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... Porte. 'lle nominal supremacy of the Sultan, hoarser. is to be acknowledged—a barren honour indeed. It is said that the Persian Shah has offered to assist the Sultan against the Egyptians. This would be no great io Ip. Posietuat.—Tina dates from Oporto ...
... Cashmere breed, peculiar in England to Windsor Park alone, and part of a flock sent to her Majesty as present from the Persian Shah, be forthwith presented to the gallant 23d to replace poor Billy's loss.— Hereford Times. The iron trade can hardly be ...
... public servant is decidedly better. What the Court Journal calls a very reasonable and eligible offer has been made by the Persian Shah to the French Emperor, offering him the Protectorate of the East, and calling his attention to the favourable opportunity ...
... in smoking. Urban the Eighth and louocvnt the Twelfth ex communicated smokers. SultausaudCzarscut oil* their heads, and Persian Shahs their noses! Le Hemneton (Cockchalfer) was one of thoso and witty publications so numerous in Paris. Having entered upon ...
... in smoking. Urban tbo Eighth and Innocent the Twelfth excommunicated smokers. SultansaudCzarscut off their heads, and Persian Shahs their noses! Lc m (Cockchatfer) was one of those light and witty publications numerous io Paris. Having entered upon the ...
... already arrived at Karahi. last assert ion’, If oorreot, is significant enough. wait, however, for confirmation. May not the Persian Shah’s name have been mentioned by mistake for that of the Shah of Bokhara is further said the Russians intend to erect bridge ...
... of our own. Meanwhile we shall still hold friendly relations with, and give moral support to the Afghan Aineer and the Persian Shah. We shall maintain our treaty with the Khan of Khelat which gives tut a right to send troops to Quettab, should the occasion ...
... firework displays at the rear of Sydenham Crystal Palace, which have been suca^easively gazed on by the Turkish Sultan, the Persian Shah, the Zanzibar ruler, and other magnates, pale before the great pyro- technic exhibition promised at Malta on the occasion ...
... Oftrosolides; 33 . coins of the Sheriffs of Morocco; 34. Pagratidee ; 35, wins of the Caucasian Khan's; Baherides; 37, of ths Persian Shah,; 3. Afghans; 39, Kritn-Gioeis; 40, Genoese-Criir.can ; 41. Anglo-Oriental ; 42. Tibetan: 43, Artnenian 44. of undecided ...
... The Persian Shah is said to be writing a play—and nobody will dare to condemn him. For hia Majesty once painted a picture in which camel in the background was higher than a tree in the foreground, and an unlucky critic, who hinted that the work lacked ...
... careless dog ■jjThat ever set ' s heart agog. «, hat can he mean ?—I hear spoiled bazaars, ~And bought embroidery fit for Persian Shahs, All sorts of gold and silver filigree, Eastern pipes, Byzantine tapestry, „And, lastly, the blue wave, He gave three hundred ...
... ant' Ratter, A Man's a of the Saab as he now appear., in whirl, Mae fora that, 'The Blue Bells of Scotland, The Persian Shah is more simple and — rh•Th e eatapkelis are (:,min a ' Annie leurie, ' Scots Wha Has, There is sae natural his masers ...