... possession of the ministers of the Persian government.' This reply was not considered satisfactory, and his lordship in his answer observed — The demand of the British government was, not that the Persian government should declare its willingness to ...

... aspect. He should be glad to know whether the noble lord (the Secretary for Foreign Affairs) had not received from the Persian government an ample satisfaction for the insults which had been received by the British Ambassador ? He also wished to know whether ...

... the British government all the various points which had been under discussion between our minister at Teheran and the Persian government. Her Majesty's minister, had thought it to be their duty to state to the Peisian government, aud to the individual appointed ...

... establish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, but communications which I have lately received from tht Persian government inspire me w ith the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of thost relations will ...