... which expenses amounting to £40.868, had to be deducted, leaving a balance of £42,852. From this £4000 was paid to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, and £1335, leaving £37,497. A dividend of 3s. per share has already been paid, ond a further ...

... el Klobb. PERSIA AND RUSSIA. CONSTRUCTION OF RAILWAYS. (FEB SXtJTEB'S _SENCT.) TEHERAN, Wednesday. Reports tbat the Persian Government has ceded Bender Abbassi or some other southern port to a foreign Power, and that it has granted concessions for the ...

... entrusted with the inspection of the sanitary arrangements in Persia, it was only done after obtaining the consent of the Persian Government, and furnishing the doctors with the necessary permits stating the capacity in which they ectered the country MTTR DER ...

... information to the effect that the Russian Government had obtained a lease of Bnnder Abbas, in the Persian Gulf, from the Persian Government. TELE INDIAN BUDGET. Mr. A. J. BALFOUR, in reply to Sir W. Wedd ...

... AFFAIRS said no information had reached the ' Foreign Offioe of the acquisition, by the Rr-dan ; ...

... Government would communicate the Persian Government promise of support in such cum tv rilur that nuulo July 2 t> the Clubmo GorommcnU Mr, CURZON’: Ti! ...

... -'oic©, but he could not say whether any weight was to b© attached to them. Mr. Drag© asked whether the loan which the Persian Government had been negotiating with the Imperial Bank of Persia, the only British institution in Persia, security the Customs ...

... Majesty's Consul GennraJ. who could have no authority to take such atop on Persian soil. They were seised an official of the Persian Government, and the British was present, because the goods were in the possession of British subjects. Her Majesty's Government ...

... her up in his anderun. The girl—for she only twenty-sixhas been most anxious to return to her parents in London. The Persian Government have resisted, there being, of course, a religious diffi culty with regard to th© little son. That trouble has now been ...

... Koran Rifer from the Persian Gulf was now in course of con- struction. A steamboat was aluo plying on the river. The Persian Government kept the steamboat iv its own hands. The House adjourned at 10 minutes past six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MOND A. V ...

... this Loan, the Persian Government wUI take a corresponelin^ sum from the collections of other places; and should a new and r. liable source of revenue be found, of which the British Legation aad the Bank approve, the Persian Government may if they •esire ...

... Supply, Mr. J. W. LOWTHBR, replying to Mr. Bryce, said tnat as soon as the arrangement had been arrived at between the Persian Government and the Corpora- tion, the papers with regard to the tobacco concession would be laid upon the table of the Honse. ...