... precent relations with Persia. Our amicab!e relations with the Persian Government had now been interrupted for three years. He wished to know whether he had received from the Persian Government ample satisfaction for the insult which had bean offered to ...

... slier several interviews with the Schah, failed in bringing the various questions at issue helween the British and the Persian Governments to favorable settlement, had formally broken off all diplomatic intercourse with the Schah’s Ministers, and was actual ...

... Consul-General. In like manner, two commercial agents are to reside, on the part of the Persian Government, one in London, and one in the port of Bombay. The Persian Government further grants permission that a Resident of the British Government shall reside ...

... had alto been induced to abandon the slavetrade, In Persia Col. Shiel bad laboured with great assiduity to induce the Persian government to follow the example of Turkey and the Imaum of Muscat; and notwithstanding the ungenerous argument of Mr. Urquhart ...

... any intelligence had been received announcing that the chief of that province had come to an understanding with the Persian Government, and rejected the protection and assistance intended and offered by this country in sending that force.—Lord MELBOURNE ...

... respect to individual grievance, they had received sufficient satisfaction. Hut the slate' ments that had been made by the Persian government with regard to the city of Herat were not satisfactory, and that point alone remained a subject of difference between ...

... with the Persian government, French ships will henceforth be received into the ports of Persia upon the footing of the most favored nations, and the produce of the industry of France will be admitted on a duty of 5 per cent. The Persian government always ...

... lice, but * The domineering spirit ia threat of 1 . ,nail or great, in which aheliaa a part'^ancTthe*hunnliation of‘the Persian government i. alndional. from the character of her government I Whether 1 ., reiii)iMi>ncet „ |, ,„ lr an« of an, from the f.t ...

... then about to proceed the frontiers join the Crown Prince; and it equally notorious, that the w hole machinery of the Persian Government put in motion, immediately or remotely, by English agents and by English influence. It may be remarked 100, (hat within ...

... for the expense of this diplomatic mission. Sir John Campbell is the diplomatic agent of the East India Company to the Persian government. BEWARE OF RED WAFERS.—In this week's Lancet a curious case is mentioned in which the secretary of a public institution ...

... bluffrage, or any our poiut which is driven; the country 'situ a state of war; bull have up • treaty between and the Persian Government. Thine is paragraph deserving mitre is. the Speech, such sevs—l hat u.casures coonected nigh:he impri.vemeut of the ...

... college for teaching the French language. Some members the principal families will be sent to Paris at the expense of the Persian Government, complete tiicir studies in surgery and medicine. Mohammed-Schah al; though remarkable for his sobriety and regularity ...