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... Henry Lock. wood, Brij. Anderson, Jph. Lockwood, Wm. Booth, Chas. Renshaw, John Wilson, George Greaves, and Barnard Kilroy. Bab net Treat:Tifton, Edw. Chemin-. Joseph Bradley, John Richardson, Wm. Stagifortli, Michael Hieginbottom, and Win. Baker. is is ...
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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 ...
... irr, .. „ . , Stew.rd.hip. He would vote for his .ppointmen, if SWITZERLAND. he latest advices from .satisf..c*ory i* pu*bab!e il.at il.rre 1 arri ' *«oin the Levant bring »m- proper reduction were made his salary Town- j Berne are of the lost., at ...
... 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 ...
... description of the work may not, at this time, be unacceptable to our readers. It is entitled The Deliverance of Israel from Bab \ lnn, the subject of the words being taken from that part of the Book of Daniel, which is descriptive of the fail of Babylon ...
... Birmingham, Preston, Ashton-under-Lyne, and several ether places. A new religious seet has arisen in Persia, in of lb.preaelunp of • roan named Bab, who has written a new hook to take the place of the Koran. He is said to haws alreadmade several thousand ...
... 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 ...
... they lace around the heart, and that bard they cannot effect it.** new religious sect has arisen in Persia. oooasqnenoe the preachings of a man named Bab, who has written new book take the place of the Koran. Ha said to hare already made several thousand ...
... their report. According to accounts from Tabreez, dated the 30th of June, the new prophet Bab, whose followers are said to have lately become numerous in Persia, was to have been blown from a mortar on the Ist of July, by order of the government. This ...
... s in England may not be j delayed until the enemy is once more amongst us. doing '■ his fatal work. — From the cholera in Persia we turn to | India, and there we see a large district in the vicinity of j Guzerat, covered with ruined buildings and the ...