... 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 ...

... occasion of Lord Curzon ' s rocont -tour in the Persian Gulf he did not , go on board the Viceroy ' s ship , and . that the Persian Government has notified the British Government , of tho dismissal' of Ala ' Ed Uauloli . : Tlie Legation further states that 'far ...

... tho occiisioa oi Lord Curcon ' s recent tour in ' the Persian Gulf ha did not go on board the Viceroy ' ; ship ,- Tho Persian Government lias notified tha British Qoveromcut of tho disi > ii » al o { Ala ed Dauloh . He is aa experienced tdminittrative officia ...

... will travel for n portion of tllf tOlir With t ! l 0 Mission , which w ; ll have an escort of Indian cavalry . Tho Persian Government has also demited a Colonel , with Persian soldiers to escort the party , — Router . ...

... servants, took Mr Labaree six miles to a secluded plain and murdered him in a very cruel manner with daggers. Although the Persian Government promised _to secure the punishment of this terror Christians, he is still protected the chief Mujteheid, who appears ...

... removed from his post for not.going on board Lord Curzon's 6hip during the Viceroy's recent tour in the Persian Gulf. The Persian Government hag formally notified the British Government of his dismissal. The first aid to wounded competition, instituted by the ...

... company with three others, followed them. However, the Americans were not overtaken. The Sayid then found Mr. Labaree. The Persian Government promised to take active steps to bring the Sayid to justice, but co far very little appears to have been done. ...

... and a native Consular agent , while Major Sylres , C . M . G ., will trarei with them as H . B . M . Consul . .. The Persian Government has . depnr-ed a colonel and escort to accompany them • n-hilo in Persian territory . During the ; i&sfc five laoaths ...

... largely owing to • tuo lawless conditions prevailing , For eonio time back thcco lias been much grumbling against tho Persian Government for granting ; large concessions to foreigners . • Tho Gustoni' and Festal system . are in tha hands of BelpMia , nud ...

... subject interoliair . 'i ^ d rith the Persian Government as well as with Lord 3 uraon and His Majesty ' s Minister in Persia ? Lord Percy—The form ot ceremonial originai ! r irranged between the Persian Government ii-. id H ; s llajosty ' s Minister at ...

... to M. Naus, the Belgian Director of the Persian at Teheran. The latter alleges that the shells are destined for the Persian Government, which lately acquired some guns. There is air mystery about the case which has aroused considerable comment. The action ...

... absolute and exclusive supremacy in the Persian Gulf bv all mearu in her pow-r 8J in Iiowitzcrs recently acquired bv tho Persian Government are now less l:!ely than they were to find their way to Builder Abba’ for fortification of some of them arc said to ...