... Ambassador, or his suite, could have justified such a horrible outrsge. Every concession, it is true, has been made by the Persian Government, whilst the Russian Authorities have nobly come forward and acknowledged that the sad tragedy origina'ed with themselso ...

... 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 ...

... Cormick, the Prince's English physician, has also refused to accompany v Prince Menzilioft's couriers were stopped by the Persian Government, and he could not send the series of his despatches till he reached Tiflis, In i th e ft conference of the sth (17th) ...

... should her Majesty's Government had made certain demands on the be touched very lightly and with great delicacy—(' hear, Persian Government for redress of certain wrongs, which hear, from the ministerialists). With reference to the consisted in ill-treatment ...

... to commerce, trade, and other effeirs, will be drawn up and concluded in a separate commercial treaty. Art. 1. The Persian government judge it incumbent on them, after the conclusion of this definitive treaty, to declare all allisuces contracted with ...

... Russian army had marched to the frontier, with the intention of taking possession of the province of Erivan, until the new Persian Government shall have given security for the payment of the war indemnities due from the late Schah, according to the treaty of ...

... anywhere. Finally, it is said that letters, arrived at Jassy, from state that a great change bad taken place in the Persian Government ; that the old King of that country bad abdicated the Crown, and that Abbas Mit za had taken the reins of Government ...

... the converts from Judaism to the Mohammedan - faith are very numerous, owing to the exceeding tyranny exercised by the Persian Government. At Cabal the Jews live on friendly terms with their Mohammedan neighbours, because the Mohammedans in Affghan pretend ...

... eettlement of affairs on this side the Attock (Indus). As I rely on the British friendship, I gave no countenance to the Persian government. What I wrote to prevent the Sirdars of Candaler from making any cenuection with Persia is known to Captain Burnes. ...

... Shooja's recognition could only, however, be justified or demanded of us in the event of the prostration of Herat to the Persian government. I am convinced that nothing but an intimation of our wishes, and an assurance of safety, which the Shah would readily ...

... 10,000 Russian, arid twice the number of Persian, slaves. It is said that there was good reason to suppose that the Persian Government had already taken steps for securing the advance of the Russian troops towards Khiva, or that they had made proposals ...

... since the taking cf the fortresses of Sardar Abed and Erivan all the inhabitants a great num b er o f w h om t h e Persian 'Government had sent into distant parts even before the opening of the campaign, have begun to return to their homes. a land,, E ...