... Lenkoran. The expense of the mission would ° borne by the Persian Government. The engineers would a!so draw up estimates for the of the above railway in different direc- ts. The Persian Government proposes to cover ne expense by means of a special tdfc- ...

... The expense of the mission would be borne by the Persian Government. The engineers would also draw up estimates for the extension of the above railway in different direc- tions. The Persian Government proposes to cover the expense by means of a special ...

... ng to binder the Persian Government from raising a loan of 50,000,000fr. in Paris, It seems that the French financiers demand that every concession granted in the next 50 years shall be offered to France first. The Persian Government is unlikely to submit ...

... THE PERSIAN GULF. REPORTED CESSION OF A PORT. Teheran, Wednesday.—Reports that the Persian Government has ceded the Bender Abbassi or some other southern port to a foreign Power and that it has granted concessions for the construction of railways to Persia ...

... THE PERSIAN GULF, Teheran, Wednesday.—Reports that the Persian Government has ceded the Bender Abbassi or .some other southern poit to a foreier Power and that it has granted 'concessions for he construction of railways to Persia are without founda ion ...

... who sold the concession to the Imperial Tobacco Corporation of Persia. The concession wa& afterwards cancelled by the Persian Government under promise of compensation. The amount claimed by the Corporation was £650,000, but the Persian Governmfent were ...

... Van. The Ottoman Government has also requested the Persian Government to arrest these criminal bands who, on being pursued by Turkish troops, may attempt to recross the frontier. The Persian Government is also urged to take proper measures for prevent- ...

... Van. The Ottoman Government has also requested the Persian Government to arrest these criminal bands who, on being pursued by Turkish troops, may attempt to recross the frontier. The Persian Government is also urged to take proper measures for prevent- ...

... abolished, and that the Chief Priest has been lecluested to raise the interdict laid by the two Mollahsupon smoking. The Persian Government grants to the corporation a monopoly for the export of tobacco, and will discuss the question of the indemnity to be ...

... mutter R^uttr's P.ent at Teberau has been authorised to state that the relies in question will not be sold. and that the Persian Government has no intention of dis- posing of them in any way, but wJl place them in the Imperial Museum at Teheran. in the Imperial ...

... matter Renter's agent at leper an has been authorised to state that the relics in question will not be sold, and that the Persian Government has no intention of dis- posing of them in any way. but will place them in the Imperial Museum at Teheran. ...

... Saturday. It is announced here that Mr Oliphant, ait English philanthropist, has gone to Teheran to negotiate with the Persian Government for the purchase of an extensive territory to form a settlement for Jewish exiles from Russia. ...