... respect to individual grievance, they had received sufficient satisfaction. But the statements that bad been made by the Persian government with regard to the city of Herat were out so satisfactory, and that point alone remained a subject of difference between ...

... respect to individual grievance, they bail received sutßctent aatiaOction. lint the statements that bad been made the Persian government With regard the city ot Herat were not so satisfactory, and that alone remained subject of difference between the two ...

... according the arrunuernent with British govemment. Instructions had l*ecn sent out our Charga-de-aflairs, inform the Persian government that the Bniish government expected the arrangem lo carried into effect. The British inission would not return to Teheran ...

... for certain injuries, but that bad not yet been acceded to thefull amount required. He had, however, received from the Persian government a surances, that if they did not give all, they would come to such terms as might be accepted by ber Majesty's govern- ...

... respect to individual griev- ance, 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 a subject of difference between ...

... rsasia. In reply to Sir Robert Peel, on Monday, Lord Pul- mtrttnn said that Mm differences between the British and Persian government* had not yet heen tattled. There would be no objection to lay before the House of Commons •uch information a. would ...