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... Councils. There pod-ive confirmation of reporred settlement of Afghanistan ; nor has finite understanding been arrived wish Persia. Ct is the Northern portion Afghanistan that tho completion of Tne Scientific Frontit ■ oost difficult. Ho satisfactory ...
... denies having touched tbe boy. TERRIBLE FAMINE IN PERSIA. HUMAN BEINGS DEVOURED BY DOGS. The Paris correspondent of the Times telegraphs:— Archbishop Clutel, the bead of the Catholio mission in Persia, states that at there are twenty to thirty deaths ...
... REFORMS, [DAILY HEWS TELEORAM.] Cairo, Wednesday Night. Lord Wolselev arrived at Assouan to day. The steamer Gizeh has passed Bab-el-Abka. Lord Northbrookjleaves for Assouan in three or four days. The Cairo correspondent of the Standard states that yesterday ...
... eventually a report reached Bristol that I the hie adbeen shot by the Civil Guard whilst escaping, f rom Of roll a prieun in Persia. hde was regarded, though not mourned, Wo tins as dee'd ; but about the middle of last onioth a gentlemen, e ave Whom n 'Ill ...
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... and had attended the ohi Quarter Sessions at Retford on the day before his a death. The funeral took place on Saturday at Bab- T worth parish church. gij FnsE IN AN Am-r.-On Friday evening Inspector to I Adamsit received information at the Bloomlfleld-street ...
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... 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 ...
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