... expectation of bostiliUes with Ava. However, it hoped the Burmese will not oblige «» to to war with them again. Letters from Persia represent the affairs of the Shah to be in unfavourable condition. The Prince of Herst bad received reinforcements, and the ...

... withI Mr. Jodrdll when they advanced him this moeney, in re-S quiring a deferred sum on the death of his fatherof £26,000,1 bab t if they had, no fraud was perpetrated upon the West.i mioister-office. The bargain, however, was the result of1 . the most ...

... iiaestabltshing a shi . cemetery. , ?? oaf i :ca-laord t ,eamp. ell: *I idftesayi't' is ai vermr meritoous en. Cie t .piany, bab nothing mote is':said In the publication th'an! this RE r 'that all'. Antil's is'thib 'el mode of conducting funerrl' 'de] but ...

... branch of the family of nations -which was comprised under the name of Shemites. By common consent, the Assyrians, Chaldearns Bab, pSyians, Phoenicians, Arabs and e~tiopanswere all called Shemites. It Was ta' them that our spiritual conception of the eity ...

... e'at the theatre in thG evening.' .Mqscow. Ma'y 2I.-1'he Sieshof Persia left here at a quarteispeet nine this 'evening'fot St. Petersburg. , Sr. Pirreasause; May 22.-The Shah of Persia arrived here to 'day, and vas received at the station by the Czar ...

... suppoaed they had v been recruited from that institution. I have travelled now I from the capital to one point on the frontier of Persia I and it would be a stretch of language were I to say I haM t seen a man in tiniform worthy of the name of soldier. f Old ...

... carrying out & contract which had been g thle entered ist.i for the purchase of a concession g~raiitedl s are by the Shah of Persia for the sole and exclusive p1 of right of iuitiating aud conducting the operation uf rrile lotteries throughout the Persian ...

... the great loss you have sustained by - the death of the late Shah. At the same time, I am, on her behalf, to congratulate Persia and your W Majesty that so worthy and illustrious a successor is at hand to take up the Sovereignty of the late Shah. She ...

... d fact that Na7ar-ed-Din's assassin was a Babi, or follower of El Bab. Concerning this sect tne following interesting details are supplied. About fifty years ago there arose in Persia one Efl Bub, who declared himself to be the Messiah, and who gathered ...

... fact that Nosr-ed-Din's assassin was o BIahi, or xoai.er ffo El Bab. Concerning this partieular sect, tlhe following details are leteresting: Aoout fifti years ago there arose in Persia one El lnab, ho de clared himself to Ie the Messiah, and whvho gathered ...