... Kerman, travels with the members of the commercial mission, which has just left .India for Persia to discuss with the Persian Government the means best to be adopted in order to improve trading relations between India and Persia. The mission, the expense ...

... deposits ted risen from £207,0U0 £304,000. The increase was pertly made up of balances standing to the credit of the Persian Government at the date that the books were cloned, bat, making all allowances for these special credits, Ite advance in ordinary ...

... the Belgian Director of the Persian Customs House at Teheran. The latter alleges that the shells are destined for the Persian Government, which lately acquired some Hotchkiss guns.—Reuter. According to the terms of the Treaty of July, 1841, confirmed by ...

... M. Naus, the Belgian Director of the Persian Customs House Teheran. He alleges that the shells were destined for the Persian Government, which lately acquired some Hotchkiss guns. There is an air mystery abont the case which has aroused considerable comment ...

... general charges amounting ' 88 “-,' h sum remaining amounts to £70,512. Irom this sum £4,010. the amount due to the Persian Government in terms oi tne Concession, has be deducted, and also income tax, *.137, leaving £65,775, which the director* propose ...

... want of moisture—water for irrigation having been very scarce last year. It was matter of common knowledge that ; the Persian Government were negotiating new , tariff with Russia, and opium was said to be one of the objects of export which would heavily ...

... native Consular Agent of the Government of India and a hospital assistant with a small escort of Indian Cavalry. The Persian , Government have shown their sympathy with the objects of the Mission by deputing Colonel Muhammad Reza Mamur Khan and an escort ...

... a natite Consular Agent of the Government India and a hospital assistant with a small escort of Indian cavalry. The Persian Government have shown their sympathy with the objects of the Mission by deputing Col. Muhammad Reza Mamur Khan and an escort of ...

... native Consular Agent of the Government ol India and a hospital assistant with a small escort of Indian Cavalry. The Persian Government have shown, their sympathy with the objects of the Mission by deputing Colonel Muhammad Mamur and escort Persian soldiery ...

... Native Consular Agent of the Government of India, and a hospital assistant with a small escort of Indian Cavalry. The Persian Government have also shown their sympathy with the objects of the mission by deputing Colonel Muhammad Reza Mamur Khan and an escort ...

... the Consular Agent of the Government of India, and a hospital assistant with a small escort of Indian cavalry. The Persian Government have also shown their sympathy with the objects of the mission by deputing Col. Muhammed Reza Mamur Khan and an escort ...

... lasted only three years, at the end of which time he and one coop:mien were hung up and shot to death by order of the Persian Government, which made the old mistake of supposing that persecution and cruelty were the best of suppressing a religion. The followers ...