... ceremony to take place two or three days after the actual assembly of representatives in both the Upper and Lower Chambers. PERSIAN GOVERNMENT SNUBBED. It ia reported from Buahire by the ** Daily Mail’s correspondent that an unexpected incident has determined ...

... British residents and by the local authorities for his reception, but an unfortunate hitch the arrangements ordered by tbo Persian Government provcoted Lord Cur- ron from landing this afternoon. Instead his Excellency received board tbo Hardinge large deputation ...

... British residents and by the local authorities for his reception, bat an unfortunate hitch in the arrangements ordered the Persian Government prevented Lord Curson from landing this afternoon. Instead, bis Excellency received on board the Hnrdingo large deputation ...

... deputation ae to the advantage extending telegraph Bander Abbas, and said that lie would be glad the good offices of the Persian Government b© could bring it about. ...

... advantage of extending the telegraph to Bunder Abbas, and said that he would be glad if. with the good offices of the Persian Government, he could bring it about. THE OPERA “PARSIFAL” Decision of American Courts. [From our Correspondent.l New York, Wednesday ...

... PERSIA AND THE EXPORTATION OP Askabad, Friday. The Persian Government lias prohibited the exportation of oate and oil from Khorassan and from November next, Pemo’s Pot Still Whiskey . distilled solely from the tinest Irish Malt, and matured in Bond for ...

... United Kingdom and Persia, and the date its ratification ; when was the communication made the British Government to the Persian Government in regard to the modification the interpretation of article 2 the convention, and what were the terms the communication ...

... the colonies in respect Persian trade from making special arrangements with the Mother Country. are informed that the Persian Government, did not take that view all, and they looked upon what passed between the Mot her Country and the colonies as purely ...

... colonies in respect of Persian trade from special arrangements with the mother country, and they were informed that the Persian Government did not take that view at all, but looked upon what passed between tbe mother country and the colonies a* a purely domestic ...

... ng amongst the tribes Persia and Arabs* pamphlets printed Arabic, and derogatory of this country. lending money the Persian Government had gained complete ascendancy over that Government, and had so the tariffs suit hermit and to adtersely affect British ...

... Bat, far was aware, there was such proposal on foot. matters now ttrod ail that this country could at the hands of tho Persian Government was the mest favoured nation treatment, t, of coarse, ebe got. Bat, was well known, it was not very difficult to admit ...

... especially the question of the customs tariff. As matters now stood, all that this country could demand at the hands of the Persian Government was most favoured nation treatment, aad that of course she got. but, as was well known, it was not very difficult adjust ...