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... TME PERSIAN CUSTOMS. Concerning the attitnde of the Persian Government towards Sheikh K hazal of Mahomerah nothing fresh has tra.spired. Re, with various officials, recently journeyed up the Karun to await the return from Teheran of the Raiti-i-Tojar ...
... to put it up. The Persians maturally say it is not erected because the British have been forbidden to hoist it by the Persian Government. The consular office furniture congisted of an old desk, a tin box, and three chairs. There was not even a stcol for ...
... Bennett how much had been done to put down slaven. to make a systematic survey of the wants 0' the Gulf. to help the Persian Government to repress the illicit trade in firearms, to open up the Karun river to ci inpeaveful navigation, and to construct ...
... respect in which England had eontrimed to the peace of the Gulf was in Om help which ' 11 nlessatatives bad given to the Persian Government 'tonging the illicit trade in aresrma. The importance - thi of England in twinging about abs opening 1 the Kann river ...
... thous.and more helmets have been recently sent to South Africa, and 3,500 drill snits will shortly be despatched. The Persian Government has begun a new telegraph line from Nfeshad to Birjand, which may eventually be linked to the Indian system. Nominal ...
... in which England had contributed to the peace of the Gulf was in the help which her representatives had given to the Persian Government in repressing the illicit trade in firearms. The importance of the success of England in bringing about the opening ...
... 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 ...
... in which England'had contributed to the peace of the Gulf was in the help which her representatives had given to the Persian Government in repressing the illicit trade in firearms. The importance of the success of England in bringing about the opening ...