... by the Persian Government bad made any, and. if so, what, alterations in the system collecting duties or near that river, and whether his Majesty’s Government would lay on the Table papers showing the terms set forth by the Persian Government when opening ...

... MEM, FOR BIRMINGHAM, TURKEY FORBIDS THE SALE OF ARMS TO THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. Reuter’'s Agency has received communication of the following from the Turkish Embassy in London: ** Notice is given by the Imperial Ottoman Embassy in London to arm manufacturers ...

... hand and the Ministers of the Persian Government the other hand have drawn up in concert the fol- lowing piotocol:— Article I—Hia1 —Hia Majesty Mohammed Ali Mirza having declared that he had delivered to the Persian Government all jewels and other Crown ...

... properly made puolic showing that the Persian Government had appealed to the Russian .Government for assistance in consequence of internal disorders, or that on© the Princes had raised army against the Persian Government. Mr. RTJNCIMAN—No each information ...

... these objects shall be deducted from his pension the Persian Government, found impossible restore the objects themselves. Article 3.—His Majesty Mohammed Ali Mirza shall deliver to the Persian Government all documents in his possession relating to the Crown ...

... on the subject interchanged with the Persian Government, well as with Lord and bis Majesty’s Minister Persia. Lord PERCY, who replied, wrote Tho form ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and his Majesty’s Minister Teheran was ...

... Missionary Society of Welsh Calvinistic Methodists. THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT AND ENGLISH GOODS. St. Petersburg, Sunday.—Reported inconsequence of represenutio& made by the British Minister, the Persian Government has consented to modify the new tariff by reducing ...

... has been received Sir A- Han lingo, his Majesty’s Minister at Teheran, from the Persian Government: Whereas the Persian subjects holding Concessions from the Persian Government some- times enter into with foreign sub- jects which afterwards lead to contention ...

... Persian territory, and whether any appeal had been by the Persian Government to his Majesty's Government for awns lance. Sir E. GREY—His Majesty’s Government have been informed the Persian Government that force of troops with guns have crossed into Persian ...

... alonp with diplomats, with Emir Bahadur, because the Persian Government had seized gold sent for deposit in the Tabriz Branch of the British Bank of Persia. On being informed that the Persian Government guaranteed £20.000 compensation he accepted the imitation ...

... 2h>t July, kit, beta Ireceived oy Sir R. Uardiuge, lus Majesty’s ter Teheran, front the Persian Government;— Whereas Persian subjects holding from lire Persian Government sometimes enter Sato transactions with foreign subjoin, which a(t«. wards ieod to contention ...

... fairness and justice in making hie dispositions, and the Persian Government is invited to send Commissioners to proceed with the delisaination of the frontier. It is believed that the Persian Government will accept this proposed collation of the queer tion ...