... deducting expense* of and B-meral charges, remaining amounts to £42,852. From tins stun £4,000, tiro amount due to the Persian Government in terms thecui»rereinn,haa to lie deducted, and alao income-tax, leaving J£!7. 187. An interim dividend of per share ...

... Persia was more ap- parent than real, and that we had an enormous ad- vantage in the fact that the Persian people and the Persian Government infinitely preferred England to Russia. At the same time, he advised that care should be taken to make it clear to Persia ...

... Drago (C.). said no information had reached tho Foreign Office of tho acquisition by the Ruseian Government from the Persian Government the concession coaling station or railway terminus at Bundo Attar. REFORMATORIES FOR INEBRIATES. Sir M. WHITE RIDLEY ...

... magnitude as give Her Majesty’s Government special interest in these waters. Mr. DRA6E asked whether the loan which the Persian Government had h«*n negotiating with the Imperial Bank of Persia—the only British institution in Persia—on the security of the ...

... intervened to forbid the Persian Government from concluding a loan which had virtually bee.n arranged with a group of British hanks. It ia probable that in the absence of energetic support from this country the Persian Government will try to compromise ...

... between Li and Sir Claude Mac Donald. RUSSIA AGAIN INTERFERING. The Russian Government recently intervened to forbid Persian Government from concluding a loan which had virtually been arranged with group British banks. THE DUNMOW FLITCH. Some amusing scenes ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Commander George Carr. owners of the steamship think that arntrgement has been come between the British Government and the Persian Government the effect that cargoes arms and ammunition bound for Persian porta .hall »topj>ed. It said the cargo had been re-shipped ...

... general charge* amounting £3»,781, the sum rwinaimng amount* to £43,625. Kr-nu this sum £4,000, the amount duo to the Persian Government in terms the concession, has to lie deducted, and also income-tax, £1,392. leaving £3ft233, which the directors pro]K»e ...

... autumn ia over there will massacre of Christians on the llakiari border. The remonstrances addressed by the Porte to the Persian Government the subject of the disturbances are not likely to have much effect, for if there one trait of the Persian character ...