... Consul at Kerman, will travel for a portion of the Jur with the mission, which will have an escort of Indmn “valry. The Persian Government has also deputed a colonel with Persian soldiers to escort the party. The report that British Commercial Expedition ...

... mother country as a breach of the most-favoured-nation right. Mr. J. Walton : There is. . . Earl Percy said that as the Persian Government did not take the view of the hon. gentleman in that matter, he thought this country might be content The hon. gentleman ...

... 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 ...

... J. Hennebicq with reference to his stay at Teheran, where he has acted for the last four ears , a ® adviser to the Persian Government. M. Hennebicq dwells on the continued expansion of Belgian influence in Persia and the large increase of Customs revenue ...

... from occupying any official position in the south of Persia for a period of 10 years. From this it would seem that the Persian Government intend to make Ala Dowleh the scapegoat, and to throw the responsibility of the; whole affair on to his shoulders. Whether ...

... Britain to decline to participate m the arrangements. The Governor of Fars endeavoured to obtain the consent of the Persian Government to change of programme, so to admit of his making the initial visit himself. He was unsuccessful, ,h= Viceioy .cco.di» ...

... European portion of the Army in India in its present high state of efficiency.” Other points, such as the release of the Persian Government from its obligations to Russia and the winning of the goodwill of the Afghan people by developing trade with their country ...