... memory be erected by public- subscription in one of the leading and most public thorough fares in the metropolis. THE PERSIAN SHAH.— It is rumoured that the Shah is dead. His loss, if it has really happened, is, indeed, a great one to Persia at the ...

... he and his whole troop will be the guests of the Sultan. This is the first occasion since the conquest of Bagdad that a Persian Shah has made his appearance on Turkish soil, and there is some talk at Constantinople of taking the opportunity of proposing ...

... for the Exhibition. of Wales left their box to receive his As the Horse Guards sounded a he en the orchestra struck the Persian Shah took his seat on the middle Walt om hig right the Ambassador of Persia, in the onder named; while on the left were Prince ...

... Mestschersky in his Diary * gives the best account of the impression made by this third visit the Shah. Says the Prince “The Persian Shah is much less of than he showed himself to tan years ago. Soma say be has become more serious, others that is more civilised ...

... left in his yacht for Egypt. Mirza Malkom Khan has been sent to St. Petersburg to announce the arrival in April of the Persian Shah. The Shah will visit St. Petersburg, Berlin, Vienna, London, and Paris, and return home by Constantinople. Mr. Bonar, British ...

... the title of a Ministry to respect upon such incidents as the reception of an English representative at Pekin and of a Persian Shah in London. unity in the Administration. But as we have seeti in many other instances—quite recently in the Zanzibar and ...

... Thomas's Chinese, Chin, and in that for foreign sporting dogs to Mr. Le Marriott's Rover, Mr. Hill's Carlo, Mr. Rosing's Persian Shah and Fly, and Mr. Adcock's great Dane, Satan. For pointers Mr. F. Wippell, Mr. J. H. Salter, Mr. J. Fletcher, and Mr. J ...

... ON PERSIA. PERHAPS DO event of the past year had more of general interest for the British public than the visit of the Persian Shah. Six months have passed away since his Majesty's departure from Europe, and the novelty of the: incident has ceased to ...

... their deftness in facsimile, our Dalziels and Thomases cannot equal. The traveller Taverxiek saw in the treasury of the Persian Shah a seal made from a diamond, on which were engraved the Royal arms of Kngland. This seal once belonged to Cuables I.; but ...

... visionary and Utopian. H istory will not fail to enter on ber tablets as me morandum of credit, that, while we showed the Persian Shah an in- vincible navy, we voted on a hot summer evening for universal : peace and goodwill. Bat, | when we come to business ...

... of our own. Meanwhile we shall still hold friendly relations with, and give moral support to the Afghan Ame:r and the Persian Shah. We shall maintain our treaty with the Khan of Khelat which gives us a right to send troops to Quettah, should the occasion ...

... other stones are no longer traceable; and it is supposed that they may have found their way to the great treasury of the Persian Shahs. At any rate his wealth in jewels is enormous; and it is possible that some of these wonderful diamonds may accompany him ...