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... evidence. The Present Beriea introduces the largest practicable variety the mode of singing and accompanying. One class wth baB been arra, f° singing only, accompaniment; another class ia arranged for °cal j singing (accompanied or unaccompanied,). father ...
... the depositors began to take « length the drain became too sharp.to be resisted The 7\j»es in its City article says that the bab>l,Ues of Overend Gurney and Co., amount to about £10,000,000, of which £6 000 000 is to depositors who hold bills as security ...
... Langley report as follows: GOLDo-The arrivals during the past week have been as f6llows:-Holvetia, from New York, with £27,000; Persia, from New York, with £1,500; Cimbria, from New York, with £8,000, City of Baltimore, from Newv York, with £15,500; Atrato ...
... period. Before you left was anything said about hi« happened that that tit something for you said be was willing °® the Shah of Persia (Hoossein any arrangement, but coaid not marry fo|t halting lenna his way present. obviously a great thing that Cono’.ly Did ...
... ~thIs dlay..' -4 -A - I - 23s00 D000 American . i. to 12i 30so 7oo s600 23 G0 2100 700 Persias, &s. 1* ,,Il 15 .. 55 2955 5955 200 a it (S ?? iaso rue r~ato land Babs lsit 1 i24 1210 600 mn nsam a11,, li i .t . . 505 100 ?? 1 ,, 20 200 s2s 3s'o 6330 230 ...
... Z. hIMPLIMIZIL The Three et : the lime Parma lei. IVA— a. KIIIIINL4 and Weeks Lep llama Shit IMO Mr. G. 0110511111TH. rN Persia, Ltr Odom vill lee paesteakes eat Ma. D./es et 8e,.., Chats t. taboo at 'NW* to be at lift dam A her the Wild Moor : ...
... signification of vh.t particular festival, and should be bountifully circu- lated amooget them in memory of the event. In Persia the ocstoni is still kept up. Le Bran records a celebration of it in Maroh, 1704, when the Persians, during several days honoured ...
... intended travelling from Manchester. Subsequently race came off between and J. Per.y (Leeds), the distance being 10 lengths of the ba.b. Perry was first in the water, and maintained his lead the finish, winning a length and half. In amateur match (four lengths ...
... greater purchased during the winter, ant SEASON in a £ all and 2s. Sd atte worth Is. able to offer them TRIMMINGS, Persia ETS, will be MILLINERY. BAB BABY. 1 EN, and LADIES . UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT is under the care management of who will, as here of he: tofore ...
... ihere is & Rusmian expedition bound for | (0l Oy Pl 0k Eubed itema be inadvertently reproduosd From thence you may got throngh Persia to | here. At Q‘_':Mofllehm' we cannot refrain 3 enll.'nu a 0 interesting letter from Pem-‘,m. quoking Mr. Stanley’s sstimate ...
... aa yet ? •• No, not many.'* *• Do you tbiUH wid very *• Ye«.” *• Lear tbe Shah Persia doMeu't dauoe. •* Really! But he'll out every where? “O, yea.” “Who is the of Persia?” “Ah!” “What « strange ad-dress tbnt lady has ou I'* “ Haan't xhe! 1 told her ...
... 295, Her Majesty stops at Balmoral till the I7th June. VISIT OF THE SHAH OF PERSIA. (Special Telegram.) Buckingham Palace will be placed at the dis- posal of the Shah of Persia during his visit. ...