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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... accomplished the English in the Persian Gulf. They did not shout bout this in their clubs in their journals—that the Persian Government has ordered the British flag to be removed immediately from these islands, and they were silent about an incident that ...
... 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 ...
... at Kerman, will travel for a portion of the tour with the mission, which will have an escort of Indian cavalry. The Persian Government has also deputed a Colonel, with Persian soldiers, to escort the party.—Reuter. In a report on British trade with the ...
... Persia.” The Novoe Vremja argues that England is even a more dangerous opponent of Russia than Japan, and that is why the Persian Government is apprehensive as to the fate of Seistan. The question who is to have the mastery in Seistan cannot, says the “Novoe ...
... 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 ...