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... with a view to his be^omin : the Ratuca Parliamentary candidate. The Tageblatt learns that by the desire ol the Persian Government the Russi 1 Cossaea, Colonel Borisoff, has been appointed Instruct* General of Persian Cavalry. A young girl working ...
... Reuters Agent at Teheran has been authorised to state tnat he ! relics in question will not be sold, and that j the Persian Government haa no intention of j disposing of them in any way, but will place them in the Imperial Museum at Teheran. ...
... take effectual measures for checking the advance of plague in those countries. We pointed out the other day that the Persian Government are showing a total disregard of the outbreak of the epidemic and its rapid extension, aad that the priests are, by ...
... ng to hinder the Persian Government from raising a loan of 50,000,000fr. in Pans. R seems that the French financiers demand that every conces- sion granted in the next fifty years shall be offered to Fr_.ce first. The Persian Govern- ment is unlikely ...
... 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 ...
... Government supplied to the Turkish Govern- ment differed to thuse supplied to the Persian Government. The former had wooden telegraph poles, the latter iron onea. The Persian Government, in their jealous hatred of the Turks, feared that if wooden poles were erected ...
... the affairs ...
... Corporation, Limited.—Four-and- a-half per cent, cumulative preference shares, nos. 1 to 10.000. Thursday, 13th July. Persian Government.— £soo,ooo six p.r cent, conds nos. 1 to 5,000. And (2) ordered the undermentioned Securities to be quoted iv the Official ...
... £500,000 the Anglo-Asintic Syndicate. Limited, announce, as serious financial losers through breach of faith of the Persian Government, that they are in communication with the Committee of the Stock Exchange with a view to prevent a settlement or quotation ...
... proceedings of the corporation. The concession was granted, and sold to a corporation, but it afterwards seemed good to the Persian Government, in consequence of some disturbance, tn cancel it. The concession contained an arbitration clause, and at the instance ...
... Persian Tobacco Corporation were to hand over to the Persian Government its stock of tobacco, house property, furniture, and machinery. Those assets must be proved to the satisfaction of the Persian Govern- ment to have cost £139.000. The amount stated by ...
... iv several parts of the country. MR. LABOUCHERE AND THE GOVERN- MENT. Mr. J. Lowtukk informed Mr. Labouchere that the Persian Government had been induced by the intervention of her Majesty's representative at Teheran to pay to the Imperial Tobacco Corpora- ...