... 0 :Ur F1Armerosta g ' Coriolanius, 4 . .( Kennedy 0 Guaer'illa oar. 9st llb; Coriolamna B8t 111b; Pot - Poulrri g ist 91b (Bab 131b); Kklainit-e f 8eh 91b; Yenikiae 7st 121b (7Vt 131b); Kilmeedoce 7st Oibl Tuberose 7st 71b; Big Wheel 7et 121b; the others ...

... ADDRIMA BY A MIRSIONARY TROY PERSIA. Is with SW John's Parish • ea. held on Twiny moving Joho's school romo. Qraim's.rood, for the adecioncy of Ms atissioes of the C.M.S. The msetiog. which ennoble of as anssal function, ws- lad to take (weather pm mittiog) ...

... but aSso eat out the dor-Saai boife . Apricot , appie . pear , ailtl pitim ^• s ^ are also concplet-eiy defoliatoil b y them bab taa greea pears , pmias , and apricots . escase taaJared . Tfae leaves of Ihe peach ami md - ^ ly trees appear to be distasteful ...

... freshingly natural as Sir Fra icis Chesnev, and makes the part stand out welL Mr. Hpenccr Trevor is as rffeitive 03 ever as Bab*, and the undergiuds of Messrs. Langdon Bruce and Vcrmn Steele are bright and cheery Dr. Dougias Munro is again excellent as ...

... Koran and sacred law. It was to such a country that the Bab was born, and amongst such surroundings that he lived out his short life. But it was the religious atmosphere aud circumstance of Persia that atforded the chief background to him. As an introduction ...

... .Wishard Lord Derby’s Brother to Lord Key Mr lambion J A Drake's f by Holbran—Volant Wishard Mr R G Drew's The Rose of Persia £300) Walter’s, jun Mr A L Duncan’s Isthmus Blackwell Lord Durham's Offerton Peck Mr J C Dyer s c Bavensbury—Bonny Kate R ...

... Limited. The Queen attended the baptism at House Tuesday the son of the Prince and Princes* Louis of During the month the of Persia -it Coutr-xeville. his expenditure, exclusive presents, decorations, and gratuities, amounted the sum oc £16,000. Mr. Hugo ...

... are amply secured, and constitute ezosllent investment. SHAH’S VISIT BTJSSIA. Commenting the impending arrival of the Shah Persia at St. Peterahurg, the semi-official Journal d# St. Petersburg” writes:—The Shah will received veer ceremoniously. is the ...

... beautiful fine needlework displayed in all was I especially noticeable in a cap, on which were I embroidered the words Sweet bab, don't cry, dated 1599, the year in which Cromwell was - born; £32 was paid for the clothes. A minia- I ture portrait of 'Miss ...

... maximum shade temperature was 9*2 degrees, Farenheit, though the reading was not absolutely constant. During the month the Shah Persia stayed Contrexeville his expenditure, exclusive of presents, decorations, and gratuities, amounted the sum of £16,000. An ...

... niell pi pacifde and proceeded wltm its attendant towards Clifton, SHAH IN RUSSIA. St. Peteroburg,' Thursday.-The Nhab of PersIa t yesterday received a deputation from the Mluniol- tt pality, whiob, in accordanco with Esmsialn custom, pi presented breai ...

... Girl-- Coronet. 11. 'The Union Jack Dalston. 11 .'Booties' Baby-- Duchess. 11. 'The Broken Melody-- Fulham. ll.'The Rose of Persia-- Lyric, Hammersmith 11 'Fo rget-me-N ot Met ropole 11 'The Great Ruby-- Pavilion. ll.#La Poupie*- Richmond. 11 .'The Silver ...