... contradict, since they state that the advance of the troops on Cabul has been now countermanded till the intentions of the Persian Shah become more evident than they at present are, and that, consequently, they have not yet moved from Shikapore. The French ...

... vicinity of llamadan and other points where their concentration appears to menace the Turkish frontier. lMahomet Khan, the Persian shah-bender, or c ormmercial atgcnt, acting as clharge d'affaires in the place of Mirza Tat tsee, remains her,, and none of ...

... Cashmere breed, peculiar in England a to Windsor Park alone, and part of a flock sent a to her Mlajesty as a present from the Persian Shah, I be forthwith presented to the gallant 23rd, to re- place poor Billy's loss. We understand that this f markof her Majesty's ...

... magnificent Cashmere breed, peculiar 'N land to Windsor Park alone; and part of a flock SEN her Majesty as a present from the Persian Shah, with presented to the gallant 23rd, to replace poor • (J loss. We understand that this mark of her ^AJE.^NE' condescension ...

... Cashmere breed, peculiar in England to Windsor-park alone, and part of a dlock sent to her Majesty as a, flpresent from the Persian Shah, be forthwith presented to the in gallant 23rd, to replace peer Billy's loss; ...

... article here is a Imagniticent ivory work-box, elaborately carved with net-work. This is said to have been a present fromi a Persian Shah to the Emperor Rodolph II., aid was long preserved in the Reichsschatz, at lienna, but being accidentally broken, the ...

... men; and when his soldiers, wearied with their march through barren districts, were-ready t trevolt and return, he met the Persian Shah on the banks of the; Euphrates, whom, after a sanguinary contest, he defeated, but with terriblelose. The Turksso dearly ...

... their stolen wealth of territory. PETER THE GREAT went down to the Caucasus and took Derbend, and there he promised to the Persian SHAH that he should be restored to his throne on the surrender of the Georgian provinces he held, and two others which were ...

... the Hassian Embassy will be as powerful as ever at Con.; stantinople. At the same time, we learn by the au- dacity of the Persian Shah how far the Russian fic- tions about the war have influenced the barbarous Courts which learn from St Peteriburg almost ...

... country also stands between our Indian territories and Russia, andev.ery I blow of ours that tends to weaken the power of the Persian Shah, does but tend to enfeeble one of the X strongest barriers which at present interposes an obstacle to Russian ambition ...

... 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 ...

... their dwellin's, made 600 prisoners, and returned to Te- heran with a great deal of booty. Daoud Khan has been sent by the Persian Shah to Tiflis, to pay his respects to Prince Bariatinsky and present him with the portrait of the Shah, set in a frame of costly ...