... itself unimportant, resulted in agreement that English ships should be stationed in the Gulf to perform duty which the Persian Government was unable to carry out for itself. The British Navy often referred to -as doing police duty the seas. Here a case where ...

... him with address, enclosed in silver-gilt casket, acknowledging the protection to the company's line accorded by the Persian Government. His Majesty held reception of the Diplomatic. Corps in London and of British Ministers 'and permanent officials. the ...

... them that their own interests were identical with oars; bat pressure might be pat on the Persian Government to make roads and construct railways, Persian Government either doing the work themselves or allowing ns to it. fulfilling the high mission which ...

... FINANCIAL REFORMS IN PERSIA. RAM. NE, Monday. munication, under date Decem! Tho ‘Koelnische Zeitung” p ya @ com- that the Persian Government bas ber 27th, stating scheme of financial reform with the 00-operation ined on a of Bel Thirty Belgians have already ...

... on the village square at Canet, near Marseilles, during the fête which wound up the local carnival festivities. Tim Persian Government has agreed to the construction of an overland wire from India to Teheran, in order to relieve the Jaak cable and to ...

... remains. The aneral procession starts on Wednesday for the Matoppos. NEW PERSIAN LOAN. Bt. Petersburg, Tuesday.—The Persian Government is floating a fresh flve per cent, gold loan ton million roubleo. BLOUCESTER CITY. TK AMHDEKOrS VISITATIOI. THIS DAT ...

... Teheran to the mouth of the Persian Gulf, presumably for Indian purposes, and the employment of British subjects in the Persian Government offices. The following sentence from tne Army and JVatp Record, which occurs quite casually paragraph concerning the ...

... at Barnet, and was chased by police. Robert Raikes, the founder of Sunday Schools, died 91 years ago on Saturday. The Persian Government is floating a fresh five per cent gold loan of ten million roubles. It is officially announced that Captain John R. ...

... help of the Chambers of Commerce. attempted to do in arranging with Russia ebould be done with discreet regard to the Persian Government and Sir E. GREY joined in congratalating Mr. Walton on having initiated the debate, and was sure that the terms of his ...

... was satisfactory. The Novoe Vremya denies the statement that Russia has built railway between Ashkabad and Mesked. The Persian Government is bound by Convention to grant no concessions for railway construction to any foreigners. The destroyer Wizard was ...

... advantageous terms, but. admittedly, the financial hold of Eussia and the terms coupled with her loan—viz., that the Persian Government should borrow of no one else—constitute a difficult feature in the situation. It is an interesting fact that one the ...

... meeting at Perreux, and thirty ersons were wounded. , France, on Monday sight, fe & cially announced from St. that the Persian Government has Petersburg further sum of ten million roubles on the of the Customs revenue, security The Earl of Kimberley died ...