... has voted ram of nearly firs thousand pounds in order to giro them fitting reception. We have aaen Egyptian Khedive end Persian Shah in our capital before, tiw formur being the grandfather and tiw letter tiw lather of tiw present ruler; end no peine ware ...

... of Frederick the Great, sat the Emperor for hours together, and gave only the most important audiences. The visit of the Persian Shah seemed draw him out of his lethargy, although it was not agreeable to him. Sad presentiments seemed disturb the Emperor ...

... brother barrister. The judge ruled that, fee being an honorarium plaintiff ■ uld not sue, non-suited him, with costs. , A Persian Shah and his Jewets.—L-i lington, his book trave's just published say s The chairs were pure chased gold, also w »-i sort of ...

... States. They will take a brief against their country from any quarter. If an American President wants political capital, or Persian Shah has a vindictive personal quarrel to gratify, or a Turkish Pacha wants to cover his cowardice, corruption, and rapacity ...

... has hundred and eight personal servants of various ranks; yet, unlike the Chinese Emperor, the Japaneesc Tycoon, or the Persian Shah, he sometimes condescends be human. Pius 1X. —if the reader will believe it—plays at billiards, and keeps Secret Treasurer ...

... he and his whole suite will be the guests of the Sultan. This is the first occasion since the conquest of Bagdad that a Persian Shah has made hi' appearance on Turkish coil, and there is some talk at Constantinople f ftaking the oppor- tunity for proposing ...

... and in the rebuke, Mr. Asquith gravely informed the Hous*-. had felt obliges! administer conjunction wnth Russia to the Persian Shah. ’I he happy influences the Berlin visit naturally received their imed praise, and were very appropriately dealt with the ...

... wrath is red heat between Russia and England, both of them being in a state of dreadful jealousy about the favours of the Persian Shah. That the English organs should have been in state of mingled anger and fear whilst the Shah was in Russia, is easily accounted ...

... if Herat has been really captored, is of Russian suggestion there can be little doubt; and reason for deep regret the Persian Shah will have that has listened to the insidious counsels of the Czar. That Persia alone can make no stand against the hardy ...

... taken prevent jts being known in the provinces. The Court Journal says—A very reasonable and eligible offer has made by the Persian Shah to the French Emperor, offering him the Protectorate of the Fast, and calling his atteu tion to the favourable opportunity ...

... Cashmere breed, peculiar in England to Windsor Park alone, and part of a flock sent to her Majesty as a present from the Persian Shah, be forthwith presented to the gallant 23d to replace Ipoor Billy's loss. FEERABA,-Melancholy as this city looks now, every ...

... bile a hundred and eight personal streams of various rank ; vet, unlike the Chinese Emperor, the Januar 'tycoon, Of the Persian Shah, he sometimes condescends to be humus Pius IX.—if the reader will believe it—plays at billiard; and ke-ps a Secret 'treasurer ...