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... duke took his in the front gallery of the north-castern nave, directly over the compartment assigned to the productions of Persia, and specially appropriated to the accommedatioa of y eleven o'clock the enclosed circular space in the transept was encircled ...
... moaths for half mourning.”— American Laniern. rm Peksta.— Twenty thou- sand or thirty thousand of the Babs have been put to death in the south of Persia. or Reyt.—Amoc the list of recent reductions of rent, we see that Sir Bie ard Lytton Bulwer, Bart., ...
... Beaatif mt, written expressly for M a ._ ma ia UNCLE LICK’S DARL ee 7 ge hie STUMP To with the 6 reaming Fs THAT BLESSED BAB Jotm Thomas ~ Mr. 4 Setarday Morning. eatire change of Pre Essex Agricultural Society SctTTON Esq. (Pre MALDON SHOW Jane and ...
... iption c bel lets work for eelves or litthe from the arricle of lingerie, to the most tand toilette, may by its ad be maafac Bab ited, home ; besides which it keeps the ladies in tb. » Cash- and an aw courant of the events in Loedo and other fashionable ...
... graciously pleased to nominate and appoint his Highness Hajee Meerza Khan. Vizier and Minister of War to his Majesty the Shah of Persia, to l»e an Honorary Knight Grand Commander th* Most Exalted Urder of the Star of India. THE SHAH'S DEPARTURE. The Shah started ...
... Stiff Joints Gost and ariee trom inflame the porte aff-cted. To effvet a Bellowar'’s Pille wicht érink plenty ef water, > bab moet ¢ twiee o-day ports ; when used all joflemmation depression from and remove oll ealargement of the jc leave the sinews ...
... shoald be ip- | vited to offer themselves for the work of study and of | with M abotwedan There he supposed, i time, be for | Persia, A » aod but whevever the w wes begun be taken up Professor EH. Patwer followed with » Pap rom the ranre subject, im bich ...
... were noickly .-n the spot, but the place was almost whollv deslroved. The cause of the fire wn. ft Sthou.-ht that th. damage b.-ab ut £13.000. The mansi. was erected ab. iit lol, was a fine example the Tudor sf.lo. Graham iva one fifteen manor; given by ...
... asked lady Bab , sharply. luncheon, at which only members of the Royalleamily The flour market was inactive, with a Only the doctor, replied Dr. Alexander's voice ; are eresent. • tendency, prices being about 6d. lower. a nd Ledy Bab hastily mita/limed ...
... his face. CHAPTER XXXIII.—Tits Docroit's Loss ToKIIN. Both the doctor and Lady Bab ran at once towards Mora, and lifted her up in their arms. My dear girl r' said Lady Bab. ' Don't break down, for his sake, my bonnie lassie, half-whispered the doctor ...
... interesting part of 1 —in Persia, The very name called Henry of the great Cambridge missionary, [Applanse.] And it reminded them of one ¥ po stranger to Cambridge—Dr. Brace—whos was indiseolubly associated with the work of Persia. It was with the deepest ...