... the Sarhad fame to continue to feith with detentation, Weplay their gretitude for a rendered, a high official of the Persian Government thet time, it a pious Parte, who hs ‘had come to trade at Serhad, wes the means of saving the Grand Visier from asr ...

... little disagreement with = Dervish, and in the result the widow priced her late lamented at 50,000dol.,-say £6,000. The Persian Government, ing the Dervish, who had, no doubt, remem- being prevented by circumstances fromi’ punish- bered ah important engagement ...

... Teheran to the mouth of the Persian Gulf, presumably for Indian purposes, and the employment of British subjects in the Persian Government offices. The following sentence from tne Army and JVatp Record, which occurs quite casually paragraph concerning the ...