... on Monday, when the following Resolutions were mimed :— That a message ofc ondolence and sympathy be wired to the Persian Government on behalf of Persians, Armenians and Indians through the Persian Consul General, and That a suitable Memorial be founded ...

... rendered all such an was reasonable in facilitating the des. patch of the Mission from India and in arranging with the Persian Government for its protection, and, while in that country, a few sowara from Consular escorts %vete deputed with the members of ...

... Arthur McMahon'a award especting the waters of the Helmund is not altogether surprising, for the hostile attitude of the Persian Government was conspicuous throughout the proceedings of the Seistan Boundary oatmission. Sir Arthur McMahon was ap. pointed in ...

... though it is pretty certain that the delay that has taken place has been wholly due to the oustruction and apathy of the Persian Government. Colonel McMahon has had much experiences of the ways of Oriental States where Missions an Commissions and the like ...

... Russian Doctor from the Russian Consulate at Nasaratahad. The immediate result was that a deadlock ensued until the Persian Government, at length realising that the situation had become absurd, issued instructioas for the recovery of their Commissioner ...

... seen to it the roads are properly constructed and maintained. It is hardly likely, however, that the Persians or the Persian Government wilt bring about any improvement. This for several reasons. In the first place the Shah, and the officials at Teheran ...

... native Consular Agent of the Government of India and a Hospital Assistant, with a small escort of Indian Cavalry. The Persian Government have also shown their sympathy with the objects of the Mission by deputing Colonel Muhammad Reza Menial Khan and an ...

... company with three others, followed them. However the Americana were not overtaken. The Sayid then found Mr. Labaree. The Persian , Government promised to take active steps to bring the Sayid to justice, but so far very little appears to have been done. ...

... to make the reservation that the Belgian administrationis honest and efficient and that it is an enormous boon to the Persian Government to have it in pima of the corrupt native officials it has replaced. The revenue has increa.,ed and now finds its way ...

... the vessels and, late at nigh, the Hardinge steamed out to NM The bazaars which have been closed for two days by the Persian Government, in honour of the visit, have now been reopened and Bushire has resumed its ordinary work-a..day ways. The Governor ...

... the dependence of Persia on a foreign supply for many luxuries and some necessaries. Lord Curs in believed that the Persian Government could embark on no more remunerative form of expenditure than on the improvement of the maritime and inland approaches ...

... probable astonishment of the Persians, was given up again. This action is to be regretted, for nothing has been done by the Persian Government to improve the port. At a comparatively small expenditure, a harbour could be provided, whereas now the aucborav is ...