... the House of Bonaparte. The Sultan does not mean to allow his Ulemas to bul’y him out of his fancy for trip to Paris. The Persian Shah is less firm, as letters from Teheran state that: The chief topic of the day ia the attitude taken by the Fenian Ulema* ...

... his way to Paris. A visit of the Pope to Paris is spoken of as highly probable. the other hand, the proposed visit of the Persian Shah is said to have been abandoned. Poland has no cause for alarm at the late attempt to assassinate the Czae. A Russian journal ...

... Imperialist commanders. A visit of the Pope Paris is spoken of highly probable. tbe other hand, the proposed visit of the Persian Shah is said to have been abandoned. Poland bas no cause for alarm at the late attempt to assassinate the Czar. A Russian journal ...

... n, and India, Sir 11. Rawlinson, urges our Government to secure Herat.” linnibny Guzctti' says:—“With reference to the Persian Shah's journey into Khorassan, it is reported amongst some of the Persian residents in Bombay that his Highness the Shall of ...

... doubtless very common-place for those Indian journalists who during the last few weeks have found a mare’s nest in the Persian Shah's visit to Meshed. The Moscow Gazette points out that the military occupation of Aulic ata and Turkestan to Jcezakh was ...

... word chess is derived from the Oriental word signifying a square ; and hold with Professor Forbes that it comes from the Persian Shah” (King), which we find in ns© to this day among the Arabs and Persians in the same sense as our word “check.’ “In fact ...

... in smoking. Urban the Eighth and louocvnt the Twelfth ex communicated smokers. SultausaudCzarscut oil* their heads, and Persian Shahs their noses! Le Hemneton (Cockchalfer) was one of thoso and witty publications so numerous in Paris. Having entered upon ...

... smoking. rrlwin the Fizht. and Innocent the Twelfth. excommunicated smokers. Sultans and Czars, cut off ir heads. and Persian Shahs their none ! Le n• Ono leoeltebafferf wan one of thos light and with puhlieations no numerous in Paris. Having en• tens' ...

... in smoking. Urban tbo Eighth and Innocent the Twelfth excommunicated smokers. SultansaudCzarscut off their heads, and Persian Shahs their noses! Lc m (Cockchatfer) was one of those light and witty publications numerous io Paris. Having entered upon the ...

... for three ?? (lid.) each, to serve the y beggar in his hut; pistols and sabres which would orns- 1,ment the belt of the Persian shah; single and double- 7- barrelled carabines and rifles, fit for any brigand, together )f with other arms of bygone days ...

... spot. It was, however, in the meanwhile, discovered that the Turks were not in the neighbourhood of the villages, so the Persian Shah had to countermand the expedition. It is also easy to clear away the anxiety caused by the departure from Teheran of the ...

... spot. It was, however, in the meanwhile, discovered that the Turks were not in the neighbourhood of the villages, so the Persian Shah had to countermand the expedition. It is eso easy to clear away the anxiety caused by the departure from Teheran of the ...