... right of establishing a contro! aver the Custom. houses, the revenues of whic! h formed the secur: for the lean. ‘The Persian Government engaged to extinguish ali sts previans external with pact of the pro: of the loan, and not to eonclute without the car ...

... apology to Great Britain was duly performed yesterday. Sultan Ali Khan, the Court Minister, on behalf of the Shah, and the Persian Government, attired in the flowing Ala-es-Sultaneh, Foreign Minister, on behalf of robes of their ive arrived at the British Legation ...

... COOdoI. compensation for the loss her husband. The punishment was, for religious reasons, out of the question, but the Persian Government paid the Minister SO.OOOdoI. as compensation to the widow, who. however, refused to take it. She said her husband was ...

... 000d01. compensation for the loss of her husband. The punishment was, for religious reasons, out of the qvestion, but the Persian Government paid the Minister 50,006401. as compensation to the widow, who, however, refused to take it. She said her husband wee ...

... dollars compensation for the loss of her husband The punishment was, for religious reasons out of the question, but the Persian Government paid the Minister 50,000 dollars compensation to the widow, who, however, refused to take it. She said her husband was ...

... LATE NEWS. Lord Pal month's Seraphine ran second the Herrington Piste yesterday. - The Persian Government issued proclamation granting general amnesty, though exception made In the eeu of certain reactionaries. Mr. Cecil A. Grenfell wu yesterday unanimously ...

... likely meet. In reply to another questioner, Sir Edward gave details of the anarchy in Persia, and said had warned the Persian Government that we shall hold them responsible should any harm befall the British Consulate owing to the action the Shah’s The ...

... likely to meet. In reply to another questioner. Sir Edward gave details of the anarchy in Pcniv and said had warned the Persian Government that shall hold them responsible should any harm befall the British Consulate owing to the action of the troops. The ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tcrsns Replying to Major Gray, Sir Eds he had received information that civil w at Tabriz, and the Persian Government had be that they would be held responsible fer aux « British interests caused by the troaps to Mr. Dillion, the Foreign ...

... Government in 1900 permitted the Discount and Loan Bank of Persia to take up a five per cert. cold loan issued by the Persian Government in that year to the amount of 22} million roubles, on the security of the whole of the Persian Customs revenue with ...

... injured. The Shah’s troops having occupied Marand the Russian frontier Is threatened. Sir Edward Grey has warned the Persian Government that it will be held responsible for the safety ot the British Consulate at Tabriz. Potatoes were selling retail on ...

... Petersburg on January 23rd instead of on the 2nd prox., previously arranged. BRITISH CLAIMS IN PERSIA. Tehbran, Friday.—The Persian Government making arrangements for paymenb of tha British commercial claims, some of which have, facb, already been settled, and ...