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... the Moscow Gazette threatens to dictate at calcutta the nest peace with England, and Russia never ceases to urge the Persian Government to accept from it, free of all cost, officers to discipline its troops, and arms and artillery for its soldiers, at ...
... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, hut coesmsnieationo which I hove bytety received from the Persian Government inspire me with the confident expectation that the differenem which nreasinned a suspension of those relations will ...
... Erie. roam, in order that they might be at hand to receive any comennnication the Persian Government might le desirous of snaking. On the other band, the Persian Government had sent an Ambassador to this eonntry ; sad, although he had been informed before ...
... commercial agents are to reside, on the part of the Persian Goverionew, one in London, and one in the port of Bombay. The Persian Government Harsher grants permission that a Resident of the British Government shall reside at Biishire, as heretofore. From all ...
... our former position , but to enable to retain one of any credit or respectab ility; He ren arks (Corr. p. 1198),'The Persian government is proem:ming scheme.' of almost undisguised hostility . towards CeiglentL• Again be says (Corr. p. 187). 'Count Simonich ...
... that they had been unprovoked by the Persian population, the Diva'' , had offered to make atonement for them to the Persian Government —Tbe first member of the Arkwright ( airily , who made a noise in the world, was Sir Richard Arkwright, who was born ...
... had arrived in that city, and was waiting for a steamer to roarer, him to England. Mr. Ellis bad concluded with the Persian Government a commercial treaty, by which British subjects placed on the same footing as. the subjects of Russia. During his absence ...
... people. Never was a tribute of respect bet. ter deserved. The Right Hon. Sir Henry Ellis, the new Special Envoy to the Persian Government, will take his passage in three weeks on board the Plato Government steam-vowel, now fitting out et Woo.wich. The Plato ...