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... seriously involved in the discu.sions at the Foreign Office. It is highly essential to cunciliate the good-will of the Persian Government, by the selection of an individual entitled to their confiderice, wire, qualifications to the maintenance of the nat ...
... are seriously involved in the discussions at the reijjn Oflice. It is highly essential to conciliate the good will the Persian Government, by the selection an individual ; entitled to their confidence, with qualifications equal to the j maintenance the national ...
... seriously involved in the discussions at the Foreign-office. It is highly essential to conciliate the good will of the Persian Government, by the selection of an individual entitled to their confidence. The war between Persia and Turkey is ascribed to a ...
... seriously involved in the discussions at the Foreign-office. It is highlyessential to conciliate the good will of the Persian Government, by the selection of an individual entitled to their confidence. The war between Persia and Turkey is ascribed to a ...
... are seriously involved in the discmsions at the Foreign_ It is - highly essential to conciliate the . good will of the Persian Government, by the selection of an individual entitled to their confidence, with qualifications equal to the maintenance of the ...
... India are seriously involved in discussions at the Foreign Office is highly essential to conciliate good will of the Persian Government by the selection an individual entitled to their confidence war and Turkey is ascribed to a series of outrages and exactions ...
... event, almost as -vexatious to the Russians as to the Greeks, has been principally brought about on the Nut of the Persian Government, by considerations which are not all flattering to a great Northern Power. Persia undertook the late war against the ...
... event, almost as vexatious to the Russians as to the Greeks, has been principally brought about on the part of the Persian Government, by considerations which are not all flatter- ing to a great Northern Power. Persia undertook the late war against the ...
... to lend herself as the instrument for carrying them into execution, These cunsidemions, :it is believed induced the Persian GOvernment to conclude peace, with 'Turkey; but still the statis qua ante 14/cat as to territory, is not credible, at least if ...
... lend , herself as the instrument for carrying them into exectrtio». These considerations, it is believed, induced the Persian Government to conclude' peace with Turkey; but 'still the'sfaty ante bell= as to territory, is not' credible,' at least if Persia ...
... Venders By the first Article it is provided, ',hit neither shall interfere in the Wane' affairs of the other . ; that the Persian Government shall in no eiriteisheddllif the dkteicts of Bagdad and CardlStan; .nor jttt of authoritT over the present or the time ...
... interfere in the internal afihirs of tiro e ft r i r e pr i e i r s s ua o l ft tribute co n t other; intertnealoito . e Persian Government shall in no wis e rom the frontiers of on r r e e ie g e s t ni: in the districts of Bagdad and Curdistrui Or 07 0 4 ...