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... where Asia Minor, Greece, and the Archipelego ; as. Acco rane, the remarkable Monuments of Aatiquity discovered a t the in Persia; with Remarks on the Anuquities, ifths tory, Manners, &c. Natural n the 2. The of WESLEY. and the | stake, GRESS cf METHODISM ...
... establishcanals, and the sea, means of steam boats, '.urope to Asia, and the civilised parts of in process of time, Greece, Persia, Chaldea, might agniii become the entrepot. of commerce has at various times caused ilterations. Soloman said, there is nothing ...
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... example it would be for the benefit ol all his fellow'students imitate, tho' few might aspire to rival him. *■ With a view to bab : taate him io oommunieatiog tbet knowledge to otbere whiob be eagerly acquired himself, Master Laing went, in hie fifteenth ...
... have met with the sympM, ,of tbe equally infallible heads of th0 Mahometan Chur the l~aapsror of the Turks and the Kilng of Persia like si .sued prohibitions against, itg use. At Constantinaople, winde is Consantnope, indeed, so'5treniouu5 were the efforts ...
... tot Professor Dumeril. We may rest assured such men will do ample tons. The greatest weight obtained is by Mr. Simpson, of Bab- servants | - 4 } ustice te th Lyect. Al! are to be destroyed. Trade | Of our correspondents, ten decidedly prefer danger. The ...
... acquain.ad with f.r breath him In tank of life. What could bat tafaaa to marry bat—bit family will ant Boeotian the marriage—bab liable tb damaraa, and ora to aaaamad feirly aoeording iiraoaaat.iwrt of iba ««aa. It voa that tba plaintiff wat la bad ata'a ...
... Lord Pnrchester, who p'aieed the literary wurktd Sir John Mairolm, the most eulouistie tefiai, end his elaborate History of Persia more parti* rularly. The Chairman returned thanks, and repealed Ilia expressions satisfaction meeting manyyf his fellotv ...
... gave him his life once, and he again took arms, and was killed the Captain of the Fore castle.” The Shah or Persia's Plate.—The Shah of Persia possesses the most magnificent collection of plate in the world, it consists of upwards of 4,000 utensils of ...
... Bengal, and thus averted the horrors of famine from this paradise of regions.— Bengal Journal. The Shah of Persia’s Plate. —The Shah of Persia possesses the most magnificent collection of plate in the world. consists upwards of 4-,000 utensils of gold ...