... directed their course to Persia, where they made so good an impression that within a few months they obtained from the Persian Government traefing privileges such had never been granted before and never been obtained since. They obtain 'd liberty to land ...

... being raised by the people Teheran, including high officials, governors, miliary commanders, and princes, assist the Persian Government put in the fiefcbaod mam- tain force sufficient expel the Turkish troops occupying Persian territory. The floods in ...

... y Committee a memorandum of the AndolUissian Agreement, the terms, of the British ami Russian com. muiucated to the Persian Government. This ins preatly contributed to allay the popular su&pKion which aroee after the announcement the signature the Treaty ...

... explanatory of the Angto- Bussian Agraemant, tbe terms which tie British and Russian Ministers jointly communicated to the Persian Government, This has greatly contributed to allay the popular Ruscickm which arose after tbe aimounoement oftbe signatare the treaty ...

... expanatory of tho Anglo•Rnnsian agreement, the terms of which the Dritiah and Suwon Ministers jointly communicated to the Persian Government. This lies greatly contributed! to allay the popular suspicion which arose after the announcement of the signature of ...

... mennrandorp, explanatory of the Anglo. Irian Agreement, the terms of which the MUM and Reenters Ministers jointly to the Persian Government. Thin ho greutly contributed to allay the popular mpirinn which after the announcement of the eigrunure of the treaty ...