... second nd it was most important. It he speech from the throne ?-establish my diplomatic relan, but communications which s Persian government inspire ion that the differences which se relations will soon be satisoobability was that the noble with reference to ...

... Russian intrigues, and that a peace for 30 years had been agreed to, and that, in the meanwhile, Russia was to assist the Persian Government to overcome all its enemies and opponents in Central Asia. This treaty is represented as being one of the total surrender ...

... Lazarist missionaries having lately resorted to violent means for the conversion of the infidels, it is believed that the Persian Government will order the Lazarists and Jesuits out of the country, and the French ambassador will find it difficult to prevent ...

... 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 ...

... Catherine, whom they call Konrsheed Koolla, bad been Imperatrice ; but that if the English Government desired it, the Persian Government would use the word Padshah in future; ail he wanted, was to prove that he meant no offence in using the other. Lord ...

... Government has resided at the port' of Busheer, the Persian Government grants permission that the said resident shall reside there as heretofore, and in like manner two :tgants of the Persian Government shall reside, one in the capital of London, and one ...

... v e the t., and that if others are cowards not, and will never dishonour himself its the eyes of his followers. The Persian government has intimated to hint that, In sons S er a l l i d an D ll eg 4 the event of his entering the Persian territory, after ...

... Catherine, whom they call Konrsheed Koolla, bad been imperatrice; but that if the English Government desired it, the Persian Government would the word Padshah in future; all wanted, was to prove that Ae meant no offence in using the other. Lord Palmerston ...

... the Court of Shiraz. It appears that he is possessed of only one middling-size/ bungalow with about fifty men, yet the Persian Government have not a vessel to send against him. He is accordingly inflicting considerable injury on the trade of the port. The ...

... in the course of Which our envoy at Teheran received the most positive testimonies of the desire which animated the Persian Government, and particularly from the first minister of the Shah Hadji- Mizza-Agassi, to preserve the most friendly relations with ...

... dietate. The result of the noble lord’s policy was to force quarrel Persia, Md drive her into the arms of Russia. When the Persian government found that they could n °t the friendship of England, except on the ““ditioii of nermitting England interfere in their ...

... 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 ...