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... army, such British Officers on half- pay as uiay wish to be actively employed in that country. It is the wish ofthe Persian Government, .we 'understand, to introduce the modern .tactics into every branch .of their military establishments ; and the probability ...
... last night;, they contain some intelligence from Constantinople, It states that Hassim Khan, tlte Ambassador for the Persian Government, after tbe ratification of tbe last treaty of peace, bad made his public entry into the Turkish mtpttal on the 17th ...
... -osition that the hostile proceeding sprung from he predatory habits of some lawless chieftain ; etting at defiance the Persian Government, ad- ens, with equal astonishment and regret, to the act, that it is Persia herself who has drawn the word, and that ...
... strangers at Teheran trembled for tbeir live*, and tbe English charge d'affiire. is said lo have pre- sented a note lo tbe Persian government, in which be, io very strong language, make* it responsible for any violence offered to hi* country men, and demand* ...
... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, but communications which I have lately received from the Persian government inspire me with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of those relations will ...
... It is further reported that the British Charge d'Affaires at Teheran had suspended his diplomatic relations with the Persian Government, in consequence of that Power having resolved, as it is said, to take part against the Ottoman Porte, and to march an ...
... execution, and left Persia. It is that if the Persian Government should still persist in its obstinate course, the French Ambassador will follow Mr. Murray’s example. seems extremely improbable that the Persian Government would dare to provoke the resentment of ...
... Kamran Shah's son. The Persian government is preparing an expedition intended to arrest the progress of Dost Mahoinmed. The English mission is journeying slow stages ; the of December it was still at Kasvin. The Persian government has issued orders all ...
... BemateneiJ.f.Wluu, Di^ggisu ' It is reported that the differences between this country and Persia have terminated— th» Persian Government having made an amende honourable. Mr. Murray will therefore shortly retur a to his post at Teheran. {Advertisement.]}— ...
... mission was satisfactorily completed, he returned from Herat. The independence of Herat was fully recognised by I the Persian government. | Oude.— ln answer to Sir E. Perp.y, Lord STANLEY said i that no official communications had been received by him | ...
... they have impressed their Mussulman feliow subjects usually so callous and indifferent to the distress ot others. The Persian Government will do nothing. Were they ever to relieve the sufferings of the Mussulman population the means would be exhausted. ...
... KTPPS and Co. f ATl^snd 1 From Messrs. G. HEYN and At Newcastlb-upom-Ttkb— From Mr. J. CAMERON gJSSSr} SONS. SWAN. 3040 PERSIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO, DEEYITS BROS. & Co., Contractors with the Supreme Government of Peru, hereby give notice that, by- H*** virtue ...