...inhabit .mi - of all nations ; and the concourse is increased, during the King's visits to Peshawer. \Ve had many opportunities of observing this assemblage...feet. But, when we returned, the streets were crowded witli men of all nations and languages, in every variety of dress and appearance. The shops were all...

...remarkable. There are many mosques in the town; but none of them, or of the other public buldings, deserve notice, except the Balla Hissaur, and the...nations and languages, in every variety of dress and appearance. The shops were all open. Dried fruits, and nuts, bread, meat, boots, shoes, saddlery, bales...

...devotions. After he hour of prayer, some few appeared sweeping the streets before their doors, aud some great men were to be seen going to their early attendance at Court. íh'íy ivere always on horseback, preceded by rom ten to twelve servants un foot, who walked pretty...

...houses here. The inhabitants of Peshawer are of Indian origin, but speak Pushtoo as well as Hiudkee. There are, however, many other inhabitants of all...nations and languages, in every variety of dress and appearance. The shops were all open. Dried fruits, and nuts, bread, meat, boots, shoes, saddlery, bales...

...some few appeared sweeping the streets before their doors, and some great men were to be seen going lo their early attendance at Court. They were always...was heard, but the sound of their feet. But, when we return, ed, the streets were crowded with men of all nations and languages, in every variety of dress...

...After the hour of prayer, some few appeared sweeping the streets before their doors, and some great mea were to be seen going to their early attendance at...nations and languages, in every variety of dress and appearance. The shops were all open. Dried fruits, and nuts, bread, meat, boots, shoes, sadlery, bales...

...sun-rise, people began to assemble at the mosques to their morning devotions. Afterthehourofprayer,some few appeared sweeping the streets before their doors,...twelve servants on foot, who walked pretty fast, but ш perfect order, and silence • nothing was heard but the sound of their feet. But, when we returned,...

...Peshawer itself stands on an uneven surface. It is upwards of five miles round, and contains about 100,000 inhabitants. The houses are built of brick (generally...nations and languages, in every variety of dress and appearance. The shops were all open. Dried fruits, and nuts, bread, meat, boots, shoes, saddlery, bales...

...from our morning rides ; and its effect was heightened bv the stillness and solitude of the streets,at the early hour at which we used to set out. A little...nations and languages, in every variety of dress and appearance. The shops were all open. Dried fruits, and nuts, bread, meat, boots, shoes, sadlery, bales...

...little before sunrise people began to assemble at the mosques to their morning devotions. After the houf of prayer, some few appeared sweeping the streets...nations and languages, in every variety of dress and appearance. The shops were all open. Dried fruits, and nuts, bread, meat, boots, shoes, saddlery, bales...