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... the reteution of Cbuntubuu by Franco. RUSSIA AND PERSIA. aoksct.] ST. PETERSBURO, Dec. 23. The Nome Vrrmya warns the Persian Government against the latest device of British polllieians, who are endeavouring. It says, to it important coneessiona in return ...
... Government contemplates building line between Samarkand and Tenucl, the Russo-Afghan frontier. The Noitie rrrinpu warns the Persian Government against British politicians, who are endeavouring, it aaya, extort important concessions from it. si* The Armour interests ...
... arrangements in the Gulf, and in the Persian ports their services are lent under special agreement by the Indian to the Persian Government. British political officers, appointed by the Indian Government, are stationed at the chief points of the Gulf, and ...
... ordered to remain at Nagasaki in view of the possibility of further complications arising between Russia and Japan. The Persian Government has just appointed six more Belgian officials to various posts in the Customs Department, of which M. Naus, himself ...
... have assured Colonel Younghusband that there no opposition. PERSIA. (FROM OCR COERESPONMECT.) BRUSSELS, Dec. N. The Persian Government has just appointed six more Belgian officials to various posts in the Customs Department, of which M. :Naas, himself ...
... residents and by the local authorities for the reception, but an unfortunate hitch in the arrangement ordered by the Persian Government prevented the Viceroy from landing. On the afternoon of Dec.. 3 the Viceroy received a large deputation on board the ...
... proved the dependence of Persia on foreign supply for many luxuries and some necessaries. Lord Curzon believed the Persian Government could embark on no more remunerative form of expenditure than the improvement of the maritime and inland approaches ...
... arrangements will be made for the maintenance of much larger reserves of coal and stores there. It is stated that the Persian Government has cifered to place at the disposal of the Indian Government, with whom all arrange. meats in this regard really rest ...
... Teheran to the skipa Viedomostt quotes tho following apostrophe from tho organ the Shah’s Government:— the name the Persian Government and of the people of Iran, we heartily greet tne visit of the Viceroy to our shore*; and pray God to strengthen and ...
... with the outer world, and nothing would give me greater pleasure than to be instrumental, with the good offices of the Persian Government, in bringing about such a consummation. In conclusion, let me offer you my best wishes for your continued and increasing ...
... BUNDER ABBAS. Kurrachee, Nov. 24. —Upon anival at Bunder Abbas his Excellency the Viceroy was welcomed on behalf of the Persian Government by the Governor of the Gulf Ports, the Salar Moazam, who had been specially deputed by his Majesty the Shah to convey ...
... Orientals, is certain of excellent results. Even the sole little contretemps of the tour, the rebuff administered to the Persian Government for deliberate discourtesy, will doubtless have quite a salutary effect of its own. At no time was any word spoken in ...