... the great jokes of the F— — Club is, * Who cut L 's hair?' How THEr Punish Treason in Persia.— We men- tioned a few days since tbe attempt against the Shah of Persia. We now learn tbat Hajee Suleimau Khan, accused as the instigator of the crime, was seized ...

... of tbe young nan repairs to the parent of guardian of tbe marriageable girl, and at tbe end of hi. viat exclaims, The Fat-bab ! we beg of your kindness your daughter for our son. Should the other be favourable to the proposal, his reply is, * Welcome ...

... thing like sympathy with Persia. Should the news of the submission of Persia prove correct, wo trust that peace will not be finally concluded before some definite arrangement is made respecting the future relations between Persia and those neutral power* ...

... existing cirei.n.aUnces. in pro- stated tail and k-ael man aal beside Mr. hie her fall ’This waatbe wito’a accouukof the euea,bab ncgoiialiona for the termination of Ui« war. that Briggs. lue hnabond it. ■kallug uito at- these necessarily involve armistice ...

... BichMdsoo, Ac. Ac. *T W STBEL, COPPEB, U ?? ,, * M * XILBCmUC TRICYCLES. Chemist*. KB! BAB FTmNGS. Solelnventori Jt OLISH MUSICAL J. D. LEWIS. find— *» a Persia- INSTRUMENTS, Chemist, nant Bsw__g ' ' ' HARNESS. Aotoic . BrilltoaCT.i ACCOUTREMENTS. Loanoa ...

... is, of coont, easily sustained on strictly religions ground* but, looked from ordinary point of view, it rather aoggesta a Bab Ballad. What gloriooa lima the Shah would bava if he wore handed over to Exeter What a delightful and DOTel senoation it wontd ...

... The idea is, of course, sustained on strictly religious grounds, but, looked at from ordinary point new, it rather suggests Bab Ballad. What glorious time tho .Shah would have if were handed over to Exeter Hall. What delightful and novel sensation would ...

... used PEABS' C_OAP PEAR.-' SOAP fo- some time, aud ura- ier it to auy other. *^ Prevents (Signed) BiofraMUM. LILLIE LANGTBI. T>BABS* COAP always Madme. MARIE Bi »ZE MAPLBSON i-URK. writes: — Por preserving the com piexion. keeping the skin sott, free from ...

... used P BASS' CJOAP PBARo* bOAP for some tune, and DreT O ier it to any other. Prevents (Signed) BioTOHja. LILLLB LANGTKT. T>BABS' OOAP AUTAXS Madme. MARIE ROZE MAPLBSON Ptraa. writes: — For preserving tne com piexiou. keeping the skin sott. free Uorn ...

... uaad PEARS' C*OAP PEAR-' -OAi- for some tune, and ure- O ferittoaaruti-x. * n Prevents (Signed) B-OTuHES. LILLiE LA-GTRI. T>BABS' COAP iLTi- Madme. MARIE ROZE MAPLBSON PUBB. writes :— For preserving the com plexion, keeping tlie skiu sou, free from PEARS* ...

... prices of admission will be those charged by smaller and inferior exhibitions. Amongst the novelties will appear the Court of Persia, including His Majesty the Shah, in the elegant costomes of the Persian Court, io one should miss seeing tnis marvellous moving ...

... aud toughness, and toe hands ko iv nice condition, it is the finest soapia always the world. rK_-BAN_ {Signed) MABIE BOZB. T>BABS* OOAP — always PBABS* SOAP DE_l__X_U_ Is always safe and agreeable The irr. PEARS' O OAP tabiUty, the redness, the blotchy ...