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... Minister at Teheran, concluded certain articles of agreement with the Suder Azim ?? Minister of the Persian Government. By those articles, the Persian Government engaged not to send troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops-that is, troops from ...
... denianding the woman's restitution to her husband, allowed the Persian Government 48 hours to dio it; afterwarlds he extended this period to twice 48 hours, in which the Persian Government had to decide whether it would comply with his demand or compel ...
... Teheran to the Gill of August ha.ve reached Constantinople, reporting the non-evacuation up to that time of Herat. The Persian Government has named a resident Governor at Bushire. The Sudr Azira continues in the ascendant, and matters are pretty much in ...
... at the Court of the Shah of Persia, and his Iighness the Suder Azim, or Prime Minister of the Persian Government. By those articles the Persian Government en- gaged not to send troops to Herat, on any account, unless foreign troops, that is, troops from ...
... the. Court of the Shah of Persia, and his Highness the Sudr Azim, or.Prime I Minister of the Persian Government. I IBy those articles the Persian Government engaged not to send do troops to erai on any account, unless foreian troops-that is, an troops ...
... the Court of the Shall of Persia, and his Highness the tiudr o t Azim, or Prime Mlinister of ?? Persian Government. By those articlea the Persian Government engaged not to send troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops- that is, troops from ...
... do- mending the woman's restitution to her husband, allowed the Persian Government 48 hours to do it; afterwards lie eaxtended this period to twice 48 hours, in which the Persian Government rad to de- cide whether it would comply with his demand or compel ...
... at the court of the Shah of Pera1, eand :his highness the Sndr Azim, or prime sininster of the Persian government. By those articles the Persian government ehgaged not tosend troops to Herat on any account unless foreign ircops-that is, troops from the ...
... Teheran, where the Persian government consents to receive it with the apologies and the ceremonial indicated in the separate note signed this day by the plenipotentiaries of the high contracting parties. Art. 11. The Persian government pledges itself within'the ...
... at the Court of the Shah of Persia, and his Highness the Sudr I Aim, or Prime Minister of the Persian government. By these articles the Persian government engaged not to send tioops to berat on any account, unless foreign troops-that is, troops from ...
... THE PERSIAN WAR. The Gazette de Tehemn of Dec. 24 publishes a lengthened reply on the part of the Persian government to the declaration of war on the part of Great Britain. In this appeal to the public opinion of Europe (for such it is), it is stated ...
... at that capital has sent a despatch to his government, informing them that, having heard of the fall of Bushire, the Persian government decided to make peace upon the English terms. On its reaching Constantinople, this intelligence was immediately forwarded ...