... away the photograpb, a point on which it is impossible fur us to express any opinion. If anyone is aggrieved, it is the Persian Government, whi h has not taken any steps to interfere. The third charge relates to the 0 der of the Lion and the Son. The complainant ...

... ooo, had to deducted. To thin the amount . brought forward, £7, ...

... remained, trom which iucome tax had to be deducted. To this fop* brought forward, £7,692, had been p repayment by the Persian Government making total of £94,654. From VV£ £25,000 had been placed reserve, sum, together with £10,625. . tb *{ dividend, and ...

... that inventory , was commenced Witness let t Busbire. was sub. seouently informed that the arms, Ac., had been ■ by the Persian Government. ith regard to . tlie seixure Bahrein, Witucse said that that took , pi.ee bet ore he arrived at Bahrein. He never had ...

... the plaintiffs’ bouse were to seausd, eoofiaeated, and sent to Teheran inaooordaoee with the prohibition Issued tiie Persian Government. Subsequently witness, aocompanled ; by several Persian officials, want the plaintiffs bailding ' where the arms were ...

... King'. Bench belore Mr. Justice Btousu. The Defendant examined, end eeid the aeiiure Buahire waa the instance of the Persian Government. He never authorised the eeiaure Bahrein. The trial was again adjourned. Mias E. Kixbv, lady residing the Army and Navy ...

... educated, said intelligent Boer to Mrs. Heckford, a short time since. The incurable corruption and inefficiency of the Persian Government pay admirably into the hands of Russia. Henry VIII. s commis ioners swept away all the rotten bones, among which ...

... arms into Persia, its object being to present importation of arms and ammunition without permission, and to enable the Persian Government to exact duties on such articles. There was no doubt that large quantities of arms were conditionally imported into ...

... alleged that the importation of the arms and ammunition was illegal, as it took place withput the permission of the Persian Government, and that the seizures took place at the instance of the local authorities, and were lawful by the law of Persia The ...

... anchorage, instead of at Meshed-i-Ser, considerable town with a fair anchorage. If any real effort is ever made by the Persian Government to develop the natural resources of Mazanderan, this road would be the first necessity for the transport of the products ...

... marvellous constancy and thousands sealed their faith with their lives. The first Bib was pnblioily exe. anted by the Persian Government in the same year, but a successor was found in the person of the Beha'ullah, who took up his I abode at Acre on the ...

... reveoue WM £ 69 , 724 , to which hsd tu ba added £ 7692 broueht forward , and £ 17237 received as a repayment by the Persian Government . The directors place ; e 5 COO to reaarre ; . set Mide . JBlS . OOO flfl t-oraviaiou far depreciation of securities ...