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no doi&t teader him a formidable rival , at leasts flfl * Ptflfc ^ frf HmeRtfri ^ £ , the great bqtttr-crdtrt ? eater . llW ^ WH ^ MftMl is ~ 5 iftt dfrstrict dnd pereinaeiouily bigoted in his cr £ MWTOoflBjrc nr&fefeg in " general ; he thinks there mi ^ ht by posslbilrtf 1 ^ % b £ & * tfkftre mighty ^ prophets than one in the world ; ' ' tH& $ . « H'i « BgWiftMiii * gbda - ' in their way : " in short , he Would haite $ ^^ 9 ftr gft&fc objection to- change ms religious sentiments , jpr&vf&iftF ^ WSiPtfUicte worth his while . The presents he brought ^ dfi - ifc nefth § W treasury chiefly consisted of those which Ge $ rft&fy *
Fourth had given to the Persian ambassador , who had sofa ffl ^ h so ^ ri after Ms return . .-v ^ sanuo .. Ftttt ^ i Tlmitoash , Mirza , the thirty-second son , is tfyofiftty'&f & soft &ftd easy disposition . His life has been passed In tKfe ffix ^ - rftnis inflblence of the hareem , and the extent and peculikift ^ W his edtueation and talents may thence be safely infeihf&c ! . Rfe wishes it iihderstood , that , should the blessing of the prlffiBet be
sif * 'iitr&ng'iri his favour as to cause his vows to be *' mroUtttB ^ r reifee ¥ v ^ d by the pearl of England , he has not , nor ever WHl ^ l ^ vi ? , thfe sHgMe 9 t wish to interfere between O'Connell and Lyiifllriifftft , oiiItake '^ riy part whatever in our troublesome politics a # 4 dth ^ r st ^ te * business . He will remain enveloped in his reg ^' rdbitt , or inr ^ bs # of his adored consort—meaning the fol ds of h ^ ihMm
atii&'bbth act and sleep exactly in accordance with her \ rfefe £ aFrat ! diTecttons . The chief present he selected froih fhii ^ iijjfil tf ^ asrttry , as a gift to the princess , was a rare and curipui t ^ Himm t& preserve thetn from the cold in this horrid ctimsLte . itTKIffa ctese t ^ e ^ emblance to a warming-pan . ' ' noqu ' * m
Coersfne Ali Jussuf , Mirza , the third of the preset ¥ HHffift fefttiiritef uncles , and eighteenth son of the late Shah , ii'k j itftic * Whddfe' Wh ^ lie delight has hither to been in war . He is no # tjfiflfinfg love ; by way of interlude . He enters as a blood * royid ^ Slfffcdr among tbte'rest , partly to oblige the Shah , partly t ( e 6 fciiW "lie might perhaps be successful , but not at all from any prectdfxftiuttttfg connubial impulses . It is only in affairs of war tlrat Mst ^ S ^ fcflmcnt is Sanguine . His politics very much resemble tfi 6 * £ or ritfr enreat duke Naso . The inhabitants of the province of K ^ ri 6 MvM y
which' lie governs , having differed in opinion with him t < fii < miri £ the e ^ ipi ' opriatiofr of the produce of their labour , he declaf ^ d Vitf £ self liiUch hurt and insiilted by the presumption of hfe BlJirdTlii f kitdyttig they Were created for any other purpose than to minUter to the ^ "< totntbtt& of their superiors ; and hearing , moreovittr / 8 lft their irr ^ tilkihs Xveye eft ^ tfrig th ^ m to claim what thev fidfcttfbtMly calledr < mieif T totii ^ al Tights / ' the prince immediately diAilayed his cbincid ^ nc ^ WltK tik e tobli ^ of the duke afote ^ Sfl , WW 6 flrtt
beat into the Htapid heads of modern times the gfreAt itibrtl fesson , that , "if the p ^ lel ^ 1 e ( y *! one , they will be quiet r 5 to < T IT not quiet , tliere are SVays to irtake them . ** In practical pursuance 6 f
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The Kcfyat Skiioifis . 47 *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1836, page 473, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2660/page/13/
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