... range. Her Majesty's Government were lolly alive to the desirabilitvof maintaining British interests Persia, but tba Persian Government bad not hitherto considered it advisable to recognise spheres of interest any foreign Power in that conntry. DANGER ...

... of Azer-Ljan, known as the ‘The Government were fully atige ads y of maintaining Brtish interests in Persia, but the Persian Government had not hitherto considered it advisable to recognise spheres of interests of any foreign Power in that country. THE ...

... the let; shoulder. No sheep will be admitted this condition is complied with. The loan which Russia has made to the Persian Government on the security of the Customs revenue in the Persian Gulf wif actually offered on several occasions In British financiers ...

... were also very beap. HE LOAN. Mr. Brodrick, in answer to Mr. McNeill, aid ro communications had been received rom the Persian Government giving a precis f the financial proposa!s of the Ruesian ip regard to ithe Persian loan | onversion. MR. WILSON’S A ...

... present standard. RUSSIA AND PERSIA. answer to Mr Macneill, Mr Brodrick said no communication had been received from the Persian Government giving a of the financial proposals ;of the Russian Government ia regard to tke Persian Lean Cenversioa. NO NEWS FROM ...

... wie: PERSIAN LOAN CONV Mr. BRODRICK (in answer to Mr. Macx !) said no communication had been from the Persian Government giving a of the financial proposals of the Russ san Government in regard te the loaan Conversion. ...

... Bannerman, Mr. MacNEILL asked whether the Government re- Jobo Morley, and Bir. Bryce, will take place at the from the Persian Government in July last a precss minster Palace Hotel on Wednesday next. ef the financial proposals of the Russian Goverament in ...

... right of estab- lishing a control over the Customs houses, the revenues of which formed the security for the loan, The Persian Government engaged to extinguish all its previous external obligations with part of the proceeds of the loan, and not to conclude ...

... 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 ...

... roubles, under the designation of the Five Per Cent. Persian Gold Loan of 1900. A contract has been entered into by the Persian Government for the paymen> of interest and amortisation of capital in the course of seventy-live years, guaranteed on the revenue ...

... has been retained the country for all possible requirements of the British navy. The loan which Russia has made to the Persian Government on the security of the Customs revenue in the Persian Gulf was actually offered on several occasions to British financiers ...

... Dean of Hobart. The Russian Government has permitted the Loan Bank of Persia to take up the loan to be issued by the Persian Government, to the amount of 22i million roubies, under the designation of the 5 per cent. Persian Gold Loan of 1900. The death ...