... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Khain, from whe Ice he was escartei, by order of the Persian government, to Jowein, ou the road to Kandahar. I find that this person was furnished with letters of recommendation from the Persian government to the several chiefs in Affghanistan, with whom ...

... English mini,ter rhall be satisfied of its being duly arp to the purpese for whin's it is assigned. Art. 5. Should the Persian government wish to introduce European discipline among their troops, they are at libel - y to employ European officers for that ...

... from Persia has brought the intelligence that the ultimatum relative to the treaty between the Ottoman Porte and the Persian government had been definitively accepted by the Shah, and that it had been signed at Teheran about the middle of the month of ...

... Russia, therefore, mist naturally desire that the Persian na•foo should be prosperous and cenlente6 ; and that the Persian government should abstain from all external aggression ; should dirtct its atteo , ion exclusi,ely 0 iipursuits ternal improvemtnt ...

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

... any intelligence had been received, announcing tbat the chief of that province had come to an unde - standing with the Persian Government. Viscount MELBOURNE said that no intelligence to that intent had been received, but that sufficient information had ...

... confirmation of the fact that Count Simonich that, on that projected expedition, as upon all other subjects, proposed to the Persian government to prosecute the campaign he gave such advice to the Shah as he deemed most conducive against Herat when the season ...

... of the Persian government. Yet every demand, for redress or satisfaction for this public insult and flagrant violation of the law of nations has been disregarded by the Persian government. A pretension has been advanced by the Persian government to a ...