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... THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. Sir EDWARD GREY, replying to Major An strut her Gray (U., St. Andrews Burghs), said he had no information to the reported resignation of the Persian Government, and far as he was aware there was reason to apprehend any disturbance ...
... The Persian Government has agreed the of overland wire from India Teheran, in order relieve aabie and •» lira. - ...
... 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 ...
... have been inforrmd live Persian Government that force of Turkish troops wnh guns have crossed jnto Per-ian territory near Urmia, have killed villagers, aid are iuci’ing the Kurds rebel. At the request of the Persian Government his Majesty * Ambassador ...
... COLOGNE, Tuesday. The Koelnische Zeitung publishes the following telegram from Teheran, dated the Bth inst.:— The Persian Government has issued orders for the imposition of duty of 5 per cent, all Russian goods imported into Persia, in place of the ...
... November, 1902, it was agreed that if the Persian Government did not accept the award, the question should be referred to the final decision of His Majesty’s Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The Persian Government had now been requested to submit a reasoned ...
... Imperial Government in 1900 permitted the Discount Loan Bank of Persia to take up a 5 per Cent. Gold Loan issued the Persian Government in that year to the amount of twenty-two and a half million roubles, on the security of the whole of the Persian Customs ...
... official reception by the civil and military authorities. Here will remain in exile in accordance with the decree of the Persian Government. , ...
... the waters of the He LAI end. TEHERAN, Friday. Tb ...
... TELEGRAM.) ST. PETERSBURG, Sunday. The Persian Charge d’Affaires, in reply to the ultimatum of General Sna.rski, to the Persian Government, has asked M. Isvolsky, Minister for Foreign Affairs, to grant a delay in order to allow time to Persia punish those ...
... be unfounded. It Ls pointed out that such work can be undertaken before the expiration of the Convention whereby the Persian Government entered into an engagement with Russia not to grant railway concessions to anyone.—Reuter. ...
... extend the railway to Cabul. where the Russian and Indian Railways may meet The N Vremya (St. Petersburg) warns the Persian Government against the latest device British politicians, who are endeavouring, it says, extort important concessions in return ...