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... year, if could, that any new turn of events would plaoo him on the Throne, Whatever the merits or demcrlta the present Persian Government in the eyes of the people, there no doubt that they are heartily sick of Au. Unless he becomes the nominee mm of the ...
... any placs (St. Petersburg excepted) for his haters domicile. His debts, amounting to £300.000. me to be paid by the Persian Government. while he is to he allowed an usual income of .VlO.OOO. ...
... single-ship companies which now own steamers controlled by the firm. Another Old Age Pensioner. At a meeting between the Persian Government and the British and Russian representatives a protocol was drawn up arranging for an annual pension of £3G,700 to the ...
... Settlement with the Ex-Shah. Teheran, Sept. 7.—Sir George Barclay and M. Sabhn on the one side, and the Ministers of the Persian Government the other, have signed the protocol embodying the terms of the arrangement on behalf of the ex-Shah. Mahcmied All is ...
... received. Persian Politics! Offenders. Mr. McKINNON WOOD informed Sir Q. Parker that an amnesty bad been granted by the Persian Government political offenders, but certain persons now in refuge the Russian Legation and Turkish Embassy were excepted. They ...
... rather than revolutionary. Within the last few days their co-operation has again rendered a signal service to the now Persian Government. by expediting the settlement of the long-drawn squabble between Au and his former subjects over the disposition of ...
... (ram( cnrs CONIUMONDSZCZ) TEHERAN, Sr. 7. Sir George Barclay and M. Bablin on the one side and the Ministers of the Persian Government on the other, are now engaged in signing the protocol embodying the teems of the arrangement on behalf of the ex-Shah ...
... connexion with the Adana massacres were inadequate. Settlement with the ex-Shah. A settlement has been reached by the Persian Government and the ex-Shah by which the latter is relieved of his debts and give; up his immovable property in return for a pension ...
... Petersburg Press comments appreciatively on the success of Anglo-Russian diplomacy in Teheran in obtaining from the Persian Government the political amnesty. The International Medical Congress. At the International Medical Congas' in Budapest on Friday ...
... be guided by the counsels of the Russian Charge d’Affaires. Practically all, the iteues between the ex-Shah and the Persian Government have been settled. The final proposal that the amount of the pension granted Mahomed All is 100,000 tomans (16,66«.) ...
... safeguards against a relapse into the extravagant and dishonest courses which have beett so disesteem In the past; and the Persian Government will, we hope, realize bring horns to its supporters the necessity of providing such safeguards in the interests of ...
... Mahomed All with regard to a settlement. The ex-Shah has personally telegraphed to the Tsar asking his protection. The Persian Government has announced that it intends to dispense with the services of the young Shah's Russian tutor. Bombay and the Transvaal ...