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... to-day from New York to England. This makes 114 million dollars withdrawn from New York during the last fortnight. The Persian Government denies that it has granted or will grant railway concessions, but Russian engineers are now in Persia planning various ...
... all over the province, where they vigorously push Russian commercial interests. -Moreover Russia has compelled the Persian Government to construct, at great expense, a good road from Meshed, the chief town of Khorassani across the frontier, where it ...
... province, where they vigorously t u ab Russian commercial interests. Moreover, . 4. _ ll S s ia has compelled the Persian Government 1 7 Construct, at great expense, a good road Meshed, the chief town of Khorassan, I , aer e s3 the frontier, where it ...
... ''Globe, letting the cat out of the bag, and inviting the obvious and unaniNfcrable retort Rats. The reports that the Persian Government has Bunder or some other Southern port to a foreign Power, and that it has granted for the construeti 'ii of railways ...
... re- ceived as to whether tlhe Russian Government had obtained a lease of Burher Abbas, in the - Persian Gulf, from the Persian Government, for a number of years. RATES OF THE CLERGY. Mr. LONG asked leave to bring in a Bill to amend the law with respect to ...
... wero needed ! Some remarkable relics are being unearthed the French excavations in tb Mound of Susa, Persia, and tiie Persian Government retains half of all the interesting finds, the anggestioa made that th',>eo concaraod with tiie atudy prehistoric A ...
... Mr. Drage, said no information had reached the Foreign Office of the acquisition by the Russian Government from the Persian Government of any coneession in Bender Abbas fin a coaling statiou. a railway terminus, or any other purpose. No information had ...
... there, and Uie entire trade - . ;rll jfrt It, tlierefore, behoves us keep out a.l r rt. the only way can do oDt t i,»t Persian Government written aasarao on the Persian aide of the Gulf shall e ceded to any Power but Great THIS DAY’S NEWS. f //. I OST OFFICE ...
... (lie profiu exclusive* of £3.233 brought forward. Tho exponent were £39,783, leaving £42,500, of which has to paid the Persian Government in terms the conce&tiou. An interim dividend 3s. j*or share was paid June, and further dividend now to paid of 4s. per ...
... carried forward Bank of Persia 20th September that the profits exclusive £3233 forward came to £42 which £4000 is for Persian Government in term concession interim dividend 3s in June and further dividend is be per share £2191 carried forward August St ...
... —Replying a further qua* turn Mr. Urmge, Mr. Curaon Mid her Majesty's Government had received no infonnatioa that the Persian Government doored such pmaiiM support a* that Baade to the Chinese Government on Julv 22nd.- In answer Mr. Lowle*. Mr. Cham barlain ...
... at the thought. What right has the Tsar to wish for Persian poet? How dare he instruct agents to seek to induce the Persian Government to prefer a Russian to a British Loan Doesn't his Majesty know that Southern Persia is cat. marked for India? If railways ...