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... has a stem three'!edThidgh, and the flowers in a loose spike at the top, ?? a pyramid. They appear in May. It is a native of Persia,'4nd was cultivated in Great Britain in 1596.-The Common Fritillary or Checkered Lily, is a native of Britain, and flowers ...
... ocean, Where’er truth contends with lies. BY LORD PALMERSTON. Hark ! the Russian loudly bawling, Turkey with him hand in hand Persia slowly after crawling ; Tartar hordes, fearful band. Now it thickens—lost our placet Which way will Mehemct go? Desperation ...
... bore a striking resemblance to the associa- 'tions of Jesuits and Illuminati, was founded by Abdulialh, a native of soutbern Persia; and so effectiually had the sys tesn been contrived, that the society at length established in Egypt tbe dynnsty of the Fatemnite ...
... imports ManchcsUT, Glasgow, s£-a ft. 50ft .1 Ap'il in A* ft“»- 1 ErXft,“S' *« *'£■;, ivisz:'. « including the Euxine and Persia quantifies have hero (said Mr. b.) a staieroc Turkey from and values of British manufac IS’7 to 183 G inclusjvc, b m} . ?elf ...
... to the sstsbliibai rut af urns. quilUty iu that unbap|iy euuofry. waa tony to sea that the oonuetious of the country with Persia ware hr bam satisfactory. The sovereign of that empien bad eat acted up to the staotaasti bad made, but treated that the I ...
... have I like far and wide, while Bab lon’s sons, t'iu* warn’d To take each precautiim ’gainst their approach, have Dcri.ivtly they >ck the thought, that the '* Mistress the world Could her primeval r ink an llion Juuld. Persia, they mighty, but lar,— dot.i ...
... meals, and was never out lute night. One person, ol rut her superior class of society from his dress and general o|.peaioilce,baB latterly been in the habit ot visiting him, and remained for some time alone with him in bis room, hut parcels were ever sent ...
... 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 ...
... strengthen the market. The following are the tea ship, which have arrived the port of _ Londo ,nC ® the orcsent month, via the Persia, Mercury, Ellen, TapleU, John Bibby. Marquis and Maia. Out of these only about 3,000 packages have as yet been sold, which ...
... the first bishop of Rome, they have racourse affirming that Babylon, in this passage, means Rome ! But no, the title given Bab on. in the 17th of Revelations, more applicab.e the ruler of that city. That system b.asph*u.ous the titles it gives the Pope;— ...
... This gintlrm. . y , , wil hi,i six months. natir L oininty of Krtty. « •• • - Cnr.* »,n« ari-cn in Persia, in conse- A ’of ll r'pronchiogs of a man named Bab, who has ofll.r pr™' place of the Koran, written m » book tsac th(>Mjn(| . is said hare 'f Baber- ...
... accomplices besides him have been condemned to various punishments. New .Mahometan Sect.—A now sect has been founded in Persia by a man named Bab, who has written new book Intake the place of the Koran. is said to have nlrenrapade several thousand proselytes; ...