... to the general public, Persia and its Shahs are remote from modern notions as the Phoenicians and the Asteride3, yet the Persian Shah is in England, and the British people greet him, and bid him welcome. It is hardly possible that we shall see the Shah ...

... ,e _'rte The nominal supremacy of the Sultan, liowevt r, is to he acknowledged—a barren honour indeed, sai' that the Persian Shah has offered to assist the Sultan a ai ' lst the Egyptian*. This would be great help. I russian States Gazette confirms ...