... 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 ...

... whose tfteament is always the same. Whether he be the famous traveller *Jog Bux, fron the Mountains of the Moon, or a Persian Shah, or a Chinese philosopher, or a poet, or a musicdan, or BuFFALO BIL, the ' lion' is invited to al the great houses; he ...

... Caucasian tribes, who offered the*i Mtjesties biead and salt nod a number of valuable presents. The Special Envoy of the Persian Shah has arrived at Bqku, in order to greet their Majesties on their nrsival. THE relatives of Professor Geffeken have procured ...

... furnished the material, are attributed to Russian influence, and it is well known that Russia has been putting pressure on the Persian ) Shah with a view to the construction of a very extensive network in the Caspian region. Having admitted such modern innovations ...

... which includes Madanbs Judic, sailed oa tel Saturday night from Pauillac (Etirdeaux) for South tive America. the On- The Persian Shah has blotted out . All stasring signs his realms about, ,ssve one, whose moission *tis to b'ess$ the With beauty, health ...

... informed with ri regard at any rate to the views and statements of t. the opposition, if such a term. can be used of I ,, Persian ?? Shah of Persia is nearly I is, played out. He drinks a bottle of brandy a day. H 1e : c eonsumes hashish and oplum freely. ...

... of Afghanistan so much trouble, are an agricultural people, who are first heard of in history as horse-breeders for the Persian Shahs. Thev are friendly, hospitable people at home, famed for their skill in divina- tion, which is practised, as in ancient ...

... 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 ...

... Cashmere breed, peculiar in England to Windsor Park alone, and part of a (lock sent to her Majesty as a present from the Persian Shah, be forthwith presented to the gallant 41st to replace poor Billy's los. We understand that this mark of her Majesty's ...

... Cashmere breed, 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 gallant 41st to replace poor Billy's loss. We understand that this mark of her Majesty's ...