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... evidence could adduced beyond UiAt urouglit forward the previous trial Mr 8. said, in reply to Mr Gregory, that the Persian government bad ahown intention «l violating the Uto Ucaty, attacking the iodepcudenco of Herat. FRESCH EXrOI:TATIOS WE3ROES. In ...
... differeueo with th. se countries. Persia shall appeal the o.ilces Kn?iand, the (alter iccoguisox, Article 7, the right Persian Government recourse srws the case violalkw tbe Pe'sisn territory tire inhaMianta either Herat ; eotiditio*) always withdrawsog ...
... Minister, whn resided Teheran before the war, will return to Teheran, wbeie will be received with great honours by the Persian Government.*' Accounts from Trehizond announce the arrival of Prince Nadin Sochi Khan, on hi* way England to vance his claims Herat ...
... Saltan has approved of the project for Slate Bank, proposed l>y Mr Wilkin. The English, in reply a communication fiom the Persian Government, demand* the reimburHcmcnt, under guarantees, of the entire expense* of the war. Ohultib Singh, with brigade of cavalry ...
... toe regret tluu the eoadact of the Persian Goierament has led b> tilities between tor Majesty and the Shah Potnia. The Persian Government, defiance of repeated warnings, and in sioiation of its engagements, has besieged end captured the important city of ...
... city which is the alleged cau*e the conflict. Therefore, though shall be glad hoar any connrmn'iouor the news that the Persian Government baa succumbed, we think it better regard it at present (rerversion of the merely military surrender of the fort mid ...
... between Colonel Shiel, repre aentatiee of Great Biiuin, and (he Sedar Aaim, or Prime Minister the Court of Teheran, the Persian Government engaged that ita troops should no account approach Herat, except in the single event of the city chancing to be menaced ...
... rejected through Russian influence, and had consequently Wen compelled to suspend officially bis relations with the Persian Government ...
... footing of the most favoured nations, end the produce of Ibe Industry of France will sd* milled on of five per cent. The Persian Government always puts this charge on Imported articles. order to restrict the introduction ot such may lend to cffoaiasUor tltUtcilie ...