... 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 ...

... they believed it to be a dead letter, and had never heard of spy attempt to enforce it, or of any complaint bylkite Persian Government that it was being disregerAed. If the soas called prohibition w effectiva t ier y purpose at all it was merely for the ...

... British steamer Baluchistan, by Her Majesty ship Lapwing, in the Persian Gulf. The seizure was made at instance of the Persian Government, and the only suggested why British war-vessel interfered in t.'if matter was because the arms were not only intended ...

... n waa, therefore, illeg_l, and that the insurance policy was void. — His Lordsliip held that the prohibition of the Persian Government was a nominal one, which had not before been acted upon, and that the seizure in question was an instance of the British ...

... Beluchiatan was therefore illegal, and that the insurance policy was void. His lordship held that the prohibition of the Persian Government was a formal one. which had not before been acted upon, and that the seizure in question was the instance the British ...

... -— m ! A PEARL FISHERY MONOPOLY. The Persian Government has granted the rights ' of pearl fishery along all the Persian shores for a period erf thirty years to a French engineer, who is now endeavouring to interest Russian capi- talists in his concession ...

... rearrangement of the debt which did not confer the whole advantage the debtor. are informed that financial delegates of the Persian Government are endeavouring to raise loan in I ...

... hear.) GREAT BRITAIN AND PERSIA. Replying to Mr. Dillon, Mr. CURZON said Her Majesty's Government were assisting t c Persian Government in putting a stop to the illicit traffic in arms whicn affected territories and tribes under British aa well as those ...

... GREAT BRITAIN AND PERSIA. Replying to Mr. Dillon, Mr. CURZON said Her Maiesty's Government were assisting a Persian Government in putting a stop to the illicit traffic iu arms which affected territories and tribes under British se well as those under ...

... Roberts, and C. Diver. Reserves :—F. Armitage, Hamer, and P. Butterfield. The planets Venus and Mercury have no moon. The Persian Government are again in quest of loan. rhino to ladies' paper dress is growing infinitely costly. Is fifteen years 15G works have ...

... Carr. The owners of the steam- ship think that an arrangement haa been come to between the British Government and the Persian Government to the effect that cargoes of arms and ammunition bound for Persian porta shall be stepped. It is said tho cargo had ...

... Carr. The owners of the steam' ship think that an arrangement has been come to between the British Government and the Persian Government to the effect that cargoes of arms and ammunition bound for Persian ports shall be stopped. It is said the cargo had ...