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... the end. ' He would no’ to our with Persia, that was not important as a point’ but it was import consti pric Lash year, in Jaly, while Parliiment’ ‘was’ sittin government sent out to India Bs Majesty’a tion inst Persia. . In Se thay sunk oat iring that ...
... the catastrophe, with- app is out- further evidence, to aulpable conduct onrow 30 the part of their superiors, eithler in Persia or at deb g home,--would be eminently unjust, and we. wish~ the ~e distinctly to guard ourselves againfst ibeing under' abc ...
... reoll floor of the vehicle had hie not saved himself willh his bait hands. As it was, hie displayed his amiable disposition bab by good-humouredly going round to the other side of the witl carriage, where he found the step in rather better con- hl3 dition ...
... doubt, in the a hands of our countrymen, is destined to become D of some importance, is situated immediately in the Straits of Bab.el-Maudeb, close under the cape of that name, on the Arabian coast. The i roadstead is said to be excellent, and a fleet could ...
... Tn. a better feeling whit MIMI to -;, Of palithe day Medd :Was the Howe of Connell= to wbki Meer la tuth Slue the Med of as Persia es Man kst, the pia semen WI out maim • finocerare Dzars sr M lobo du Miff of greasethel by * eve resoludea.. no relieleel• ...
... than five days; ,theA at a much less expeadi- , 1 ture there might be oonstructed,.steamera of the 1 powenD and speed of the Persia, which woal re ] duce both portiona. of, the sea voyage to.,10 days each,.giving about 21, dys to aceomplish,the dis- e tauce ...
... St. John (N. 8. for Hu I, is teported (in a despatch dated st St. John 27th) to be at anchor off Big Mud Island, near Cape Bab e, with her bottom damaged and rudder gone, but &stably may be brought to main land. ptsin Godfrey, of the ship Middlesex, hence ...
... father’s life; instead ofwhieh they hrntolly .hot her dear father first before her eyes, and then herself.” Loss Aim Becoveby op a Bab Gold.—On Ssturday afternoon last, immediately after the departuro of the 8 80 boat from Greenwich pier to London, Mr. Orenfleld ...
... length gone to his grave in the fulness of age, in peace after so Many troubles, in honour, after so much obloquy. Well said. Bab! But how about the empire preserved and extended? Surely by this time, as Indian news reaches -Auckland early, your New Zealander ...
... length gone to his grave in the fulness of age, in peace after so Many troubles, in honour, after so much obloquy. Well said, Bab! But how about the empire preserved and 'extended? Surely by this time, as Indian news reaches Auckland early, your New Zealander ...
... describes himself quite unable, with the naval foroa at his command, to effect g 7 aythig that would make an impression upon Bab .the Chineset and therefore a land force of 3000 -men ie- ito Le despatohed for the pUrpOse, as is at isupposed, of seising ...
... NIAGARA ..For HALIFAx and BorcroN. .Saturday, Jan. 30. FROM AMERICA. .1857. CANADA. .Fromt HAjFxand Bos-noseWednsesday, Dec. SD. PERSIA . .From Nxw Yonx ?? Jan. 6. NIAUARA, From HA~aay.sx andBoMNos,Wednteeday, Jlan. 13. AFRICA .From NEW ?? Jam C0 AMERICA ...