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... Preliminary. Class lIL. [Bn¢® given by them onthe occasion of Hie Honours: B. Parkins, Horncastle Grammar Majesty the Shah of Persia’s visit to the School. Satised Examiners: E. Briggs,| BPirs Theatre, London. and E. 8. Lenton, Horncustle Grammar| SATURDAY ...

... Ceneosis of the ‘‘Bab’ Movement, The “Bab,” or “Baha’ movement, was begun in Persia in 1844, by Mirza Husayn Ali. who nafterwards assumed the title of “Baha’ U’ llah,” this, “Glory to God.” His father, Mirza Abbas, of Nur, was a minister of state, and ...

... 11enaissancc ta te behind it. For centuries it had been in some sense the wood of humani min Europe. It wa cultivated in ancient Persia-basilike or P ersike the Greek called it-long before the furniture and oil of annosa nu,-.: made its growth famous in Italy ...

... eld (Fig. 11). They are not now limited to any one place, but at the outset they were seemingly the peciality of north-west Persia, in the great days. The medallion can be of many different hape . Sometimes it has appendagescartouches, panels, floral m ...

... which they went holiday riding from Roman Farm Stables Mills near Bristol The £560-a-week sisters are (left to right) twins Babs and Teddie and Joy CHOOSE SCHOOL FOR DAUGHTER Appealed Against Council Order A Perthshire farmer and his have won their fight ...

... fortune was made. H e then started fresh purchases, partly on the lines of his past interests, partly works of art from Egypt, Persia and Greece. These wel-e added to those he had already handed over to the City. A princely, generous benefaction. The exhibition ...

... fortune was made. H e then started fresh purchases, partly on the lines of his past interests, partly works of art from Egypt, Persia and Greece. These wel-e added to those he had already handed over to the City. A princely, generous benefaction. The exhibition ...

... of Islam and designated Himself ‘‘Bab’’ meaning Gate. The events surrounding His life and death are awe-inspiring and set Persia aflame: Persia the land to the east where Abraham sent the children of Keturah. The Bab was a Siyyid (a descendant of Muhammad) ...

... the anniversary of that day in 1844 when a young religious reformer in Persia began his mission. This teacher, known as the Bab (meaning “Gate) gained a wide following in Persia but his preaching of the need for social and religious reform aroused the ...

... exhibition began on Monday and runs until Saturday, October 21. Social reform It was on October 20, 1819, when Bab, a title meaning Gate, was born in Persia. He became well-known as a Jo Shaw, c our oor pictured outside her Inner Peace exhibition at Louth library ...

... marking the anniversary of one of the central figures of their faith. This was the day in 1819 when the Bab (a title meaning “Gate’) was born in Persia. He became well-known as a religious teacher, and his title referred to his great spiritual insights ...