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... 195. 6d.—Average Standard. 1111..5. N' ZOHRAB, THE HOSTAGE.—It is not stir:, prising that a new work by the author of Hajji Bab' should have attracted general curiosity. The interesting, nature of the plot of Mr. Morier's present story is c alculated to ...
... Crockford if had ever seen dead one—when the fishmonger assured him was in the daily habit of seeing plenty of living ones. A Bab Dinnbb.—After tbe decision given in favour of the two Boat hon. lord*, one entered Crockford’s, and foaad the witty A. at dinner ...
... of beautiful goods that appeared in the most mixed and confused condition imaginable. Mr. Morier, the Author of Ila , jji Bab a , has just prep are d a Thi r d Edition of his new production Zohrab the Hostage,' which is announced to appear immediately ...
... Evomit ampullas et sesquipedalia verba. With bombast swollen, in declamation loud, Deethed eloquent by boobies of the crowd, BAB. MAC. struts forth stage- manager of all Who hold great England i's destinies n thrall. He preaches theories, when you state ...
... MALTA. to?hVM%^o_^ r De^rev l ?? ht K Ve a file of ^Gazette* Persia of a Ut£ date 7h T* 1 Borne ?? from Madras, and it is ofa more ? n that _, '«■«% r&eived via advices. The fea?s LES!. la J ou r rabl .e character than those ofthe death of Abb as Mi ...
... uncommonly mild for autumnal in Africa fresh sea-breeze tern the sun’s rays brought delightful from the sea sallied out from the of Bab-fl-Oued passed the cemetery of the witli itssplendid white marble tombs and 'rious epitaphs well the gardens the late Dey which ...
... 50,000 men, the other has a whole arm) in son; upon her lies Turkey, which she watches with l another army. And now, with Persia watched by another army, she is speculating on making India the lexercising-ground for another; and the whole being rounded ...
... exclusive character, adapted to the mostspproved style of furnishing and of superior fabric. A very choice collection of teal Persia Carpets.—Warehouses, and 20, Old Bond-street. NN U At 7 97 and 98, Tolteoham-oourl-road, and it and 53. Howlsod-streeU-MIRFIN ...
... menaced by the French aquadron under Admiral Oallois, he could not to the letter obey the orders he bad received. Trade with Persia was reviving. The same neper, under dale Smyrna, Nov, 3, states that Ibrahim Pash* had suddenly returned to Aleppo, and mentions ...
... ewnrtMii bate* mm mwitonto. be to the of 51., wjileh •lull be bj d'ntmeudulc tnageeaioftnaollcer oKsadlng, be paid talk*aid to bab; them applied for relief of Ike poor af 12. That the Peer Law Conmiaaiooen for England and Wales shall have autlboritr ortlfr ...
... thus avert war. Tbs aaaaa paper atatoa that Ibkauih was atm acting against the Drama, tad adds, that the affairs the Scbah Persia were in an unfavourable condition. Herat had been reinforewd, and continued to defend itself with dmprratfao. There la news ...
... episcopal see about to be est trshed there. On the night of the l-lth a great fire took place 1 1 4 a building at the gate Bab-el-Ouel, occupied by draught And the carriages, &c., used in making additions to the k „ (l tes The great quantity of forage ...