... between the Shsh and the Government 2. The Persian Government undertakes begin in the spring of the the good carriage toads between and ft ‘none side and Kesht and the Russian frontier the other 3. The Persian Government will, as ‘needily possible, undertake ...

... advanfags trade interests. But (says Urn report) the most important event the year was undouotedly the consent of the Persian Government to throw open the river Karoon as tar as Ahwaz to vessels of all nationalities. The ulterior object is to develop the ...

... Kournah, the confluence off the Euphrates and Tigris, under the superintendence Dr. Colmar; and it is stated that the Persian Government has ordered that arrivals from Mesopotamia shall undergo a quarantine of fifteen days before entering the Shah’s territory ...

... Presidency. Soldiers of the 17th Bengal Infantry attacked Europeans and nntives alike. The ringleaders were arrested. Tin Persian Government has granted an important trading concession in Mot them Persia a group of Russian capitalists. A leading Paris jeweller ...

... lived with her Battle Cretk. The Governor of Khelat, son of the late Khan, h.s ted to Turkoman territory, because the Persian Government demanded him compensation lor twenty thousand sheep which were came time ago by Turkomans# ...

... the confluence of the Euphrates and Tigris, under the superintendence of Dr. Colmar; and it is also stated that the Persian Government has ordered that arrivals from Mesopotamia shall undergo quarantine of 16 days before entering the Shah’s territory ...

... caused a partial , failure of crops of wheat and barley rust. Ex- portation of grain was consequently prohibited by . the Persian Government, and this occasion very properly. The price of bread rose to almost famine j prices in Shiraz, and much distress prevailed ...

... have received rather uaazpeetedly from Midland Company aa earnpansatfon saatelaad la the teas of thalr daughter. The Persian Government has lately applied to our Feielgn-offioe for BrlUsh ofiteers aatiat organlsitino and traSalng of the Persian army, and ...

... from Assyria, but from Babylon should their captivity come; and the return of the Jews to their own country under the Persian government. He now proposed to fill in one or two other facts about Assyria, Baby 100, and Cyras, the Persian, and see how other ...

... attentl )n of. her reprewnUtlee in I’crda had been directed to the ■ubfect, which brought under the consideration of the Persian Government. Her Majesty fully appreciated the met of the King of Persia, mid that approval had been ««• Caiman miked whether her ...

... British Minister on hearing Ayoob Khan’s intended journey to Bokhara through Khoiassan and Merv, represented to the Persian Government, and to fcls Majesty particular, all the inconvenience of allowing the pretender to Shcre AH’s succession to travel ...

... creating a nuisance b} obstructing the thoroughfare. Mr. Morns was Sued a shillinc, as it was his first offence. hC The Persian Government prohibited the export of fruit and wheat to the Transcaspian provinces Kußsia. u,,, Russian torpedo-cruiser Lieutenant ...