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... 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 ...
... preceding nego. ciation. Mr. Mohrier arrived with dispatches ffhm'Sir IlAUforeir Joxea, who now'on important mission to the Persian Government. this conveyance llave received a fetter from Gentleman attached to the t° the follow, ing effect, . * ; _ TtTcrANvV» ...
... Yesterday Mr. MotratEßarrived with dispatglies from Sir lIARFoRD JONES, who is now on an linportaat mission to the Persian Government. By this means we have received the following letter from a Gentleman attached to the ernhas , y : Tetuan, 9th May ...
... Mr. MORRIER arrived on Thursday with dispatches from Sir HARFORD. JONES, who is now on an important mission to the Persian Government. By this means we have received the following letter from a gentleman attached to the embassy: Tetuan, 9th May, 1809 ...
... incredible. Yesterday Mr. Morrier arrived with dispatches from Sir H. Jones, who is now on an iniportant sion to the Persian Government. By this couyeyaace we have received a letterfrom a Gentleman atiachot to the embassy, to the following effect Teheran ...
... Friday, October 20. Mr. Morrier arrived wilh dispatched from Sir Harford .Toner, who is now on at> important Mission the Persian Government. this conveyance have received a letter from Gentleman attached the embassy, dated May 7, to the following effect ** ...
... General Gardanne bad repeatedly applied for permission to establish a French garrison in the Isle of Orating, and that the Persian Government objected to the measure, on account of the reluctance which the Chieftains of that Island had expressed to the introduction ...
... Madrid. Yesterday, Mr. Morricr arrived with despatches j from Sir Harford who 3 now on-an. in- ' ri'Mtatit'mJssnm Persian Government. ; this conveyance have received letter from a attached the embassy, the following effect:. *• May 7, iK-ft.—Since our ...
... spite of all their endeavours the contrary. However, a letter arrived the other day from the Governor General, - the Persian Government had refused his own Ambassador, General Malcolm, any advances ought to come from them, and orders Excellency^.Sir Harford ...
... their endeavours to the contrary. However, in a letter arrived the other day from the Governor-General, saving, as the Persian Government had refused admittance to his own Ambassador, General Malcolm, any advances ought to come from them, raid orders his ...
... Gardanne. fron the ea.. rital, and of a counterpart of a treaty conclu. ded by our Envoo, on the I5tl Of March, tuitli the Persian Government. Is appea,' that, iji' the execution of this importanut is'siri, Sir Harcourt fones acquitted ?? with great ability ...
... 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 ...