... whom they Suspposed pierislied finte oars gi TIle Bank of France was opene forpa- inent of thle notes in cash on Sthe 15th bab olc all notice, girrn in the form of a resolution ofreeuni - General of the Institution, signled by the Director ra Garat. (la ...

... between. ibh *lRussia and Persia are nearly conehided, a hsudden!. tiv( change.On ,thme pusftof thez Persian Goertmimnt: checks rain tile, course of them. It soon anppears that the Oitomau' ~t ?? exerts itself, to .makce Per'sia waver by promisiig- Put ...

... is- the personage selected by the Emperor of Russia for the hand of the Prineess Vasa., PERSIA. We mentioned last week the attempt against the' Shah' of Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Khan, accused as the instigator of the crime, was 'seized ...

... purpose of transporting his unfortunate servant to re, Persia, there to suffer the fearful- death which, even ret Russian civilisation prohibited ! The poor man is, the E probably, now on bis way to Persia.? eom 3 The western journals of Ireland continue tc- ...

... said the child was about sevenm days old, had been remarkably healthy, and had been dead about three hours. At the timne the babs was found there was a lady in an adjoining first-class ladies' waiting room, who, on being interrogated by Mr. Durdle, stated ...

... -work, ener gene from shoping, and pacifies the children. Eventuall Ali a lid and Ganem return laden with treasure. Cassim Bab o whco (Mr. J. A. Rosier) now drops in, and is astonished-wi at the profusion of wealth which he sees. He learns the exec p ...

... morning at Ainnestow, cointy Waterford, and totally destroyed. Captain Palleen had Id had some dispute with his tenantry, and baB received a Dy number of threatening letters. A farmer residing nesr n- Cahir, county Tipperary ha been Boycotted for hav- ...