... THIS DAY'S MAIL NEWS. Ltortes • 4 -Tbr tether. Tiolsbelphs at bab • arsaser sses. Thaladrlsho bre this monis& re. 4. wows irgisia boss N. I 10116..1u. -Thetamort Mall. Calcutta fa • sudsy. Ito% 4.- The for sad thin k Crain for •to tiny. Thr etougam. ...

... concerning the present situation B «» Persian GuH.-— ewen^ Vi a > et f fiassora, which forms the sooth- Jrnm te«r aty BBCient Bab y lonia - and reaches t»w v I>er ' !r,M ...

... arrived at 2.0 a. in. COLOMBO. Juno 13.— Lojrician, from Barry, has arrived. CUXHA. ?? .luno 13.— tiaika, irom Southampton ; and Bab-'lsbur Irom Iloti_.-K«>ng. have arrived. D JIBOUIvL Juno 13.— Natal, from Mauritius, left at 2.0 p.m. for Marseilles. DOVER ...

... QUEEN'S MESSENGER : Miss Granville, Mr. Holmes Gore. SAVOY. _ R. D'Ovly Carl. Manager. THIS EVENING, at aio. THK ROSE OF PERSIA : Messrs. Walter Passmore, H. A. Lytton. ti. P.idgweil. Vf. 11. Leon. R. Crompton. C. Childerstone, and Robert Evett: Mesdames ...

... Tahnliuaxo. and Valparaiso, has I'-lt. 1./( ANAL. Feb. 23.-Ormuz, from Sydney for London. l-!t Port •'rtjd at 7.0 p.m. March 1.-Persia (Anch or), from Ihiir.liiiv for Liverpool, lias left Port Said. China (P. and 0.1. fr. Iz.tidon for Sydney, and Artemisia ...

... steamers ‘‘maize quiet, unchanged. »96d asked steamers Plate. Juneand June-July: for Danube, March-Apnl 15. bid. 21s 4W naked. . Bab ley quiet. Steamers, five options, buyers. Its; sellers. 0at8 met with little inqaur. The market devoid ol feature. London Wheat ...

... 1, June A—Omrah. from Sydney for Londo-. haa arrived at Suez. Stuttcart, from Symey for Bremen, l-tt Pott Said at 7.0 am. Persia (P. and O.). from Bombay tor London, baa arrived Suer. from Bremeo (or Sydney, left Suez at 4.0 p.m. Trieste, from Yokohama ...

... wMMa H wad HOUSESMALL INCOMES. By WILLIAM BLAIR. Cloth, prico la., post frco Is. 2d. §Ma tbs ooauau ara:-€boics o( a Hows. Bab-Boils •SS'ISKT&KSSSi is. At all Bail way Bookstalls Bookselters*. U To Book Publisher. 17, Haarkttostraet, Leadoa. W C. PWsse ...

... speech was all charm, and, in the catch phrase, full ‘‘sane Imperialism.” He mueft nave been sod disappointment to the pro-Bab os, the Keir Hardies, and J. M. Robertsons, and Arnold Luptons, and Bvlcs’s, and even the Sir Henry Cottons. He was purged the ...

... with fervour appreciate the strides made by science and put our trust unreservedly in the orthodox medical man! A MOTOR IN PERSIA. ia Motor Cor.“ »r CWo traaloM M. BonoM Bjiqr> ...

... for Warfield Hall, their place in Berkshire. Sir Barrington and Ladv Simeon are going to Egypt bv the P. and O. steamship Persia. Lord and Lady Kensington join the same vessel at Marseilles to-day, en route to Bombay. By the P. and O. steamer Macedonia ...

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