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... face the assault. It was posted in the suburb, between the gates Bab-el-Djedid and Bab-el-Oued, which have an interval of feet between them. Some troops occupied the tombs opposite Bab-el-Gtibia gate! and the stables the Bey. All the efforts of the besieged ...
... which Tolls are let fur current the Sum of £3,0*9, clear of Expenses collecting them. The HIILIMOB BAB and IU*B. the Draw (now CIDB BAB. U« Miaa AM BAB, will removed tha •-spiral tea lla Tttr, mod two othar Croaa Bar* will 1 reeled—oe >u Metier. Dear ...
... the port of saccess we shall, no doubt, be hailed by those sraxsgglers tH and] pirates by which the political ocean is alwvay-babs-se. For these we hauve one repty-btehold tlte bltrrser of tlie Pt People's Cherter, proudly floating ateumastbtead; it is Ui ...
... trouaer. pock.t, and abstracted the purse witb Its contents. A new religious sect has arisen in Persia, in consequence of tbe preaching* of mac named Bab, written s new book to take tbe place of the Koran. la laid to already made, several thousand prosel)ter ...
... Cabr a commuteicatiori respecting e Ilties succession to the throne. lbt as l .a- PERSIA. t ,M W mentioned aI few (lays since the attempt gogainst thes tb 'ut, Shall Of Persia. We nowv learn that I-Ijae Seeleimean Ishaeis, tr, rsaceused as ties instiglitur ...
... Man who attempted to Assas- ' SINATE TnE Shah. — We mentioned in last week's InteUi- t ameer the attempt against the Shah of Persia. We now f learn that Hajee Suleiman Khan, accused as the instigator ' of the crime, was seized, his body carefully drilled ...
... unfortunate young man. By the same letters we learn that the persecution against the Babs was awful, and that 20,000 or 30,000 had been put to death in tho south of Persia. Money matters are very sorry here. Government paper had fallen to 10 per cent, discount ...
... says, was not necessary the effect of his preaching that Jonah should of the religion of the people of Nineveh. (Nin. and Bab., p. 032.) We may, however, account for his success ether considerations. From what said in2nd Kings xiv. 25-28, learn that ...
... before thea mcembers of; td 'cto te Lef ?? Philno-pliicai end Ilit erary Society,, 'nrcn o i) the I 'recovery ili Assyria anid Bab'tylonia. 'floePhilosophical All'ates ini I'al was crowdd by anl ,ludince ?? of mliembers of sel to illi noits of the letodin~ ...
... ening of that day Mrs. Thomp>Ut she ra h,. on ! r out wifch the baby and the deceased V 6 little W lled J cry shortly with tbo bab y. bu t with- V„ 0r the mil; «er mistress then sent her out again to 0 1 * noTffnd g k- Chlld d ut she a B ain returned, saying ...
... — On Saturday last the Great £ —stern left the Mersey for New York, with an immense cargo and about 900 passenger- As the Persia (one of the Cunard steamers) left the Mersey the same day a good deal of betting took place as to which vessel would arrive ...
... the depositors began to take « length the drain became too sharp.to be resisted The 7\j»es in its City article says that the bab>l,Ues of Overend Gurney and Co., amount to about £10,000,000, of which £6 000 000 is to depositors who hold bills as security ...