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... Russia has obtained permission from the Persian Government to throw a bridge over the Araxes. This river, on the boundary of Persia, near Teheran, falls into the Caspian. Its course is not favourable to navigation, being sometime s deep and sometimes ...
... garding the continued occupation lay the Persian government of Ghorian, Furrah, Sub.;sr, and Khoorrookh. Your excellency baying given no reply to the information I sought, whether the above places were garrisoned by Persian troops, or were held by tr(rops ...
... NOTTINGHAM REVIEW. municat’ons which have lately received from the Persian Government inspire me with the confident expectation that the difference* which occasioned a suspension of those relations will soon satisfactorily adjusted. ~ . . Events have ...
... in the possession of the Ministers of the Persian Government;' yet the British Government cannot accept as a compliance with, or as an execution of, their second demand, the assurance that the Persian Government will not grudge to restore Ghorian.' The ...
... Busline, on the Pei sian Gulf, and repeals the statement of Mr. having broken oil’ all diplomatic relations with the Persian Government. ...
... on my way to the Turkish frontier, where I hope to receive further instructions from your lordship. What course th , Persian government will now pursue I know not ; some public act of reparation, which will prove to the people of Persia and of Cent ra ...
... he might receive from the Persian Government, and transmit them to the English Government. Therefore the Charge d'Affaires was in a position in which he would be enabled to carry on any communications with the Persian Government, with a view to the adjustment ...
... whenever the state of the public service would enable him to leave Persia. When the state of the discussion with the Persian government led him to retire from the Persian territory, he took with him all the members of the British mission, but he left on ...
... permanent peace on the most advantageous' terms, and to, the total exclusiOn of French in, fluence. it appears that: the: Persian Government, which had been for some time very much biassed by the intrigues of the .agents and emissaries of France, was at length ...
... the French subjects under the protection ot the English ambassador. The reason of this rupture is the refusal of the Persian government to ratify the treaty of commerce lately concluded between the two countries. The ratification of the French government ...
... after several interviews with th- Schah, failed in bringing the various questions h*ue between the British and the Persian Governments to favourable settlement, had formally broken off all diplomatic intercourse with the Minister’s, and was actually on ...
... frontiers a • Chargé d'Affaires who was in a position in which he would he enabled to carry on any communications with the Persian Government, with a view to the adjustment of the ...