... India says), before the Shah has lest or even reached England, the breath of the new order of things hxd bognn to stir in Persia. Mr. Bruce, who has given himselt to that country, and fed thousands of its poople last year during the famine from his mission ...

... theil& search was eir g rbeing t , but it. wain fwal s a qiartr of, en hour before it couud be fo iil 'und.' ,B , Tim SHAH .ios PERSIA ANyD CE ISTIGTNITYY.-Oni the occasion i j of H is ?? t a m embe r of the Crown Court 'hssael bad the honour of an audience ...

... -Bounce firm ; 3 per cent Rentes closed at 57- 4 22 and the 5per cent., 1872, Loan at 92-27. d TESSEnAN, Tuesday.-The Shah of Persia will arrive here to- *t day~. r. TE~SinN, Tuesday.-Tho Shah arrived yesterday at the Royal TIlhce at Kand. 'At an audience ...

... vessels from French ports bound for Sicily shall undergo a quarantine of five days on reaching their destina- tion. THE SHALL OF PERSIA. Tzmrmn&N, Sm's. 24. The Shah gave audience to the diplomatic body to-day, and expressed to the foreign ministers great g ...

... -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 ...

... Edinburgh, a dau gant .o gyrn- nry'chiaiwyr corphoriaethau bwvrdeisia] Llaegr a Chymru,' ar ach~lys~ar o ymweliad y SHfAH a Persia &'r wilad hon. - Eblriil 22ain,. dechireu- add prawrf yr 'EHawlydd' ar y cyrhuddiad a andadoniaeth, yn Il~ys: Barnwyr y Frenhines ...

... ofteconr through which they psass. I- ie Lai it I- y n C. a L- F e a SI I I- a I a I-1 THIf affa) upC thu disi the size mil bab all I prie the smin dist and can is v S0 S ver in t a Hi 8001 errc erra is hi rigI in t resa two you dral SS of , BE agai dist ...

... the manu- b on of facture in India dates from before historical times, N, LeS Of hadl scarcely by the Christian era reached Persia tir Wms or and Egypt. Spain in the tenth aind Italy in the, ml asoyfourteenth century manufactured it, but Man- it( a prac: ...

... He ws escorted to the harbour of tha th city by a United States squadron, and the a forts and men-of-war paid him the ,aual bab honours. vas Belgian ban king appears to be In a bad way the at present. While M. T'Kindt is still Await- g trial for his robbery ...

... gwerthfawr i egluro yr b rn ysgrifaui hyn ydyw y darlnniau. -Y Mae R. Morgan yn r. cymeryd trafferth afreidiol iawn gyda 4 Persia. Gor- o nchwyliaeth 1law-feddygol fyddai yr unig beth effeithiol e Yr ydym yn hydern fod y sylwadau ar Bregeth Crist f ed ...

... tions, and is willing to treat directly with the thai Porte. the TxB:n~xn , FEB. 6.-Munif Effendi, the mot Turkish Minister to Persia, who has just oes~ been appointed Minister of Public Instruc- Dui tion in the Ottoman Cabinet;r with the rank of of Pasha ...

... as there are now Philoslav Committees; large sums were sub- scribed; volunteers-among them Byron-poured out to the Morea. Bab the French were very sceptical about all this enthusiasm. They knew better. A wary and wise politician thus addressed his younger ...