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... grand about 12,000 this great bridge in ot ° Its length is completed exceptat the two and a quarter nite, = was trom we Persian Shah who declined to go to the Derby be- OnyzwtTais.—The phiegmatic was already known to him that one horse another horse wass ...
... pivot span, which feet wide. cost was from ?wo to two and quarter million dollars. Phlegmatic Orientals.—The phlegmatic Persian Shah who declined to to the Derby because it was already known to him that one horse was faster than another horse was a good ...
... English complexions rather throws a doubt upon the fog theory.—Evening Standard. Phlegmatic Orientals. —The phlegmatic Persian Shah who declined to to the Derby because it was already known to him that one horse faster than another was a good deal like ...
... roadways, a work which she had personally superintended and paid for during her lifetime. Phlegmatic Orientals.—The phlegmatic Persian Shah who declined to go to the Derby because it was already known to him that one horse was faster than another horse was a ...
... his brother Kamran through Afghanistan, the fugitives at length foundshospitable shelter in the magnificent court of the Persian Shah Tahmasp. In 1545 Humayun accempanied a Persian force againet Kamran, whom he chastized, annexing Kandahar to Persia. A ...
... effect of of chikiren instructed &e. stopping the supply of recruits in in deportment, appeared e “ Grand Ral!room, the Persian Shah, Hne. Some of the brigades are Duke and Dachess of the Princess receiving drivers at 5 feet 4} inches; Louise and the Marquis ...
... young chief Ahmed set up an independent rule in Candahar, upon Nadir's death, they were content to fight the battles of the Persian Shah, and to share iv the rewards of his triumphs. But when Ahmed Khan asserted his independence of the new ruler of Teheran ...
... has been of an Asiatic order throughout ; the sort of statesmanship we look for and expect from an Amir, au Arab, or a Persian Shah. We abhor such statesmanship with our whole heart and soul, and we say that it is inconsistent with, and destructive of ...
... farewell, Gis that | Court at Oxford, 28th May, i come By His Majesty's Command, verated WARD by an wing nete is appended tet Persian ¢ Shah 1 from future volved, ster or thanks © This is of so much impertance for n that I desire yon te notice that this wlinary ...
... coins of the Sheriffs of Morrocco ; 34, Pagratides ; 35. coins of tho Caucasian Khanates ; 36, Baberides ; 37, of the Persian Shahs ; 38, Afghans ; 39, Krhn-Girei's ; 40, Genoese-Crimean ; 41, Anglo-Uriental ; 42 Tibetan ; 43, Armenian ; 44, of undecided ...
... 33, coins of the Sheriffs of Morocco ; 34, Pagratides ; 35, coins of the Caucasian Khanates; 36. Baberides; 37, of tliz Persian Shahs; 33, Afghans; 39, Krim-Girera; 40. Genoese-Crimean ; 41, Anglo-Oriental ; 42, Tibetan ; 43, Armenian ; 44, of undecided ...
... 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-Gireis; •10, Genoese-Crimean ; 41, Anglo-Oriental; 42, Tibetan ; 43, Armenian ; 44, of undecided ...