... ctire years 1830 and 1844, the cnrorcnus sum of:1OS,000 sterling in advertising his nostraln. Tire CIOLERA. - Letters frees Persia statc that this dreadful diisesc is making friglitfel iivaoges itl thie interior of A-ia. This corege sekich lhas travelled ...

... Nemours, price 3d. 39. The Duke and Duchess D’Angeuleroc, price Btt. 40. Pope Gregory the Sixteenth, price 3d. 41. The King 0/ Persia, price 3d. 42. The Queen ot Belgium and her two S steri. Clementina and Man , price Sd. 43. Marie Isabelle, lulante d’Espagne ...

... working miners could scarcely awaken suspicion. By such a manceuvre Russia holds iu virtual subjection some of the districts of Persia touching her boundary. Why should not France profit by the example? Besides, the Gulf of Tunis in itself is an object of paramount ...

... hose honour shrines are weak I po ireil ?? human hands. Led on hy Cyras and by Cambyses we find tliese Iranites, cr early Persia-is, subjugating all the neighbouring nations, and finally ruling with uncontrolled dominion from the Indus to tl.e Nile ; ...

... William Howitt, author of the Rural Life of England, etc. New edition. Fcp. Bvo., with 40 Woodcuts, 6s. THE ROSE GARDEN OF PERSIA. A Series of Translations from the Persian Poets. By Louisa Stuart Costello, Author of specimens of the Early Poetry of France ...

... be viewed by cards of admission, to be obtained at bis oifices, No. 65, New Bond-street. (Mfl.) Vf EDICAL and StfRGICAL.— TW Bab, or » ?? Third or Fourth SHAKE of a thirtr years' esta- blished BUSINESS, in the finest part of Devon, to be DISPOSED OF to ...

... Stalls army had Sf ordered home, and were ?? ?? ed .ito the coast and were to sail W the ;•' r from Vera Cruz, where General Persia Smfth X ! , been appointed superintendent of embarkation , Ihe intelligence respecting political affairs';,, _h Lnited States ...

... e, after great delay and difficulty, both in Englaud and at Syria, a large supply of ail the CHOICEST TOBACCOS of Turkey, Persia, Egypt, and the Levant, famed in the works, and known to, all recent Oriental travellers, especially the Abourika, from Mount ...

... Liverpool; D. Smith, Ist, London; R. Robert Lobelia, Newcastle; T. Knox, 2nd, Thetis, Neeth Ist, IL Winter, Ltd, Wien; Miner, bid, Persia, Landon; E. Montgomery, W. Ist,* Landon; A. Cowie, roe:: Lon. . Winne*. N ;J. Z Neecaner, 2nd, Pair. H. Lake, Limped. J. A ...

... taken _:.d put to death. This was a fanatic of the name ofi Bab, **ho, at the head of a band of enthusiasts, who art called Babies, had committed all sorts of atro- cities in the south of Persia ; and having been driven thence by the troops of the Shah ...

... Holhorn men wire made the visits. iTnion than we had Mr. Drooet’s. Mr. Dancombe, the Mr. IV. Winch said lam now one °' lhe ( ?°* ba^?b ° f f attorney, was present when m, statement was taken down. ; the Holborn Union, and was in Ma last att °™ „ e those boys ...

... thy which already exists between the governors and the go veined. PERSIA. The following news from Persia appears in the Journzal de lConsfantiniople: To the detaile relating to Persia, which we published in our lest number, we have to add the folhlowing ...