... gone down to his grave in the fulness of age, in peace after so many troubles, in honour after so much obloquy. Well said, Bab! But how about the empire preserved and extended ? Surely by this time, as Indian news reaches Auckland early, your New Zealander ...

... beak' my theme.' Bab °pad his am, surprised to fin' A close waned him in; Up on his aka he raised the come like a knell, Lite has the there cam' the mow' Yere died, gulden lie doom, lie ' Am I 2' quo Bab. ' Ay l' mid the voice. 'Dud! quo Bab, not awe but ...

... village situated on the coast—lies on the western side of the Red Sea, some forty miles north-west of Perim arid the Straits of Bab-el- Mandeb. Its extent is about ten miles in length, five in breadth, and the entrance to it is occupied by numerous islets ...

... This shows to what great extent the Athenian citizen surpassed in constitutional morality, barbarians of his own day. In Persia or Egypt, for instance, the doctrine of bowing to the will of the majority waa altogether unknown. Their political morality ...

... ana present, Church beneiicies.” “ The Ston the Bab,” by Mary Wilson, a mo-i. thrilling account of religious finalicisiu and persecution ; and to think that it only happened thirty-rive years ago ! Bab was the founder, if not of a new religion, at least ...

... of his death his record stood at about six thousand songs. THE luxuries of American millionaires are great, but the Shah of Persia, however, possesses luxuries and convenience which certainly surpass any of them in magnificence, if not in comfort. Among ...

... , especially along the river banks. As a commercial town it is the rendezvous of all the goods that come front Southern Persia and those that are imported from Europe for distribution to the Irak and elsewhere. Nearly all the business of the country ...