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... 45. AFFAIRS PERSIA. Sir E. (replying Major Anstruther Gray) he had no information as to the reported resignation the Persian Government. far he was aware there was reason apprehend Teheran involving danger to the lives and interests of British subjects ...
... removed from his post for not going on board Lord Curzon's ship during the Viceroy's recent tour in the Persian Gulf. The Persian Government has formally notified the Government of his dismissal. —Reuter. ...
... fined fifty dollars for using trawls inshore waters.—Reuter. The Russian Minister has made strong representations to the Persian Government for punishment brigands who attacked the Russian guard near Boliasuder, and killed and wounded nine Russians.—Reuter ...
... conclusion of the treaty, has been allayed by a communication which the British awl Hussies Ministers have tort to the Persian Government. ...
... Lonsdale with reference to the incursion Turkisb troops into Persian territory) replied that, at the request of the Persian Government, his Majesty's representative Constantinople had been instructed to make representations on the subject in the interests ...
... yesterday. Sultan Ali Khan, Court Minister, on behalf of the Shah, and Ala-es-Sultaneh, Foreign Minister, on behalf of the Persian Government, attired in the flowing robes of their respective offices, arrived the British Legation, where Mr Marling, Charge d’Affaires ...
... Aperhaijan, orerious year, being £3L062. £2B,««E which attempt which haa been stopped the is to be devoted city purpoeea. Persian Government. , ...
... The despatch states that a widespread revolutionary movement is in progress, and that this movement has became acute Persian Government has deemed essential to proclaim in Teheran a state siege. The social system Teheran is that the resort to this drastic ...
... Cossacks in event of their laying down their arms ? (3) Will Cossacks be allowed to continuo their service under future Persian Government e (4) u ill Sat-oar Arad and Sipandar as tar as portent° guarantee safety of cossacks in event of their, surrendering ...
... than that from England. The matter had for seme time past been receiving careful consideration, and the attention the Persian Government would bo called to the question and to tho strong feelings on tho subject entertained in Manchester and eleewhere. STREET ...
... use. 9d. ly is announced that the Discount and Loan Bank of Persia, which concluded the new loan, received from the Persian Government a concession for the construction and control of a road from the Caucasian frontier to Kazvin vit Tabriz. Tan Brigg ...
... sleeping in the corridors. Tho * koelnieohe Zeitung publishes a communication from St. Petersburg stating that the Persian Government has determined on a scheme of financial reform with the cooperation of Belgian experts. Thirty Belgians have already ...