... by some means been set on fire. When the neighbours entered the woman was dead. Persia's Indebtedness to Russia.—The Persian Government on Saturday paid to the Russian Bank out of its Customs revenue the sum of 578,144 •roubles in gold as the half-yearly ...

... RUSSIA AND PERSIA. TEHERAN, Ditc. The Persian Government to-day to the Russian Bank out of its Customs revenue the sum of 578,144 roubles in gold as the half-yearly instalment due on January 13 next for amortization and Interest on ammunt of the Russian ...

... contradicted, Persia having adopted the Russian Customs system had, according to the Fremdenblatt, some foundation. Tho Persian Government, states, yielding to the Russian demand for the modification of the Persian tariff, which at present imposes the uniform ...

... submitting imported goods generally to an valorem duty of 5 per cent. The demand was complied with in so far as the Persian Government contemplates a classified scale of ad valorem duties, the specific Russian articles of export to be included in the ...

... without sword of honour. In 1887 returned te Pcrßeon* Special Mission settle imliticsl which had arisen between the Persian Government and this country. Ho succeeded admirably in this task, and was able, .Ik), to obtain other importont concessions. He ...

... general charges, amounting to £37,999. the aura remaining amounted to £58,449. From this sum £4,000, the amount duo tho Persian Government in terms of the eon cession, had to be deducted, and also income tax, £2,594, leaving £51,855, which the directors proposed ...

... if Russia consents meet Muzaffer-ed-Din’s immediate necessities in this way, one of the conditions will be that the Persian Government formally binds itself not in future to seek or accept monetary assistance from any other Power but .Russia, nor from ...

... pourymrirr* are now proceeding through the Persian Minister at St. Petersburg. It is worthy of note, too, that not only has Persian Government hound itself not to seek monetary aid from any other Power but Russia, but it is’ also pledged grant Concession whatever ...

... understood that if Russia consents to meet Muzaffer-ed-Din's immediate necessities this way ono the conditions will that the Persian Government formally binds itself not future to seek or accept monetary assistance from any other Power but Russia, nor from any ...

... management and charges, amounting to £37.998. the sum remaining amounts to £58.449. From this £4.000. the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the ha* to lie deducted, and also incometax. £2.593. leaving £51.855. An interim dividend 3*. per 'hare ...

... petroleum, coal, asbestos, and Manganese mines belonging to the State subject to a royalty of 16 per ;cmt.. payable to the Persian Government. Baron Reuter's concession was capitalised at a million sterling, and the shares issued at a premium of 20 pér cent ...

... Rossis consents to meet Muzaffer-ed-Din's immediate necessities in this way. one of the conditions will be that the Persian Government formally binds itself not in future to seek or accept monetary assistance from any other Power but Russia, nor from ...