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... the crowned heads and nobility of Europe. it It LI had for a long~ time been ins the poscoession of the nii a ioyal lire of Persia, and after the assaasination of it I. Ne~dir Shahl, had been casrriedl off bty his common el I soldiers, who net knowing its ...
... of money in all commorplace fashions, and be hated by envy and envisd by stupidity. Do you remember our sunlit kingdom in Persia tbat we wete to have gone to together? Well, we are as far ofi it as though we were not teoReter. Do you mean, thi-n, said ...
... countries, have been all through Russia, Persia, Turkey Asia Minor, Egypt, part of Africa, and every country in Europe. They performed privately for the Imperial Family of Russia, the Sultan of Turkey, the Shah of Persia, the Khedive of Egypt, and some members ...
... oth-er hand, the policy of England has been to a proinote the interest of Persia on all hands, without Id-sirimg to deprive her of a single foot of territory. i English traders in Persia- h-ve to meet the keen coDI- petition of both German and. Russian rivals ...
... of the doors comes in here, and the boiling down of the robbers is done in the courtyard of the Red Lion Inn, instead of in Persia. Abdallah, urged by the Fair Zuleika to break into some big building, makes burglarious entry into Newgate Prison, and ...
... the doors comes ill here, and the boiling down of the robbers is done in thie courtyard of the Red Lion Inn1, instead of in Persia. Abdallah, urged by the Fair Zuleika to break into some big building, makes burglarious entry into Newgate Prisoll, and ...
... UpwVind THE WISDOM 'OF THE EAST.* SIR EDWIN ARNOLD, in his- preface, observes that Sa'di was the Horace and Marco Polo of Persia, and his version indeed impresses one much as do versions 6f Horace. Sa'di is, they say, a classic by his style; one of the ...
... A4unt is proving a great source of attraction here this week. Mr E. a. Wynne gives an amusing .InpersonatiOn as Lord Fancourt Bab erley, and his lsquerradilng as the middle-aged old ladv from Brazil ees the audience in a high state of merriment. BMr E on5field ...
... ability. EXETER. THEATRE ROYAL.-Secretary and Manager, Mr Fred Pollard; Acting-Manager, Mr Percy M. Dunsford.- The Rose of Persia is occupying the boards here this week. The company is an extremely good one, and all the characters are admirably sustained ...