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... respect of which the Persian Consul-General in London has certified in writing that permission has been granted by the Persian Government for their importation into Persia, and that they are intended in good faith for the private and perbonal use of sne ...
... excitement during the last few days in the town of Mohamerah about 40 miles up the Shat-el-Arab. It appears that the Persian Government has for some time been negotiating with a Sheikh of Mohamerah with a view of establishing the customs under the control ...
... consumed. The distress will continue for a couple of years, even Qhould the agricultural season be most favourable. The Persian Government must direct its thoughts to the assistance of agriculture. If seed-grain is not supplied to the peasantry, British trade ...
... and I assure you, that my cook is often styled Your Exalted Excellency, and this title can now be purchased from the Persian Government for the matter of Its. 1,000. So you can understand, without my entering into details, the political importance of altering ...
... the high-handed measures taken at Mohammerah without any warning, and in violation of specific engagements by the Persian Government, argue a settled purpose to obstruct the expansion of British trade by the Karun route. The high-handed action referred ...
... during the year 1900-1901, being 41 more than in 1899- 1900, for which the necessary compensation was claimed from the Persian Government and met, but it is to be hoped that the firman which His Majesty the Shah issued to the Local Governors shortly after ...
... British Indian trade, particularly by the new Nushki route, I shall explain later on. It is also r umoured that the Persian Government is seeking a further loan of £4,000,000, and, in the event of Russia advancing this amount also, it sill give her a ...
... as Civil Surgeon of G.aya, during the absence, on leave of Major C. E. Sunder , 1.M.5., or until fur ther orders. TEE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT UNDERTOOK some time ago to build a line of telegraph from Mashed to Birjand,but it is not known whether they will extend ...
... premises in Triinhak Parashram Street. The h,- , 11-- an account in the name of C. inquiry aajOlirned until Sunday. The Persian Government have begun the new telrah line firm. Mash ad to &timid, which may ev p entually linked to the Indian system. Certain ...
... to hoist it by sews over the manageincit of the wort, thisAs a res &eat Port. ult of the Report of the Port Teat the Persian Government. The Consular Office A • • •asked =Agony. thi s 4 wit,, others tin oiture consisted of an old desk, a tin box and by ...
... Indian troops. If, says the St. Petersburg paper, we allow the English to settle matters by themselves with the Persian Government, the result may be highly unfavourable from the point of view of Russia's interest. . . . It is therefore absolutely ...
... which, if put into force, will still further hamper trade from India. In addition, urged on by Russian officials, the Persian Government takes advantage of every rumour of cholera or plague to establish quarantine cordons, through which traders and pilgrims ...