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... —the date of sailing being so arranged u to accommodate Shippers with a Vessel every Fortnight. CALCUTT, SOUBAEIDAR, ORMELIE, PERSIA, GLENORCLIP, BENGAL, FALCON, BREADALBANE.Capt. 10th Jane. KILBLAIN Capt. 10th July. For freight or passage, apply to ...
... an appointment at St Domiiigo. Only'a few werd foynd on him.—Globe. mentioned a fyw days since the at- tempt the. Shah of Persia. We now Icarn Hajee Saleiman Khan, accused as the instigator, the ‘crime, wap seized, his body drilled with a knife i parts ...
... are likely to come in for the best part of f the ?? Paper. How they Punish Treason in Persia.-We mentioned a few days since the attempt against the Shalt of Persia. We now learn that 1Iajee Suleiman Klan, accused as tlme instigator of thle crime, -was ...
... two, and dva-aod-twenty years' imprison, ■wot sixteen prisoner*. PtMia.—We mentioned a few days since the attempt against of Persia. now learn Hajee Ruleiman Khan, aecaeed the instigator the crime, was seised, his body carefully drilled with knife in parte ...
... PERSIAN HERETICS AND The late attempt to assassinate the Shah of Persia was made by two persons who belonged to the religious sect the Babb. This was the only confession they spite of the inexpressible torments of the rack, sod, though there muscles writhed ...
... PERSIAN HERETICS AND EXECUTIONERS. ?? #1-a VM-no ?? (From the KbIner Zoitang.) n The late attempt to assassinate the Shah of Persia was made by two persons who belonged to the religious sect of the Babis. t ' This was the only confession they made, in spite ...
... mounted freebooters. Beyond these States lies Persia, a country of somewhat greater pretensions, but absolutely under oar command. In this respect, we have infinitely the advantage of the Czar. Russia touches Persia only along a limited portion of the northern ...
... with stirring ap discontent and smbitious hopes among the bai.ve tribes, and urge them on to the cceqmest of the pro- land. Persia is to be craftily manipulated. An im- pulse is to b» communicated tu the Caspiin tribes, which is to be passed on from camel's ...
... the cordial and unanimous thanks of Cthe section. JAsMES R. NAPIER, Esq. read a Description of the Launch of the steamer Persia ; also, one On a Simple Boat-Plug, which received the thanks of the section. RAILWAYS. asr. MACQUOnxE RAN1;iNE read a paper ...
... that of the best calf-skin ; but a sample pair of boots shown is stated to hav e out seven soles.’ [ Secret or Success thb Bab.—l asked Sir James Scarlet what was the secret of his pre-eminent success an advocate. He replied that lie took care to press ...
... 3 for money, an Tur WeatHEn.—Riga, Nov. 20. closed. Upwards of 100 vessels frozen in, but pn. ome. | LONDON PRODUCE MAR ee bab supply limited, and price omen Coffee wanted, but supply ‘Rice inferior Soveral sales of tea, at very full al LIVERPOOL COTTON ...