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... their report. According to accounts from Tabreez, dated the 30th of June, the new prophet Bab, whose followers are said to have lately become numerous in Persia, was to have been blown from a mortar on the Ist of July, by order of the government. This ...
... Tower Hamlets, ia the place of tho late Duke of Wellington. How they Punish Treason in Persia.— We men- tioned a tew days since the attempt against the Shah of Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Khan, accused as the instigator of the crime, was seized ...
... word farmer NoilL fated Cswpm their specie and their 1 it will without keafa si Mersey from York to 08374 dofa freight mail Persia fa tbaa Atlantic eontaiaa lilt la to to ffaraU look pecu- ia sscariUM re- i banks baa no obstacle to resumption fa ef milHoa ...
... 565 metrical quintals, being 155 quintals more than on the Ist of August last. The Turcomans are devastating tbe frontier of Persia and plundering the caravans. An expedition of 20,000 Persians has been ordered towards Asterabad to intercept tbem. A letter ...
... years He rode to Silesia Constan le, and then went into Persia. An old frend of his, the Horse , was attaché to the embassy under John Mo’Neil, and he took him to see the palace of the Shah of Persia, On the festival of the new year, the king expected his ...
... anecdotes hare been painted, once dined in Kilmarnock at • favourite i n ,. where he WAS well-known, to his stomach's content. Bab not reqniriuz any stimulant to assist dinstios no ardent spirits were offered. (The natural's' desire for a dram was frequently ...
... anecdotna hare been printed, once dined in Kilmarnock at a favourite m E where he was well-known, to his stomach's content' Bab not requiring any stimulant to assist digestion, no ardent spirits were offered. (The natural's' desire ifor a dram was ...
... and now intends to declare himself independent. This village consists of a few rush.thatolted leher-huts. and belongs to Persia. Situated at the apex of the delta of the Shat-el-Arab, and at the of the' Unto, it may be considered as the key of the whole ...
... fined £1 sod ate ; the others were ordered to pay 10s. each end 10s. their proportion of the apnea HUDDERSFIELD EQUITABLE PERSIA. NEST BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. On Saturday net We 16th annual In with the above society held la Wellington Hall, claim-street ...
... groan, Manning- the distress from increasing, the Assembly h -as Ifornantos -? le ~ 9 101116100 .., 1_ 0 1 103 0.3 20 ~.. BAB _._,_: -_ r_tatt 8111.3110 -, 125 6 . 507 11 Inland says it was rumoured that th ham. Bradford ;D. Burnley, boot dealer. Westgate ...
... support the hair apparent. When a sailor goes to sleep en his watoh, should you say it was a very hard case ? PROM PUN. A Persia Ministbbial ♦' Axyum.— Trees are made to be out down. Vegetable cheese Is the latest mixture prepared for tbe public. Our ...
... is presidential address on Saturday morning, to (.^en-street Assembly-rooms. Speaking first on a* li ° n , he _™* : ~ , The Bab ?? has been aader diaeo* :- England fo. -the last 50 years, and the con-rovers. > « J«* ?? ?? been most persistent s8 to decor ...