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... on the subject interchanged with the Persian Government, well as with Lord and bis Majesty’s Minister Persia. Lord PERCY, who replied, wrote Tho form ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and his Majesty’s Minister Teheran was ...
... to a question pat by Mr. Gibson Bowies, Lord Percy states that the form of ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and the British Minister at Teheran was subsequently modified by the former in certain particulars before the Viceroy’s ...
... In answer a question put by Mr. Gibson Bowles, Lord Percy states that form ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government, and the British Minister at Teheran was subsequently modified tho former in certain particulars before the Viceroy's ...
... answer a question put Mr Gibson Bowles, Lord Percy states that the form of ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and the British Ministr at Teheran was subsequently modified by the former in certain particulars before the Viceroy’# ...
... Busbire to welcome him. Earl Percy, in a printed reply, says: “The form of ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and his Majesty’s Minister Teheran was subsequently modified by the former in certain particulars before the Viceroy’s ...
... Viceroy Was unhappily frustrated owing to the arrangements locally mode. Tha British Government shared the regret of tho Persian Government untoward incident, now closed, and with regard to which it was therefore undesirable and unnecessary to lay spy ...
... Viceroy wes unhappily frustrated owing to the arrangements meetly made. The British Government shared the regret of the Persian Government at an uutoward incident, now closed. and regard to which it was therefore undesimbte and uaaecouary to lay any papers ...
... desire and intention kis Majesty She Sich of shonding so how lity to the Viceroy was rustrated arrangements locally made. Persian Government iis at an untoward Gomes toe lent which is now closed, an! with and un- necessary to lay any pavers. regard to which ...
... evening informed Mr. Gibson Bowlee. in reply to question, that the form of cerenmnial originally arranged between the Persian Government and Hie Majesty’s Minister at Teheran was subsequently modified the former in certain particulars before the Indian ...
... Uuthirc welcome him. PERCY Secretary for India!, written reply, said foiui ceremonial origiitalLv arranged'Li'twrcpn the Persian Government and Alajesty'e at, Teheran siih-p ...
... taking of the fortresses of Sardar Abad and Erivan all the inhabitants, without exception, a great number of whom the Persian Government had sent into distant parts, even before the opening of the cunpaign, have begun return to their homes. Extraordinary ...
... Shiraz, who had arrived at Bushir© welcome him. PERCY replie ...