the prisoner embraced Be then went up stairs and cut the little babs'a throat. — interrogated by the magistrates, Verger answered, him. They conversed together, and Verger showed BACON. That ...
... roborate the news of fresh disputes having arisen between servant respond to the challenge of the French colonel, the Shah of Persia and Mr Murray. It is stated that the expressing his readiness to espouse his masters quarrel. ; Persians have taken possession ...
... the Anglo-Persian treaty, and the cessation of the ocupation of the disputed territcry on the ft on- tiers of Affghanietan. Persia refuses, denying the legitimacy of the demand. M~toea'msTaoROo-The Paris Mfonitcur publishes a de- spatch from Prince Danielo ...