... celebrated C Dublin, will shortly lead to the tiful p;ung lady, a'native of the Irish her entire family intend to accompany to Persia I Mohum gave £lO,OOO tow of Lady Sale and Lad . ; brNaughten, at The magistrates and gentry assembled ter Sessions, subscribed ...

... 1 l° ** that such scandalous explosion should have occurred at moment when everybody had hopes that the differences with Persia were upon the pornt reaching satisfactory settlement. He exprea** * speedy reparation will made *be riot, in order that the ...

... are probably tlia forenioners the real Asiatic cholera, phenomenon rather curious, which has been again observed latterly in Persia. There prevailed Teheran, at Aetrabad, at Mescbid, and at Ispahan a malady considerable time before the appearance of the ...

... repine upon the very t' e» they some weeks before •m'irv uie. I, defence being ma lo by the alarmed bab its A great of rims In.in jle.at, Bukhara, Persia had been almost amii* hilated, bar ing first been weakened the cho’era, and theu dispersed by lha attacks ...

... , t themselves produce, our Poor Law Administration • oduce that custom amongst our small purchased at Tabuz. iu Northern Persia, his present j that, even witnout their veils, you can discover very little grain it is at your service, and, the Primate ...

... sof the peraoni charged with this oSrnee through the eouutry unmolested into Tralee. Mr. Henry Ellis, formerly Ambassador Persia, and Mr, I'akrnham, who negociated the Oreson r.I v, arc about created Knights Cummandcrof the Bath. This rank of the order ...

... behind them lust would i| perpetuate memory future ages—ouild city complete turns spieudid work art, a s» 1 accordingly erected Bab.l. will seen how uiiticuU it wa* mas* human acts accord with knowledge ami wisdom, ere qualified tor difiereui pm suits—some ...

... Society of Friends on the ?? Waterford city grand jury. of A new religious sect has arisen in Persia in consequence of t the preaciringe Qf a coan named Bab, who hate written a new t .e hook to take tire place of the Koran. Hle is said to have I is already ...

... several visits of condolence to the Duchess during the week. A new religious sect lias arisen in Persia in consequence of the preachings of man named Bab, who has written a new book to take the place of the Koran. He is said have already male several ...

... A now religious sect has arisen in Persia, in conse - ' Lawson, E. H. Brien, H. Fleury , Richard Fleury, e leury, W. Calcutta, and first °osin to the late Sir Robert, has queoee of the prearhings of a man named Bab, who has G. Arthur., Edward Dalton, ...

... imuruving their condition and inm-as-1 ing their comlorts. A new religious ai-cl has arisen in Persia In consequence of (lie preachings of a man earned Bab, whe has written new book to take the place the Koran. said liavc already made several thousand ...

... advantage, which his widow believed lad-to the perpetration the suicide. A new religions seethes rittn in Persia, inconsequence Iks preachings of man named Bab, who has written a paw book to taka the place of the Koran. He is said to have already made several ...