... advantage men it the weals of the eompauy made at necessary. as is hinted. Next, ii not superior ha importaace to the visit ot Persian shah, :l. t o a.m. been that of the directors of the Moethhtetern. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland. and Sheffield hallways ...

... the livery threes of Iran 11., and the those of Inn the Terrible, adorned with UAW turquoisee and genes, • tail t of the Persian Shah. The Metropolitan of kf thou, the Ar bbiahop end were pressot, with the ti and Dukes, the Ambassadors, and Envoy*, to wither ...

... ivory throne of Ivan 11., and the throne of Ivan the Terrible, adorned with some 9,000 turquoises and genie, gift of the Persian Shah. Th. Metropolitan Moscow, the Archbishop, and Synod were present, with the Grand Dukes, the Marshals, Generals, Ambassadors ...

... and the most vulnerable quarter of our Indian to ju possessions, By a secret treaty concluded between the Czar and the Persian Shah some two at one ago, or concurrently with the rupture of the Trea‘ of at the Paris concerning the Black Sea, Persia has ...

... revealed within the last few days. Our contemporary is informed that by a secret Treaty concluded between the Czar and the Persian Shah some two years ago, or concurrently with the rupture of the Treaty of Paris concerning the Black Sea, Persia has ceded ...

... annex. To treaty, one of the conditions of which was intended bisecure the freedom of Herat from the rule of either the Persian Shah or the fluctuating Affghanistan chiefs, we, in unfortunate hour, became a guarantee. The terms of this treaty, however ...

... 33, coins of the Sheriffs of Morocco ; 34, Pagratides ; 35, coins of the Caucasian Khanates; 36, Baberides; 37, of the Persian Shahs ; 38, Afghans ; 39, Krim-Gire'is; 40, Genoese-Crimean ; 41, Anglo-Oriental; 42, Tibetan ; 43, Armenian ; 44, of undecided ...