... 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 ...

... THE EAST. The Levant mail brings intelligence from Constantinople to the )7th November. Tbe Persian government bad accepted the joint mediation of England and Russia, and the views and disposition of the Shah continued to most pacific. The late newt from ...

... several- interviews with the Sant), failed in bringing the various questions at issue between the - British and the Persian Governments to a favourable settlement, had formally broken all diplomatici intercourse with the 6chah's Ministers, and ‘as'actUally ...

... actually onf his way to the Tunlkish frontls. e The British mer. chants weroeprepating to leave the eduntry, iD cusethe Persian government sholid take no step3 to induce the airmbassador-to return:- CONSTANTINOPrL,;. J.ix, 7.-A messenger from Persia ar- rived ...

... ABERDEEN asked if government could state officially whether the Chief of Herat had come to «n understanding with the Persian government, and rejected the protection and assistance intended and offered by this country in •ending out force ? Lord MELBOURNE ...

... bad been induced to abandon the slave trade. In Persia Colonel Shlel had laboured with great assiduity to induce the Persian government to follow the example of the Sultan of Tuikey and the Imaum of Muscat. After a few remarks from Air. Hume, Sir R Inplis ...

... e u v c , e s t h h o e u m ld to i n p t r h ep e a n r l e ea th n e t m i ms e e 1: 11 : 01 steps he taken by the Persian Government to preve' r Bin INPNieI from pursuing his journey on to stantinople. A ccor di ng to a report i n circulati°o both at ...

... which had been under discussion between our minister at Teheran and the Persian Government. Her Majesty’s Ministers had thought it to be their duty to state to the Persian Government, and to the individual appointed that Court, that he would not be received ...

... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, but communications which I have lately received from the Persian Government inspire me with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned suspension of those reletions will soon ...

... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, but communications which I have lately received from the Persian government inspire me with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of those relations will ...

... had also been induced to abandon the slave trade. Persia Col. Sbiel had laboured with great assiduity to induce the Persian government to follow the example of the Sultan Turkey and the Imaum of Muscat; and notwithstanding the ungenerous argument of Mr ...

... enabled to reestablish toy dip. lomatic relation, with he Court of Teherao, but which I have lately received from the Persian Government inspire me with the Coufideot expecuilioo that We differences which occasioned a suspeacioa of those retations will ...