... 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 ...

... people ; but they did lay before him such considerations, on the material resources and financial burdens of the State, as a Persian Shah or Egyptian Viceroy would not have over- looked. The result of their attempt differed in no respect from that which had ...

... threatened to withdraw her minister from the Shah's Court, a diplomatist of the highest ability and with 22 year's eaof the Persians, Shah consented to his to sovereignty over the Turcomans. The Zaps\ Goverment too protested and told the Shah--ice the weeds ...

... lie Church the Pope sets up to the head the Roman Md the Sulun pete up the head 9 division of th»> Moh*mme ...

... subsidy to Dost Mahomed. We gave him £lO,OOO a month to pay his matchlock men, and we fought Mahomrah and Bushire with the Persian Shah to divert him from Herat. It has not diverted him ; his army is master of the Central Asian city ; and we are in full view ...

... enemies, the Afghan chiefs, are anxious t ...

... the Affghan chiefs, are anxious to have something more than moral support from ourselves against the pretensions of the Persian Shah. The anarchy which has cursed Mexico for so many years has not yet been brought to a close, although the friends of ' order ...

... subsidy to Dost Mahomed. We ° him £lO,OOO a month to pay his matchlock e N, and we fought Mahomrah and Bushire with n® Persian Shah to divert him from Herat. It has diverted him ; his army is master of the Central Sl an city; and we are in full view of ...

... subsidy to Dost Mahoukd. We gave him £lO,OOO a month to pay his matchlo:k-men, and we found Mahomrah and Bushire with the Persian Shah to divert him from Herat. I. has not diverted him j his army is master of the Central Asian city ; and are in full view ...

... oar of 18. - ii. and a heavy eutc.idy to Hoot I We gave hint to pay hie natitetilnek-enew. and we f.m i the and with the Persian Shah to divert hies from Ilerat. It has nee doverted bite; hie army I. =eater of the Central Asian city ; and we ate in full ...

... transactious had taken place between the States of Affghan- istan thenselves, ard he had no reason to believe that the Persian Shah had been in any way engag-ed in it. In reply to a further question, Lord Palmuerston said that if the Shah of Persia invaded ...

... These transactions bad taken place between the States of Atlghanistaii themselves, and he had no reason to believe that the Persian Shah had been in any way engaged in it. lii reply to a further question, Lord Palmerston said that if the Shah of Persia invaded ...