... quaattty. in spite of tie education code, and fia' 1lis oationalitt he is con.founded -witlh the Egyptian Klledive, the Persian Shah. and the Swaasiland chiefs wtho re- cently visited England. He is credited'i by these street critics with the rprreession ...

... words; the slight misunderstanding of the Principalitieshasgiven wayto mutual good tenmper, anl mutual concession. The Persian Shah, or the Persian General at Herat, has been showing indica- tionsof uacking our Indianrevolt a reasonforbreak- ing tlme ...

... metropolitan, PI covered with a gold embroidered velvet cushion, to 11 the left. The Czar's chair was one presented by le the Persian Shah, Abbas I. Vesper services were chanted on the3 eve of coronation in all the Moscow churches, and at daybreak next morning ...

... lie seized Syria, F de~a-islee Turk-ish troops- threateried ?? iducl: and seemed lik'ely to put an end be dlii yc . i The Persian Shah. za_ b; ?? had lai~d *iegre to Helu.1:| oniorc r;^ >>,lliasicis ...