... 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 ...

... becomes a member of a household he is well treated as long as he obeys. At Ferrah many Leistanis come bringing Kh agars (Persian Shahs) for sale. Slaves are only killed when they behave very grossly, such as for committing adultery, treachery. For theft ...

... permission of Colonel Q. T. BRICE, the BAND tha 17th REGIMENT will attend. To conclude with Original OPERETTA, entitled THE PERSIAN SHAH, THE MONARCH OF THE PBAH, AND THE TIME HONORED MAN IN THE MOON. Prices—3s., 2a., Is., and 6d. Doors open at 7.30 commence ...

... THR RAND OF THE REGIMENT Wil attend, To with an Original Operetts, entitled THE PERSIAN SHAH. THE OF THE the io the Moon, 2a., ls.,and 64, Doors open at 7 30, commence at 8 at 10,; Carriages may be Manager. ew. ‘Treasurer — ...

... contrasts strongly with the enthusiasm manifested on the occasion of the visit of that far less powerful potentate—the Persian Shah. AN AIIZINCAN View OF CIaIIATION. — I hardly think upon the whole, that I sin iu favour of creme. Coo. The process seems ...

... products, arts and sear= the imp. edratios sad language, travelling, sport, wows, and the Crows jewels, with appendices. The Persian Shah's are only allowed to marry four wives. Fetteh Ali, who died is 1814, had, however, besides these, from 800 to 1000 lades ...