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... men; and when his soldiers, wearied with their march through barren districts, were-ready t trevolt and return, he met the Persian Shah on the banks of the; Euphrates, whom, after a sanguinary contest, he defeated, but with terriblelose. The Turksso dearly ...
... magnificent Cashmere breed, peculiar 'N land to Windsor Park alone; and part of a flock SEN her Majesty as a present from the Persian Shah, with presented to the gallant 23rd, to replace poor • (J loss. We understand that this mark of her ^AJE.^NE' condescension ...
... Khiva, the sonof the Bokhama Ameer the son of Yakoob O Beg,the former ?? of Kashgar,and Abdoissamed h irza, brother of the Persian Shah. Itis- uncert-i hether the attendance of the Shah himself can be secsred. A deputtion of eleven -representatives of %all ...
... throne of Ivan ret II., and the throne of Ivan the Terrible, adorned with Of some 9,000 tarquoises and gems, a gift of a Persian Shah. thi The Metropolitan of Moscow, the Archbishop, and the n Synod were present with the grand dukes, the marshals, ohb generale ...
... treasury are to be seen sabres, scimitars, daggers, matchlocks, coats of mail, a throne of beaten gold captured from a Persian Shah, a barbaric display of jewels, Sultan Murad's damascened suit of mail, china vases, bowls, ewers, tiles-things of the greatest ...
... and his whole suite will li-i the guests of lbe Sultan. This is the first occasion since the conquest of BDigrlad that a Persian Shah has isnale his surneareace on ?? irhb soil, and there is souse tor at Con. stntiapope of taking the opportunity for proposing ...
... was then inde- a from pendent both of Persia and of the rulers of Cabul, hut onigs- !it was coveted by Mabomed Mirza, the Persian Shah. )past Shah Mahomedf required Shah Kamran to acknow- p be no ledge his suzerainty, and surrender the title of Shah, t ser ...
... the new perils which have been revealed within the past few days. By a secret treaty concluded between the Czar and the Persian Shah some two years ago, or concar- rertly with the rupture of the Treaty of Paris concerning the Black Sea, Persia has ceded ...
... Cashmere breed, peculiar in England to Windsor-park alone, and part of a dlock sent to her Majesty as a, flpresent from the Persian Shah, be forthwith presented to the in gallant 23rd, to replace peer Billy's loss; ...
... quaattty. in spite of tie education code, and fia' 1lis oationalitt he is con.founded -witlh the Egyptian Klledive, the Persian Shah. and the Swaasiland chiefs wtho re- cently visited England. He is credited'i by these street critics with the rprreession ...
... 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 ...
... metropolitan, PI covered with a gold embroidered velvet cushion, to 11 the left. The Czar's chair was one presented by le the Persian Shah, Abbas I. Vesper services were chanted on the3 eve of coronation in all the Moscow churches, and at daybreak next morning ...