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... from the confinement, in which his multiplied sits of rebellion had made it necessary for some years to place him; The Persian Government attribute his escape to foreign intrigue, and look with a jealous eye on the French party at Court ; who, in their turn ...
... remanded, and ordered to take up an inland .station between. Suster and Behir; until the final determination of the Persian Government shall be made known. The privateers on the, Dutch coast have been' greatly on the - alert of late. They have captured ...
... the lat.- ter are stated to have been defeated. Some representations bad been made by the French Minister to- - ,tbe Persian Government, but the answer was postponed until . the British Envoy should be consulted. A considerable number . of French frigates ...
... purchase of Life Annuities , 617, t 66 Total The sum to be 'etiliehded in the ensuing quarter is 20104,6881. lbs. Id. The Persian Government is said to have taken the alarm, in consequence of a demand made by the General GARDANNE, the French Ambassador, that ...
... improvement. .~=~~ j Yesterday Mr. Mo ERIER arrived with dispatches from Sir JONES, on an im portant mission to the Persian Government. this conveyance we have received 'a letter from a Gentleman attaChed,to the to ing effect .MAY 7 k , , 1899. 7 -Since ...
... last. Accounts havebeen received from Muscar,by*hich it appears that the imaum .is inimical. to. the Mei. sures of the Persian Government. The two parties by which the country was laiely . distraBed have cmlesced,!and seem determined to'resist all internal ...