... and his whole suite will 'be the guests of the' Sultan. This is the first occasion since the conquest of Bagdad that a Persian Shah hds made his appearance on Turkish soil, and there is some talk at. Constantinople of baking the opporptuinity for proposing ...

... , Drc. 11, The well-informed agent of the Moscow Gazctte in St. Petersburg categorically contradicts the report of the Persian Shah’s intention to send a new Ambassador to Russia who would be more friendly disposed towards British policy at Teheran and ...

... furnished by the Shah of Persia as an auxiliary force. This report is altogether unconfirmed, and it is suggested that the Persian Shah's name may have been mentioned by mistake for that of the Shah of Bokhara.—Homeward Mail. ...

... furnished by the Shah of Persia as an auxiliary force.” This report is altogether unconfirmed, and it is suggested that the Persian Shah’s name may have been mentioned by mistake for that of the Shah of Bokhara. The advances made by the Government of India ...

... of Afghanistan so much trouble, are an agricultural people, who are first heard of in history as horse-breeders for the Persian Shahs. Thev are friendly, hospitable people at home, famed for their skill in divina- tion, which is practised, as in ancient ...

... protested against such arbitrary procedure. Christians had never before been punished by sentence of death, for long ago the Persian Shahs ordered that this should so. This beginning will have a very had eltect, as the man summarily executed was innocent. A ...

... asbniratioe uow felt in Germany foe that composer's works. Hail Bonn honoured by a visit from the Emperor el Germany a dozen Persian Shahs into the bargain, she could mroely decked herself out more gaily than she did on the ormaion of the Schumann-Fest. Not ...

... careless dog That ever set a woman's heart agog. What can he mean? hear he spoiled bazaars, And bought embroidery Jit for Persian Shahs, All sorts of gold and silver filigree, Long Eastern pipes, Byzantine tapestry, And, lastly, by the blue Bosplioric wave ...

... inn ease net from quarrels and understandings the Oevernmests of Persia and Eng. kid, but him the rivalries between the Persian Shahs and thq) Afghas Sovereigns if Oohed awl Caidelsr. Everybody knows the result if the simultaneous adios takeri last Sunday ...

... reigning House and the confidence which, both at home and abroad, that good faith has inspired. It was the greatest of the Persian Shahs who wore on his signet ring the motto—*' I never saw a man lost who walked on a straight road; and this truth, which ...

... by a natural deduction ity. Haromn Alraschid. we are told, used ..c4A in red when he felt inclined for an out!t The Persian Shahs maintained this tradinitii the present reign. Burton mentions the Aultan of Darfur put on a red cashmere • when he meant ...

... I Court assembled to try them. Th.- sequently discharged, with injur for his Majesty. A St. Petersburg newspa; r. ref. Persian Shah’s proposed journ.y declares it has good authority f> Majesty ill proceed dir main object in undertaking t greet the Czar ...