CyprusH.M. Stationery Office, 1878 - 171 psl. |
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... various sources ; a complete list of the authors and their works from which extracts have been taken , will be found at the end of this book . The four descriptive chapters , II to V , are compiled from the writings of travellers in ...
... various sources ; a complete list of the authors and their works from which extracts have been taken , will be found at the end of this book . The four descriptive chapters , II to V , are compiled from the writings of travellers in ...
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... various causes which , under the Turkish administration , have year by year influenced the harvests , trade , revenue , and the general prosperity of the island ; the information given on these subjects cannot but be of value to all who ...
... various causes which , under the Turkish administration , have year by year influenced the harvests , trade , revenue , and the general prosperity of the island ; the information given on these subjects cannot but be of value to all who ...
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... Various names different names as Cyprus ; in ancient times we find it called of the Island . Cerastis in allusion to its numerous promontories ; Sphecia , from its ancient inhabitants , the Spheces ; Collinia , from its many hills ...
... Various names different names as Cyprus ; in ancient times we find it called of the Island . Cerastis in allusion to its numerous promontories ; Sphecia , from its ancient inhabitants , the Spheces ; Collinia , from its many hills ...
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... various events are related by Homer , but these are much mixed up with legends . It would appear that the kings of Salamis were generally the most powerful , and at times even the whole island was subdued by them . In these ancient days ...
... various events are related by Homer , but these are much mixed up with legends . It would appear that the kings of Salamis were generally the most powerful , and at times even the whole island was subdued by them . In these ancient days ...
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... various works in metal - for the construction of his palace at Nineveh . In B.C. 594 , Apries , or Uaphris , King of Egypt ( the Pharaoh Hophra of Scripture ) defeated several Cypriote monarchs near Citium , and returned to his country ...
... various works in metal - for the construction of his palace at Nineveh . In B.C. 594 , Apries , or Uaphris , King of Egypt ( the Pharaoh Hophra of Scripture ) defeated several Cypriote monarchs near Citium , and returned to his country ...
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A. H. Layard abundant agricultural Amathus amongst amount ancient appears Athienou average Baffo barley British Cape Arnauti Cape Greco Cape Kormakiti Cerinea Cesnola Chapter chiefly Christians climate coast colour considered Consul Consul Riddell's Report Consul Watkins contained cotton Council crops cultivation Cypriote districts drought Egypt England exported Famagusta feet formation Gaudry grain Greek harbour High Commissioner History of Cyprus Idalium important inhabitants island Karpas Khrysokho King of Cyprus labour land Larnaca Limasol limestone locusts Löher Lusignan Majesty Majesty's marl Messaria Messaria plain miles Morpho mountains Mussulman native Nicosia northern okes Olympus range Paphos Pasha piastres plant population Porte present produce quantity revenue river road roadstead rocks Salamis salt shore slopes summer supply Syria temperature tion town trade trees Turkey Turkish Turks Unger and Kotschy Varoschia Venetian Venice vessels village wheat whilst wine
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25 psl. - His Imperial Majesty the Sultan promises to England to introduce necessary reforms, to be agreed upon later between the two Powers, into the government, and for the protection of the Christian and other subjects of the Porte in these territories...
140 psl. - Dominion, a pardon, either free or subject to lawful conditions, or any respite of the execution of the sentence of any such offender, for such period as to...
27 psl. - ... purses, to be duly verified hereafter, and to the exclusion of the produce of State and Crown lands* let or sold during that period. " IV. That the Sublime Porte may freely sell and lease lands and other property in Cyprus belonging to the Ottoman Crown and State (Arazi Mil i'1- v6 Emlaki Houmayoun), the produce of which does not form part of the revenue of the island referred to in Article III.
140 psl. - India or any part thereof, and any ordinance so made shall, for the space of not more than six months from its promulgation, have the like force of law as an Act passed by the...
26 psl. - II. That a Mussulman resident in the Island shall be named by the Board of Pious Foundations in Turkey (Evkaf) to superintend, in conjunction with a delegate to be appointed by the British Authorities, the administration of the property, funds, and lands belonging to mosques, cemeteries, Mussulman schools, and other religious establishments existing in Cyprus.
141 psl. - The following Orders of Her Majesty the Queen in Council, that is to say : the Order of the 12th 'day of December, 1873, for the Regulation of Consular Jurisdiction in the Dominions of the Sublime Porte...
140 psl. - Her, provided the same do not exceed the sum of fifty pounds sterling in any one case, and may suspend the payment of any such fine, penalty, or forfeiture exceeding the said sum of fifty pounds, until Her Majesty's pleasure thereon shall be made known and signified to him.
29 psl. - Kars will not become the base from which emissaries of intrigue will issue forth, to be in due time followed by invading armies, the mere retention of them by Russia will exercise a powerful influence in disintegrating the Asiatic dominion of the Porte. As a monument of feeble defence on the one side, and successful aggression on the other, they will be regarded by the Asiatic population as foreboding the course of political history in the immediate future, and will stimulate, by the combined action...
25 psl. - In return, HIM the Sultan promises to England to introduce necessary reforms, to be agreed upon later between the two Powers, into the Government and for the protection of the Christian and other subjects of the Porte in those territories.