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... OFF IN PERSIA. RUSSIA’S UNCOMPROMISING ATTITUDE St. Petersburg, Friday. In a further article on the granting by the Persian Government of a concession of the petroleum-bearing lands in the Karkhi Valley to Mr. Darcy, representing syndicate of English ...
... would suffer more from the new tariff than English. The matter was receiving careful consideration. The attention of the Persian Government would be called to the way the tariff affects British commerce. Strong feelings on the subject exist in Manchester and ...
... authorised to build schools in all parts of the Persian Empire, under the personal protection cf the Shah, and that the Persian Government will grant pecuniary subsidies to ensure ail such schools against financial failure. This measure is viewed with co ...
... authorised to build schools in all parts of the Persian Empire, under the personal protection of the Shah, and that the Persian Government will grant pecuniary subsidies to ensure all such schools against financial failure. This measure is viewed with co ...
... consumed. Distress will continue for a couple of years, even should the agricultural season be most favourable. The Persian Government must direct its thoughts to the assistance of agriculture. If seed grain is not sup. plied to the peasantry British ...
... RUSSIA AND PERSIA OT PZTEBSBCBG , Juna 6 . IN a further article on the granting by the Persian Government of a concession of petroleum-bearing lands in the Karkhi Valley to Mr Darcy . rrprcseuting asyndicafce of English , capitalists , tha Novoe Vrcmya ...
... perplexity to the cow at first, but it is now quite accustomed to it.—Boys of Our. Empire. | P e e e ee— o S T VTS The Persian Government has agrded to the construction of an overland wire from India to Teheran, in order to relieve the Jask cahle ?nd serve ...
... revolutionary committees.—Reuter. RUSSL IGHTS IN PERS! ST. PETERSBURG, Friday. In a further article on the granting by the Persian Government of a concession of petro- leum-bearing lands in the Karkbi Valley to Mr. Darcy, represen! ing a of English capitalists ...
... Russian goods. Here is an instance where the Foreign Office can with advantage to British trade renronstrate with the Persian Government. Russian influence is stated to be very strong the kingdom of Darin* the Great at present, but there should no difficulty ...
... than that from England. The matter had for seme time past been receiving careful consideration, and the attention the Persian Government would bo called to the question and to tho strong feelings on tho subject entertained in Manchester and eleewhere. STREET ...
... matter had for some time past been receiving careful consideration and would continue to receive it The attention of the Persian Government would be called to the manner which the new tariff mi°ht affect .British commercial interests and ';o the strong feelings ...
... 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 ...