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... the Persian Government had made any, and, if so, what, alteration in the system collecting duties on or near that river; and whether his Majesty’s Government would lay on the table the papers showing the terms set forth by the Persian Government when ...
... employed by the Persian Government had made any, and «o, what alterations in the system collecting duties near that river j and whether his Majesty’s Government would lay the table the papers showing the terms set forth the Persian Government when opening ...
... military commercial pert th© Persian Gulf. It was understood that negotiations were in progress for Russian loan the Persian Government, and among conditions it, va.s stipulated that Russia shall have the right to make a road from Tabriz to Teheran. C ...
... 5th April. The “ Novoe Vremya” comments at some length and with some irritation on the reported conces- sion by the Persian Government to Mr. Darcy, an Australian millionaire, for the exploitation of tho oil springs in the valley of the River Kertrah ...
... Bushire on the Persian Qulf and submarine cable thence to India, a threewire line of telegraph shall constructed by the Persian Government, under British supervision and with British material, from (spelt Kasbau) to the Baluchistan frontier, by way Yt and ...
... FINANCIAL REFORM IN PERSIA. COLOGNE, Monday. The KSlnischo publishes communication from St. Petersburg stating that the Persian Government has determined a scheme of financial reform with the co-operation of Belgian experte. Thirty Belgians have already arrived ...
... Anti-British Howe. Cologne, Monday. Xhe “Koelnisoha Zeitang; publishes a communication from St. Fetsrsbarg stating that the Persian Government has determined on a scheme cf financial reform, with the co-operation Belgian expsrts. Thirty Belgians have already ...
... them Mat their own interests were identical with onrs, bat pressure might be put on the Persian Government to make roads and construct railways, the Persian Government either doing the work themselves or allowing us to it. fulfilling the mission which Providence ...
... young men, emigrated to Persia. At first tlieir settlement the Shah’s dominions was not objected to,, but latterly the Persian Government has begun expel the Armenians, and they now find themselves in difficult situation. They have no wish to return to Turkey ...
... construct @ military or commercial po tinma were in progress for a Ruesian Is Persian Gulf. It was understood thet hink of Persian Government, and among the ¢ ig with to make @ road from Tabriz to Teherar it was stipulated that Russia shall have CO-OPERATIVE ...
... persuade them that their own interests were identical with ours: bnt pressure might put on the Persian Government to make roads and make railways, tho Persian Government either doing the work themselves allowing •3 to it. In fulfilling the mission which Providence ...
... them that their own interests were identical with ours. But pressure might be put the Persian Government to make roads and construct railways, the Persian Government either doing the work themselves allowing us to it. In fulfilling the mission which Providence ...