... and hat not yet been re.erected. The horse troogh, formerly situated at Bridge End, has been removed, and a suitable place bab I not yeitbeeo got for it. Thecommittee appointed .lfr. Lett to colltct the annualaubscriptions. The thanks of the cotmittee ...

... cal position of the Island of Perim, and its value as a trading place. Between the Straits of Bab- ?? and Oman, separating the peninsula from Africa and Persia, the coast is rocky and studded with small islands. The principal islands compose the small group ...

... will still be considered as Turkish. Tajourah is represented as strategetically and commercially ruca better situated than Bab-el-mandeb, which it was re. ceantly reported had been sold to Germany, be- cause the latter place is commnuded by the guns of ...

... coutemnplating, thc erectiou of an 'Ortllo- ldox church. A militarv club is already established; and it is said trade with P'ersia has greatly developed latterly. A comnmercial house from Moscow is doing good busiuess; caravans meet at Askabad frora all ...

... nd to visit the W esirra't Collare at Hi-ind-swort. ihe-e is. so s the sti a'emnt roes. anr n-velty in t'.ois. Te rjew Y s bab ' is on visitinr tce-es -itil many ehape'ls 1 in Walls and has arong!st his fallo0w.ers an encho- rstiag-lic ?? ininister whvil ...

... Commons several questions were asked ablolut the war. 0,Clers related to the ?? of thle H ouse alnd tlie Russian lonan to Persia. 'Mr. William Johnston gare notice that he would c-all attention to thle extension of the paxrliinceittary franchise to women ...