... report a plot in Kabul really explains the sudden denouncement. There is not the sudden denouncement. There not the the Persian Shah are under a pact that distinctly hostile to Afghanistan and Britain. King Amanuliah does abandon his proposed Moscow visit ...

... Paris Exhibition of 1890, the %line Slaves of Ihigkond (the nail-makers of Brormignove being this time specialised), Persian Shah, ostrich farming in California, British army bawls, old military types, the flurry of the Bntiah navy, Cab ins , Mosters' ...

... transactious had taken place between the States of Affghan- istan thenselves, ard he had no reason to believe that the Persian Shah had been in any way engag-ed in it. In reply to a further question, Lord Palmuerston said that if the Shah of Persia invaded ...

... hung, No trace of disease could find. The poor one said: Great and noble Shah! You're sound as a bell, I'm sure•.» The Persian Shah, with Ha, ha. ha Struug him up from the kitchen door. But the other scratched bis pate and chii\ v Then thus his prescription ...

... a sum of nearly five thousand pounds in order to give them a fitting reception. We have seen an Egyptian Khedive and a Persian Shah in our capital beforo, the former being the grandfather and the latter the father of the present ruler; and no pains were ...

... if the needs of the company ' made it necessary, as is hinted. Next, if not superior in importance to the visit of the Persian Shah, is. thought to have been that of tbe directors of the North-Wes- tern, __anoaahire and Yorkshire, Midland, and Shef- field ...

... a sum of nearly five thousand pounds in order to give them a fitting reception. We have seen an Egyptian Khedive and a Persian Shah in our capital before, the former being the grandfather and the latter the father of the present ruler ; and no pains were ...

... It hem Ocadabar. These transactions had taken piece between the of Affahanistan and he had no reason to believe that the Persian Shah been in any way engaged in D. In reply toe further question, Lord said that if the Shah of Persia Invaded Herat it would ...

... and described the mountain [‘out* of the most dismal and disagreeable eights ou tho face of the earth.” A little later a Persian Shah offered large reward anyone who should get up, hut no one claimed it. Ultimately the first ascent was accomplished in 18211 ...

... and his whole suite will li-i the guests of lbe Sultan. This is the first occasion since the conquest of BDigrlad that a Persian Shah has isnale his surneareace on ?? irhb soil, and there is souse tor at Con. stntiapope of taking the opportunity for proposing ...

... subsidy to Dost Mahomed. We ° him £lO,OOO a month to pay his matchlock e N, and we fought Mahomrah and Bushire with n® Persian Shah to divert him from Herat. It has diverted him ; his army is master of the Central Sl an city; and we are in full view of ...

... days, but still there is form and idea It is in all probability the same to this day, and the fact makes the coming of the Persian Shah to London city a subject of no small interest. — Builder. Caktuwal WigxMAN.—lt wa3 with no intention of leading a secluded ...