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... those men who are detained prisoners in Abyssinia are treated with cruelty, and if it should appear to the people of Morocco, Persia, and other countries in the East that Ergland had grown careless in protecting her countrymen, the result would be that in ...
... conflict. Fresh Arab disturbances are reported from Tunis. They have cut the to telegraph wvires along the road between Medjez-el-Bab and Kef, and marauders ?? are scouring the country, and several natives have been killed in defending - their property. It was ...
... a recon- noitring expedition near Gabes, was surprised by the insurgents, and sustained serious loss. The Caid of Medjez-el-Bab has been superseded, at the request of M. Roustan, for want of energy against the maurauders, and for not having rendered any ...
... recon- noitring expedition near Gabes, was surprised by the insurgents, and sustained I serious loss. The Caid of Mledjez-el-Bab has been superseded, at the request t of 1\1 Roustan, for want of energy against the maurauders, and for not having rendered ...
... an entirely ?? nt Matter, 4ts obj ct is ,Lp sup3ply chikireti of both sexes for thl;e phomdan harems i* 'rurkey, Arale, d Persia. These cildren have quite Ags mch t,) suqfi'er i41 tile slave-raid and tthei ynarch to the coast as the ablqbcdied pegroes ...
... disqutetlit thing to be reckoneri with, and that was the Presi- dentiat eT cr Ie report wa- carried. THE ILM3ERtAL BANK Or PERSIA. The serenud annual mectin of this bank at Cannon-street Hotel yesterday was Trowde i. Ti' echairman, Mr. ?? esrwick, said ...
... oral tradition, these Hebrew utountaineers are the descenaants in direct line of the Israelites that the Kings of Assyria and Bab.lon drove out of Palestine after the destruction of their temple. They are careful to insist ont this incident beiig a fact ...
... at his instigation tha'i their proph'et the Bab (Anglrd the Door)* was executed *at -Shiraz. What cdnccrus England most at present is the probable outlook in our diplomatic and commercial relations with Persia. TheVali-Ahd is wvell known to be strongly ...
... THE PERSIAN PROBLEM. FRnCOG an academic point of view the situation in Persia still presents' two problems of equal interest and obscurity. Why was the late Shah assassinated ? What will the new Shah do ? But the former, ques- tion, however excellent ...
... Sir;Aii~huris. aene lenas arr -. - vrygod. 14eis got a nenny the worse t: an oger 4dministrae hu w egotiate an.VIl -1po . in; tg Persia Opiq1 'a cor nert of tzhu worid t'lrt' 'Vs:.Sl s-' inSg.eaganst t.:';ersh or RJ~ussbiani encrcnchrl~rprts W.9 N ; it. ...