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... The Earl and Countess of Denbigh hare left Boston for Mexico. The Persian Government has prohibited the exportation of oats and oil front and Setstan from November Ist, Th* King, after the racing Newmarket yesterday, drove House, visit Colonel and Mrs ...
... British residents and the local authorities for his reception, but unfortunate hitch in the arrangement, ordered by the Persian Government prevented Lord Curson from landing this afternoon. Instead, his Excellency received board the Hardinge a large deputation ...
... declared be unfounded. is pointed out that no such work can be undertaken before the expiration the Convention whereby the Persian Government entered into engagement with Russia not grant railway concessions anyone. ...
... AND PERSIA. WORDS OF WARNING. BEWARE OF ENGLAND. TELEGRAM.) ST. PETEBSBCBG, Wednesday. The 'Novoye Vremya' warns the Persian Government against the latest device of British politicians, whq are endeavouring, it says, to extort from'it important concessions ...
... residents and by the load authorities far his remotion, bat an unfortunate hitch in the arrangements ordered by the Persian Government prevented Lord Carson from landing this attenseas. Instead, his Excellsney on board the Hardin, a large deputation at ...
... Goveroor.—Reuter. GREAT BRITAIN AND PERSIA, RUSSIAN PRESS WARNING. ST. PETERSBURG, Wednefday. The Novoe Vremya warns the Persian Government against the latest device of British politicians, who are endeavouring, it says, to extort from it important concessions ...
... latter ametry Persia had boss so roestreeted se to hemp, mar Mode. - Strong observations o the oohing had been am& the Persian Government. and 'etirtain instroetiosa ►ad base fires to our represeetative at Teheran. HOUSE OF LORDS—THURSDAY. Earl GREY raised ...
... British Government and British enter-' prise. need not be concluded that this attitude is one deliberately taken by the Persian Government. Bather is the! result of pressure brought to bear at! Teheran by another Power, whose policy; Persia has been insistively ...
... Anglo-Persian treaty can be accepted as a commercial treasure great price. The need for some sort of agree > with the Persian Government, regarding the development of British trade, ati I least in the southern zone of the Shah s dominions, has long been ...
... nuking wtth the * brought into the accounts and after C for expenses, there remains £57,275. Of Uris £4,000 due the Persian Government terms of the concession, and income-tax absorbs leaving £50.9ffL A dividend of per share paid June lsst took £15,000 ...