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... subsidy to Dost Mahomed. We gave him £lO,OOO a month to pay his matchlock men, and we fought Mahomrah and Bushire with the Persian Shah to divert him from Herat. It has not diverted him ; his army is master of the Central Asian city ; and we are in full view ...
... subsidy to Dost Mahomed. We ° him £lO,OOO a month to pay his matchlock e N, and we fought Mahomrah and Bushire with n® Persian Shah to divert him from Herat. It has diverted him ; his army is master of the Central Sl an city; and we are in full view of ...
... Visit of the Shah of Perse*.—Mirza Malkon 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 RECEPTION OF THE SHAH OF PERSIA. anxiety is felt with reference to the 3the Persian Shah this country. A is Pending the House of Commons to assure her will make good the cost ol public that may organised greet our illustrious vudtor, and endless ...
... giving to the Duke of Edinburgh, while she is making railways to render her miatress of Cen- tral Asia ; of the visit of the Persian Shah and • his concession to Baron Reuter ; and of eeveral other matters domestic and foreign. We are, however, wsrned to abstain ...
... from various monasteries ; but beside these there are also Interesting Oriental writings—an Arabic Koran from India, and Persian Shah Namen, illustrated by Persian hands, among the rest. Of English works perhaps the most Interesting 'a poem, said to have ...
... irom various monasteries; but beside those there are also inieiesting Oriental writings—an Arabic Koran from India, and Persian Shah Namen, illustrated by Persian hands, among the rest. Of English works perhaps the most interesting is a poem, said to have ...
... Executive Government of India, yielding to the pressure of this sort of adviser, has promulgated an edict worthy rather of a Persian Shah than of an English Queen. Mr. Gladstone charitably accounts for the magnificent imperialism of this arbitrary specimen ...
... quite truly as of the Shah's picture, that he wanted feeling. A story like this forcibly suggests comparison between the Persian Shah considered as a painter and certain of our Radical friends who pose politicians. Their pictures —like those of the Eastern ...
... bare of everything, and the part nearest the bare bone was partly decomposed. Has any angler seen a similar thing? The Persian Shah is said to be writing a play —and nobody will dare to condemn him. For His Majesty once painted a picture which camel the ...
... Foreign Office and the whole system of effects of the concludes the Novwoe Vremya,; Russia must not counter bribe all the Persian Shah for his violation of a treaty in respect of the Ministers, but take strong action directly aga‘nst the Khorasan frontier ...
... ON THE SHAH'S REGENT VISIT TO SHEFFIELD. They tell :no tbat the Persian Shah Is come to Shewild Farm, Wheer some, na diat, will shaat hurrah,'* That deeal i' froth an' .barm. Aw don't heear t'owd churoh bolla aring, Soa spite this gouty leg, Aw'll dcnce ...