... Shah of Persia in St. Petersburg. Mira, bfalkom Khan been sent to St. Petersburg to anuonnoe the arrival in April of the Persian Shah. The Shah will visit St. Petersburg, Berlin Vienne, London, and Paris, and return home by donstanti• note. Ewen& in Central ...

... all, advantages in being an Englishman ; one's head, for example, is lees exposed to die. establishment than that of a Persian. SHAH AND PRINCE GORTSCHAKOFF.-It ii from St. Petersburg that the Shah has raised Prince Gortschakoff to the honorary rank of ...

... the son of the Dukharan Ameer, the son of Yakoob Beg, the termer ruler of Kaehgar, and Abdoussamed Mirza, brother nt the Persian Shah. It is tunsertain whether Vie attendance of the Shah himself can be secured. A iispetation of 11 representatives of all ...

... THE COMING SHAH. Once more the report about the Persian Shah, Usered-Din being bent on visiting the capitals of Europ e , finds c4edenoe in the continental journals, With Chinese and Japanese Embasaiesamonget us, with the violation of the laws of the ...

... was visible. There was, however, no illegal ooveting of the jewels, which might not have been the one if the visit of a Persian Shah had taken plan some eighty years when even Royal pekoes were not s-core from thieves. We read in the Annual Register ...

... commercial ascendancy would be followed by politioal ascendancy, and the marked attentions of the Russian Emperor to the Persian Shah seem to betoken that the commercial ambition at least has a very wide extension in Central JUNIN!, AND JUSTICE. Arrsa the ...

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