... question originated in St. Eetersburg), that certain concessions for the construction of railways had been granted by the Persian Government, and that the work would be commenced shortly. The statement that a convention exists vetoing railway construction in ...

... the contingent going to South Africa will be voted. Beyond the estimates, little new hominess will be introduced. The Persian Government denies that it has granted Cr will grant railway concessions, but Russian :are now in Persia planning various railway ...

... PERSIA. (rsox on oossaromorr.) TV:RERAN, Die. 28. The Persian Government denies having granted or that it will grant railway concessions, kit Russian engineers aro at Astern planning the continuation of the Petrovsk-Baku line to Enzs and also at Tabriz ...

... two Total, 3,200,000 roubles, or ViW,OOO. cases, If the proof is plain and the surrounding The tolls authorized Iythe Persian Government circumstances are clear, a belligerent may justly are :—Resht to Kamm.—Pack animal (horse, stop such goods as can properly ...

... recently appeared in tho foreign Press that certain concessions for the construction of railways had been granted by the Persian Government, and that the work would be begun shortly. The statement that a con- vention exists vetoing railway construction in ...

... charges amounting to £4o,>SGB, tbe sum r, rr.aiuui •, amounts to £42.652. From this sum £4,000, the an jui.t due to the Persian Government in taring of the c ,|.c .- i»-i bad to be deducted, and also income tax £1,355, |_»ung -• -.4 '. which the directors ...

... general charges amounting to £40,805, the sum remaining amounts to £42,852. From this sum £4.000, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms cf the concession, has to be deducted, and aiso income tax (£1,355), leaving £37,407, which the directors propose ...

... general charges, amounting to £46,868, the sum remaing amounts to £42- 63. From this surnm £4,000, tle amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, has to be dedncted,-and also income- tax, £1,355. The directors prorpcse a final dividend ...

... been described by the Novoe Vremya as the chief diplomatic success of the Emperor Alexander 111., a errant from the Persian Government of the exclusive right to build railways in Persia. It would then be possible for Russia to wait until the completion ...

... has produced the most radica alteration in the attitude and dim-anour of the leading Persians and the populace. Tne Persian Government and also the Bushire Governor are to be congratulated on the firm attitude adopted by them, but should plague or cholera ...

... indepen- dence. The Persian Government should simply be asked to get rid of the British militasry posts estab- lished in Eastern Persia. After this the Russian Government should lose no time in obtaining from the Persian Government a conocssion for the ...

... integrity or independence The Persian Government should simply be asked to get rid of the British military posts established in Eastern Persia. After this the Russian Government should lose time in obtaining from the Persian Government a concession for the exclusive ...