... is undeniable. They have perished all throughout the East, in Persia and in Turkey, quite as much as in India; and while we supply their place in the latter country, in Turkey and Persia the ill-reared and worse-informed func- tionaries of the day cannot ...

... subject. (L'aghter.) This, which 8 . as regarded at the 'time as i very lively joke, 'but iot S coming wilthin the region of p~bab~idesa is nowb almost a fr ; reality; Yor.tlberelxrabe little dou~bt that telegraphic ,oommnu- 5% .:,nioation'wi., Calcutta ...

... HIGHwAYs BrIL.-By Lord GALWAY, from the guardians of the Worksop union, &e., against. BANeRUMo AND INSOLVENCY BRL.-By Mr. BABs, from Derby in favour of Bankruptcy, &c., Bill, and for a more exten~ad jurisdiction being given to county courts in bankruptcy ...

... 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 ...

... no country in the world where a greater -work of that kind is to be done than in modern Persia. Even as a matter of policy the Parsees should be encouraged. Persia wants in- dustrious populations to turn deserts into gar'- dens, and increase riches, and ...

... as there are now Philoslav Committees; large sums were sub- scribed; volunteers-among them Byron-poured out to the Morea. Bab the French were very sceptical about all this enthusiasm. They knew better. A wary and wise politician thus addressed his younger ...

... traw besoL) ogatwehenG 'forthdto ?? Tuze7inifltuar1411wg .ied ?? p meight 5v str, iai. n liiaugoierius bean at bl Tho itwobd bab whte4 .bat rmeinister wardntoeuceYerbnv1 futurie- at.tt' ~a4 he done ?? Wha~tweuld ltay h hi tli eonimhatthtspisist ' ?? di4eindaui ...

... We must also, be argues, establish rs a strong plositiot for oursolvos ill Persia. English i5n o rthelr nmst be sent to drill the Persian troovs. PI We should supply Persia, Sir H. RAWUNSON urges, bh ,with improved arnis and artillery. We should aid ...

... I otber form (cheers), RUSSIA AND PERS1A.-Sir J, HAY gave notice of a ques- tion for Monday as to the reported arrival in Persia of Russian officersl. who were intended to assist in discip- linine the Perstfin army. Timt LAW OF iETTLIE5ENT.-Ifr. SCLA ...

... 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 ...