Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... confirmed. This proceeding is in violation of the treaty with England, and fears are entertained of the differences with the Persian Government. It is gratifying to know that an abundant harvest has been reaped in all parts of India, and that the country is generally ...
... warmed. This proceeding is in violation of the treaty with England, and fears are entertained of the differences with the Persian Government. It is p g ra tif y ing to know that an abundant harvest bu been res. in all parts India. and that the country is generally ...
... the Shah agrees to refer them to the British goverment for settlement. The most important article stipulate that the Persian Government engages, within three months after the return at, the British Mission to Teheran, to appoint a onmmis- sinner who, in ...
... be lightly exposed to ignominy As the elohl beheld his beaker's tugel in her arise, diehononr. It in clear that the Persian government be cried, U sister, lem here! Take me! And she has hail no intention of offending a powerhil ally cr mean' and smiled ...
... lin Majesty commas& mto express to you her regret that the conduct of the Persian Government has lad to hatilitim between her Majesty and the Shah of Persia . Tic Persian Government, in defiant* of repeated warn_ inp, and in violation of tie engagements ...
... treaty of Herat, concluded between Great Britain and Persia ; and says that, notwithstanding all that has passed. the Persian government has not lost sight of the preservation of its friendship with Great Bi stain, and is ready to withdraw her troops from ...
... situation of the Isseiged ate very vague. It is said that they suffer miteh from famine, but that the troops of the (Persian) government are not much mush Letter of for provisiowi. tKom,• Hokhora marchants, who caste from Herat shout a mouth ago, declared ...
... ut Wet Mohamed. The English mission is journeying by slow rages; on toe 30th ut December, it was still at Kamm. The Persian government 114 f issued orders to all rho authorities of the places thro ogle which the Engrish will have to pass to ',cease them ...