... collect subscriptions from tha Baktiari chiefs. It is tha business of the Persian Government to do these things, and it is the business our own Government bold the Persian Government to its engagements. the present moment new source wealth is being opened ...

... a great Power, and therefore bound sutler at the hands its rival. In the face of this gradual decline we found the Persian Government in the process of doing its very best precipitate the ruiu this clean little mart, through agency the Belgian customs ...

... dependent on the Shah in only very loose fashion ; the population is in no way Persian, and the connection with the Persian Government has never been of any benefit to the Arabs since the time when Persia was strong enough to protect the Chab against ...

... temperament believe that the third and moat important will avar be got rid of without strong pressure from without. The Persian Government w, after all, the main stumbling block, whether it be on account its active malignity its passive incompetency, and ...

... period of seventy-five years, and that the Discount and L**au Bank of Persia, which concluded the loan, received from the Persian Government concession for the construction and roa I from the Caucasian frontier to JLszvin, way Tabiiz. THE NEW YORK RAILWAYS ...

... British capitalists to lend villiog ear to hia proposals, he could not natural I reject the offer which Kavsia made to the Persian Government. This is the true fact, known to all well informed countrymen In Persia. Perhaps 1 may mention that, as far I kaow, ...

... • conuderahh* inimirt firearms, which is has certainly less authority with tho natives than the •trictly prohibited Persian Government. Arab Mullah who rules over the morals Lingah could understand and appreciate the feelings ■ occasionally displays his ...

... would not lie subject to tho vexatious tyranny of the Persian customs. It would he strange, therefore, the action of the Persian Government should lead the founding of new mart in the gulf under the British flag. If such should prove to the case tho Persians ...

... journal remarks, could only carried out in direct detianc* the special convention between Russia and Persia, in which the Persian Government binds itself grant no concewioiw for railway construction to any not ©ran Xlussian subjects. ...

... they can take France everything that they find Suaa. Originally the concession permitted them to shave equally with the Persian Government, but they were molested and attacked by the natives at Susa, and by way omn|*ensation they obtained the right take ...

... commercial treaty was under considers tioo that we. equally with Russia, should ha engegtug direct negotiations with the Persian Government. The British Minister Teberen was doing all could, hut (Ur. Welton) wanted to see him banked mere ttroogly the authorities ...

... tbs Russian Imperial Government 1900 permitted the Disoouut and Rsnk l*e:«a to take up per Coot. Gold Loon issued the Persian Government in tluit year tbo amount 22,. f »0U,o00 roubles the security the wbols Persian customs revenue w»th tbo exception of ...