... on the subject interchanged with the Persian Government, well as with Lord and bis Majesty’s Minister Persia. Lord PERCY, who replied, wrote Tho form ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and his Majesty’s Minister Teheran was ...

... has been received Sir A- Han lingo, his Majesty’s Minister at Teheran, from the Persian Government: Whereas the Persian subjects holding Concessions from the Persian Government some- times enter into with foreign sub- jects which afterwards lead to contention ...

... 2h>t July, kit, beta Ireceived oy Sir R. Uardiuge, lus Majesty’s ter Teheran, front the Persian Government;— Whereas Persian subjects holding from lire Persian Government sometimes enter Sato transactions with foreign subjoin, which a(t«. wards ieod to contention ...

... the 25th July, lias revived Sir A. r,gc, Briti-h Minister at Teheran, from the Persian Government : • Whereas Pordan subjects holding concessions from the Persian Government sometimes enter into transactions with foreign subjects, which afterwards had ...

... been received by Sir R. Hardinge, His Majesty's (Minister Teheran, from the Persian Government : Whereas the Persian subjects holding concessions from the Persian Government sometimes enter into transactions with foreign subjects, which afterwards lead ...

... to a question pat by Mr. Gibson Bowies, Lord Percy states that the form of ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and the British Minister at Teheran was subsequently modified by the former in certain particulars before the Viceroy’s ...

... In answer a question put by Mr. Gibson Bowles, Lord Percy states that form ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government, and the British Minister at Teheran was subsequently modified tho former in certain particulars before the Viceroy's ...

... PERSIAN CONCESSIONS. Sir A. Hardinge, the British Minister at Teheran, has received a note from the Persian Government stating that Persian subjects who hold or will hold concessions must not, as far as their concessions are concerned, enter into any ...

... In Persia and America. “The Persian Government,” said the Persian and Indiaji Archbishop through the interpreter, “are friendly with the Armenians. These are numerous, and are largely merchants. Most part, however, are agriculturists. In the cities, such ...

... CURZOISrS REBUKE SEQUEL TO THE BUSHIRE INCIDENT. There has been a sequel to the snub administered by Lord Curzoti to tbs Persian Government over the Bushire incident last December. News received St. Petersburg' from Persia states that Ala ed Haulch, the Governor ...

... answer a question put Mr Gibson Bowles, Lord Percy states that the form of ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and the British Ministr at Teheran was subsequently modified by the former in certain particulars before the Viceroy’# ...

... Busbire to welcome him. Earl Percy, in a printed reply, says: “The form of ceremonial originally arranged between the Persian Government and his Majesty’s Minister Teheran was subsequently modified by the former in certain particulars before the Viceroy’s ...