... tions, and is willing to treat directly with the thai Porte. the TxB:n~xn , FEB. 6.-Munif Effendi, the mot Turkish Minister to Persia, who has just oes~ been appointed Minister of Public Instruc- Dui tion in the Ottoman Cabinet;r with the rank of of Pasha ...

... peach was a poisonous almond- In dden for ^esy pat (a were used to poison arrows,and it was &nd ln,rP')se introduced into Persia. The transportation but CU;tivHtion not cnly removed its p, h nous properties lell1 OùncèÙ th. delicious iiuit which we now ...

... always 9taicd nir, D- 1Ha lauccehed out further ejext arnd left the laced, r is-. Aced them steeled sails begace to stand . Bab Do. WXilt, hey degroee, whene macn undaucntedt grew, Van 3r. Fu-rgetting all thnse fears before lee kne-. seit, 'Hfe rushed ...

... British to e Government admits no rig-ht of interference no, is by foreign Powers in Afghbanistan, and since aboth Russia and Persia are pled.ged to abstain from [aall interference with the affairs ot 4fghanistan, it .eis plain that your Highness can have ...

... fled to the mountaius, and became the first hear.— ' and Narton's pi emises had not time to escape by Adrentures in Persia, Sersiana and Bab lon the stairs, but were rescued in their night- By Sir Henry La yard, G.C.B. lressies by means of the fire escape ...

... story is probably a aapoclivrylihl, as peerhips is that otber of six inch. rleable glass uuuirrors seait from tile Shalh of Persia c to Spain in 1610, but both are indications that the o Eubjecb of glass tempering ha3I log elgagod tbe ea telibioll of imventors ...

... advance, which checks busi- ness. Mal-ad steady: lie 3d mixed Ama-icees ci. ip and ?? 66 ex quay Odeass. Barley: No - change; Persia-n, lie; Azof, 13s 66. Osta: quiet trade; lblb Russians list 3d. CATTLE. - ' Hereford, - Wednbsdaj. - The fine weather indoced ...

... and which states that within the past few weeks England has taken under her protection the whole of South Arabia from the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait to the Gulf of Oman. The St. Petersburg Herold, commenting on this despatch, observes This latest acquisition ...

... re- ceived by the Viedomost from Aden, England during the last few weeks have bagged the whole of Southern Arabia from the Bab-el-Mandeb Straits to the Gulf of Oman, or has taken it under its protection, as the language of diplomacy nowadays would more ...

... protest or to interfere. South Arabia, or that strip of the famous Peninsula running along its South coast from the Straits of Bab el Mandeb on the West to Oman on the East, which has never been under Turkish rule. It is inhabited by independent Arab tribes ...

... the lyrics Le are of quite unusual excellence. Captain Hood, mn indeed, has in The Rose of Persia shown il himself a worthy successor to the author of le; Bab Ballads and the wonderful series of of St Savoy successes. Sir Arthnr. who personally n- ...

... 'attilion 'Yaorlshire Regi- ament leaving shortly for Malta,' the Isle of t Wight Rife Voliuteers will supply the Queen's .guard at Bab Cowes ?? 26 to F'ebZ g .ri-y' 7, whon 'the4th BRattalion Linooleshi'r ?? iqs exeoted to arrive. The -officers are Captain Grant ...