... Mcrnnnnites; 60,000 Armenians; 5,000,000 tans ; i they marched on towards Maracay, where they met wjth some worshippers Dalai Lama; 600,000 adorers of! opposition, but they opened their way. and the enemy nV idols. Ac. drew. In this interval the Spaniards ...

... every thing; and the Papists being the most miserable, were preferred tenants, on the same principle that worshippers of the Dalai Lama would have been preferred, be, cause they offered the most. The Government of Austria, which is so much abused, protects ...

... side, when he affirms that, within the wide domains of the British Kingdom, the adherent of Mahomet, and the adorer of the Dalai Lama’s, enjoyed long before Catholic Emancipation was passed, full religious freedom—that Catholic was not yielded until it had ...

... the complication of the Eastern question took place. that time King Othobad realised bis fedu-ufai/. He had Ixv-ome the Dalai-Lama of Greece, and his power was more despotic than that of the Emperor Nicholas, for in an empire the Colossal si*e of Russia ...

... the French capital, and whose observation, indeed, has extended to the Tuiieries itself, and the sanctum of the grest * Dalai Lama,’ to whose absolute wisdom, according to M. Dclangle’s circular, it is the duty of France to bow in unquestioning silence ...

... in their presence. A violent Ultraraontanist of acquaintance declares that the Pope will be little more than a Christian Dalai Lama if M. de Laguerroniere’s “infamous plans” are carried out. The Volksfreund, the Uni vers of Austria, thus speaks on the ...

... Mongolia, with the Intention, doubtless, of instructing the natives the tenets of the Christian religion. The priests of the Dalai Lama offer a strenuous opposition the new-comers, notwithstanding that the latter are, a certain extent, sanctioned the provisions ...

... Mongolia, with the intention, doubtless, of instructing the natives in the tenets of the Christian religion. The priests of the Dalai Lama offer a strenuous opposition to the new comers, notwithstanding that the latter are, to a certain extent, sanctioned by ...

... Mongolia, with the intention, doubtless, of instructing tbe natives the tenets the Christian religion. Tbe priests of the Dalai Lama offer a strenuous opposition to tbe newcomers, notwithstanding that the latter are, to a certain extent, sanctioned by the ...

... Mongolia, with the intention, doubtless, of instructing the natives in the tenets of the Christian religion. The priest* of the Dalai Lama offer a strenuous opposition to the newcomers, notwithstanding that the latter are, to a certain extent, sanctioned by the ...

... all, he ought to be a Hildebrand or Innocent 111. raised to the highest power, and Europe onght to be another Thibet, with Dalai Lama at the head of it Distinctions between temporal and spiritual power are only polite evasions, by tbe help of which men like ...

... dead and gone.' Few with any pretence letters but have heard of t‘-e praying-machines used in Thibet. The followers of the Dalai Lama believe that prayers written on parchment* and pul in motion, are efficacious as if uttered the couth of fervent worshipper ...