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... commenced b y alluding to tt For conquering mareh of Alexander the Great, Eastward acro time, the Indus, and to his subjugation of Persia, and all tl bave countries upon bis route, including ali that ngw form At ich I Cashmere, the Punjaub, &e. To commemora ghanistan ...
... iste of 5417) a larger product of any great pith or moment, | mon sense and common interests of a gy bbath desecra: n h na 0. bab! the 8 existin th After this, however, We at Bombay | Me with his vote, from agreement in my political opinions, | tion which ...
... him to act as if there were no su Sovereign in London. The Government of sent troops to China, as well as troops, by sea to Persia ; that is, has, now, two foreign wars naval and military. The Persian expediti heard of on the Cabul side; but, on the RDAY ...
... result of The stipu lations of the treaty which 1 bave co | be, that, after a repetition of misery and mischi with the Si bab of Persia have been faithfully carried would, perhaye, be called upon to ‘3 through into executioa, and the Persian forces have evacual ...
... it | Straits of Bab-el-Mandeb, the entrance of a | In the beginning of bis expiring W month English force took possession of ish fi Ia general | told why. enie Perhaps because the Er 4 duties are | culating on a long war with Persia, thougl year—de a ...
... some writing about a fort. Sm,—I wish to inform you of a certain ambi conveyed under the deceitful mask of amusement, is a) bab! i if the suspension had been deferred alittle longer, the} The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post has been t ago. He went ...
... which are broaght forward ia. consequence of the | of money, The Times has yesture to be om their guard against the various bab! pavice whieh will be started. No doubt the succes has hitherto attended these new undertakings wil a very different class to ...
... Tehe: nounce the appointment of Mahmood Khan voy Extraordinary to the Court of St. Jame his Imperial Highness the Shah of Persia. 1] celiency is ordered, notwithstanding the d winter, to proceed without delay on this 1 a which is said to embrace objects ...
... Presb Na- States of America for the settlement of questioas which fast, Enniskiilen, S! limitations by which they were boun’, Bab-at-the-Bowster agst. Carlton. has furnished its quota of orphans, though, as mig it affect the interests and the international ...
... BELFAST POLICE CoUKT— (Before Edw*kd iirmb, P»n., R.M.] Di.s->kd«ruu.— Wili;«ui Murpbr brought by Bab.CooAt«b.o M‘Cr«Avy cb*r|t ...
... hardly run away the Royal Pri > all in- fear 0g them to follow him as best they could, persist ence it conferring the crown of Persia upon any one of the ¢ of his Majesty who happeaed to seen in an ion Lac d deco- rb wending ‘s solitary way the com y from ...
... and for the moat part separated from each other by gates that are closed night. They are—the Esbekieh, European quarter; the Bab-Sharye, Abdeon (the Cairene Sublime Porte), Darb-el-Gammamiz, Darb-el- Almar, Gemelyi, Chessnn, Kaliffa, Boulak, and Old Cairo ...