... The number of re. cipieuts of famine relief shows a decrease. A CONVENTION has hese signed between the British and Persian Governments for the coostruction of • three-wire telegraph line from lisshan to British Baluchistan, lord, Kerman, nod Beaver, on ...

... purposes connected with non-commissioned officers and soldiers. A CONVENTION has been signed between the British and Persian Governments for the construction of a three-wire telegraph line from K ash an to British Baluchistan, vi& Yezd, Kerman, and Barnpur ...

... British Government can induce the Persian Government to accept the clean bills of health srith which merchants and travellers from India are famished Quetta at Nnshki, it will always be possible for the Persian Government to the Russians to paralyse an; ...

... crevasse and was killed. Her name was Mis 3 Margaret Crawford. A Convention has been signed between the British and Persian Governments for the construction of three-wire telegraph line from Kashan to British Baluchistan. A further conference of owners ...

... The despatch states that a widespread revolutionary movement is in progress, and that this movement has became acute Persian Government has deemed essential to proclaim in Teheran a state siege. The social system Teheran is that the resort to this drastic ...

... they will not be able to withstand the isloilseale depredations which are now being perpetrated on them, unless the Persian Government undertakes their supervision with a to maintaining and improving the industry. ...

... extensive, they will not be able to withstand the wholesale depredations which are now being perpetrated on them, unless the Persian Government undertakes their supervision with view to maintaining and improving the industry. As it is, this nascent industry brings ...

... circles St. Petersburg declare that there foundation whatever far statement published by some foreign papers that the and Persian Governments had come an agreement for tbe establishment and maintenance of a Persian naval flotilla the Caspian Sea. It pointed ...

... declaro that there is no joundation whatever for the statenent pub- lished by some foreign papers that the Russian and Persian Governments had come to an ment for the establishment and maintenance of a Persian naval flotilla in the Caspian Sea. It is pointed ...

... 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 ...

... to Russia will he to five per cent, export duty, in order to check the export of visions from Persia into Murcia. The Persian Government has also introduced a be daty oa these com oditios, SOUT N EUR! OPE SOPTA, Tuesd ay. ing held here that It has been ...

... proper account, and that thii deplorable state things perforce continues virtae the Cocrentien concluded between the and Persian Governments. With regard to the question at railway construction in Persia. The latter country, however, proceeds the paper, ...