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... 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 ...
... hat the 1a were being drawn closer and closer around Persia every year, and the of Persia was rapidly being taken away. In the near future we should find that Russia had all the railways and we were left with mere (Opposition cheers.) ment_ Mr. WALTON ...
... and his wife— was Miss Mary Reed daughter Mr and Mrs Reed of Uplands —who had their baby son Peter in Persia Mother and were sent India at trouble Persia and returned the lifting of han women remaining in country ON THE FARM Trooper Edmond mentions chemist ...
... In the case of the * Bab,” however, “ miracle —or pear 8 When the smoke of the volley had cleared away the Hab's side partner in misery, Aka Mohammed Ali was found hanging limp and dead in his cords, but the Bab had vanished. As a matter of fact, the ...
... draw the Council's attention to the failure of Persia to comply with the provisional measures indi- cated by the Court in the present Rose Marv near Suez SUEZ Wliondayv The tanker Rose Mary, carry- by Persia since she nationalised ing the first cargo of ...
... “SCARED STIFF.” ASSASSI CULT ND REF ME Mail advices just to from Teheran show that the assassination of the Prime Minister of Persia on the 3ist of August, already briefly notified by Reuter, was an event of greater significance than the belated telegrams ...
... monarchs in regard to attempted assassination. The most violsat sectaries of Persia are the Babes, followers of Bab, son of a Shiraz grocer. In two years after the Shah was proclaimed, Bab expo unded • religion morn indulgent than that of Mahomet. He was taken ...
... death of late Shab, Persia and hie Majesty that eo worthy s successor 1 at hand to take up the sovereignty. The new Shah was on Saturday morning snthroned at Tabriz. THE FEW Mosaffer-ed-Din, who succeeds to the throne late Sbeb of Persia, is the eon of the ...
... LOCAL LAW OAPS. Tim owe was hewed (below Mt Jeutlas Puma) era Pelday— — ;owe v. ram. The s by Yr A. Bab It P. ea Warren be teebela it. delearate. ate Male; to. seou l Lad Lbalsrd, oat her Mo 13, The lea r yerulltbto Ike to be mar, se el it. lot to lades ...
... 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 ...
... the steal experiene •of in to attempted assassin•Lt; .n. The most = metarise el Persia sic lA* Bags, followers of Bali, a Shiraz In IMO, two years the Beek was;•clairaed, Bab expounded a religion men ind ulgent :Asa that of Mehemet. He was takes and shot ...
... of January. Government was preparing for the immediate despatch of reinforcements, to form second division for service in Persia. Several interviews had taken place between Dost Mahomed and Sir John Lawrence, but the nature of the communication bad not ...