... him with funds, according to agreement, to the extent of a lakh or a lakh and a half at a time. If the Russians and the Persian Shah had not helped Acre Ali, he would have been ruined long ago, for he has been defeated no leas than four times. and all ...

... the Press at home. But while the famine of 1866 found the Bengal Government as unprepared as that of 1870 has found the Persian Shah, and while the early part of their c •urse was equally disgraceful to both, a difference becomes visible towards their ...

... paper reports that H. M.'s Indian troop strudions for improving the sanitary condition of for confirmation. May not the Persian Shah's n ime transport Euphrates, which sailed from Suez on the Indian villages. He writes: -- As the close crowding have been ...