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... may do again. Within a tew wars, Russia has trashed her armies into the heart of Persia, and. with the support of the Persian Shah them could be no difficulty beyond the ordinary difficulties of a long march in earning tem to !beret. Five years since ...
... Cashmere brevd, peculiar in England to Windsor Park alone, and part of a flock sent to her Majesty as a present from the Persian Shah, be forthwith presented to the 23d to replace poor Billy's loss. A CostLy Wepvinc Paris papers inform the in such matters ...
... defends himself with pieces of wri.len paper. Combinations auainst England.—When announced in our laai the union of the Persian Shah with the Emperor Kusda in his Turkey, the probahiiity his being soon joined other allies tbu» waxing stronger England grows ...
... sailed into the Persian Oulph, a British force was under march, ing orders for the Affghan States. In the meantime the Persian Shah had failed assault against Herat, and thinking that discretion was the better part of valour under these circumstances ...
... words; the slight misunderstanding of the Principalitieshasgiven wayto mutual good tenmper, anl mutual concession. The Persian Shah, or the Persian General at Herat, has been showing indica- tionsof uacking our Indianrevolt a reasonforbreak- ing tlme ...
... discussion in the English Press. Mims Malkom Khan has been sent to St. Petersburg to announce the arrival, in April, of the Persian Shah. The Shah will visit St. Petersburg, Berlin, Vienna, London, and Paris, and return home by Constantinople. The inquest ...
... to • red-.hirted buccaneer who had aided in despoiling a Pope. So we find the great funk , Saxon running mad after the Persian Shah, mid deporting himself with the dignity of a young hippopotamus taking his first mud bath. The Saxon, being of such gra' ...
... to a red-skirted hm-caineer who had aided in despoiling a Pore. Si we find the great Anglo- Saxon running mad after the Persian Shah, and deporting himself with the dignity of a young hippopotamus taking his first mud bath. The :Saxon, being of such grea ...
... Bridge. Bens, Jody 10. 1872. 82 • PRO ARM ElleFOCis .9 1 L •8 T MONDAY, 14TH JULY. 1873. IT would appear as if the Persian Shah bad committed a grave impropriety in presuming to say on his arrival in France that be had again beheld the sun, and was ...
... the Afghans Herat was then independent both of Persia and of the rulers of Cabul, but it was coveted by Mahomed Mina. the Persian Shah. It was' a curious accident that then saved Herat from absorption into the Persian monarchy. A young English officer chanced ...
... the Afghans. Herat was then independent both of Persia and of the rulers of cabal, but it was coveted by Mahomed Mina the Persian Shah. It was a curious accident that then saved Herat from absorption into the Persian monarchy. A young English officer chanced ...
... Khiva, the sen of the Bokharan Amcor, the son of Beg, the former *roler of Kashgar, and Abdoussamed Mir /a. brother of the Persian Shah. It is uncertain whether the attendance of tbo Shah himself can secured. inquest was bold Southampton on Saturday lbs body ...