... or irretrievality injured o r oeut ocea absent from duty aid d c-o i rnt t rl 1.4. during the great in which the Houses ; Bab before and by seeell-ree be Parliament were burned down. In 18.38 • OD night at Telegraph- trcet, but in the middle it Koval ...

... Sailed, the Cape City, for Algoa Bay ; the Madge, for West. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 58.— Arrived, the Mai. Ida, from Maceio ; and the Persia, from Bombay. Sailed, the Atlantic, steamer, for New York. Oct. 2).— Arrived, the Idaho, steamer, from New York ; *and tlie ...

... candidate having obtained a majority of more than two hundred votes. The daily vicissitudes of fortune to which the ?? Vizier of Persia has recently been sub- jected have taken a favourable turn. According to the latest telegram from Teheran his Excellency has ...

... Bank, Gresford, the wife of • B* Minshall-Ford, of Llwyn-gwern, county Montgomery, of daughter LSON.—bee. 18, at Teheran, Persia, the wife of F. D. Nelson, Ls* a son. F? T T.— Jan. 28, at Sfc. Petersburg, the wife of Charles S. Scott, ?? of a daughter ...

... to In War- ■y Mintsauoe till half way k compounded, and ii the Pulsatilla filly, won by a length, d the second and third ; Persia AY a evlv was lou h : ana Mintsauce ln^t. BUTTING BEFORE RACING. BY. 11 to 4: ph(t.) 11 to ?? (t. * w.) 5 — 1 — Insulaire ...

... for service farther west than Abyssinia. The instances when Sepoys were utilised side by side with our own men in China and Persia havo been made mention of, but it seems to havo escaped general attention that eight thousand natives were brought over to ...

... Caucasus, the consequences to this I country would be most perilous. The provinces opening ' ou Persia would be subject to Russsian influence, aud in the end Persia must have become an active ally of Russia. It would than be easy for her the P.lack Sea, and ...

... 11/4•0 , 11 Is Mr. Men. Mall were in philanthropic nociaties and institution& Mr.. Mall was •ho the orighator of shim 1 44 Bab had • t Litt p.noh , n of 1I. 1'? boss see bra oars tansho 4 bora fairear. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at Clapisaa Pan ...

... Tingh.bab and the Kesbefrud tlo wing into the latter, and the Kolariand the Kushk (which means dry, from its partly subtei ran can course) into the foimer. Such an abun- dance o! water within a small territory was unique in Central Asia, Persia, Turkey ...

... the high bab and the it eebetrud flowing into the leaer, and the holm' and the aushk twhich mean. dry, from its partly subterranean coarse) into the former. Such an eban• dance UT water within a small territory was unique in Central Asia, Persia, Tur..ey ...

... great perimual risk 'area the life • E. W. Long, seaman, a the Uroutes troopship, Portsmouth Harbour. A euusin of the Shall of Persia, General Prince lotithikaus now in Vienna. preatllltoqi I. the Emperor in special audience yet ei day by Neriman Khan, the ...

... I °' J?llt at Charing-cross has hardly •BHtk ?? mi]nd J^urself watching ?? v ' Wiesbaden, or gazing from f ,^ ?? ! tn bab* of Lucerne at the eloud- tMrTl^^ Pilatusand the Uri Rothstock. l ___p». E_t - ?? ttose of tne wealtli y )»H} W ?? nier P V ...