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... then about proceed the frontiers join the Crown Prince t and it is equally notorious, that the whole machinery of the Persian Government is put in morion, immediately or remotely, English agents and English influence. may be remarked, 100, that, within ...
... the renewal of our relations with Persia depended on the cession by that Power of the fortress of Gourial, which the Persian Government had deferred in the belief that we were no longer anxious on the subject. The British Charge d'Affaires, who was still ...
... The result is not known; it is added that in the month of January a 'perk' arahassielor is to sent by Earlend to the Persian government, to require satisfaction in the name of the British go - I eive you this report as it has reached me, without being ...
... supposition that the hostile proceeding sprung from the predatory habits nome lawless chieftain, setting at defiance the the Persian Government, adverts, with equal astonishment and regret, to the fact, that it is Persia herd;lf who has drawn the sword, and that ...
... l. Commander Janies, Wool#ieh, for Malta, whence the right hon gentleman will'proceed on his special mission to the Persian Government at Taheran. Ellis was nominated to this mission by Lord Ellenborcugh. Dispatches were received at the Colonial Office ...
... Paper. We leinifrom undoubted audiority,that the follow. in intelligence reached the India House on Wednesday. Tile Persian Government are extremely dissafished with the British, in consequence of their nonobservance of some of the conditions of existing ...
... Russians, to take up arms, and thee. down to the above period, the Persian troops had not experienced any reverses. The Persian Government solicits the friendly mediation of liegland between the belligerents. A Bombay paper of the of June mentions a report ...
... Russian d'artnee was hasteninu towards the extteine troetter ot Georgia, to °crony tl.e province ..f Erivaii until ths Persian Government should offer a moray:eat guarantee for the payment of the lar4e coutribution which la.e Shah still owed Rush., in ...
... respect to indiridUal grievance. they had received sufficient satisfaction. But the statements that had been made by the Persian Government with regard to the city Of Herat Were not SO satisfactory, and that point alone remained • subject of difference between ...