... the Belgian Director of tho Persian Customs House at Teheran. The latter alleges that the shells are destined for the Persian Government. There is an air of mystery about the case which has aroused considerable comment. It understood that the Imperial ...

... Consul ait Kerman, will travel for 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 escort the party. ...

... Consul at Kerman, will travel for a portion of the tour with the minion, which will have an escort of Indian cavalry. The Persian Government has also deputod a colonel, with Persian soldiers, to escort the party.—Rader. ...

... following Circular Note, dated July Z, has been received by Sir A. Hardinge, bis Majesty's Minister at Teheran, the Persian Government : the entslaste bolding °mansions from the Persian Goverment sometlara tato temactions with foreiga sobjeole eolith ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... , the r..atetatei. which had inti..l them to an I that the lora/ties had ceased oppn;it. . H • coulTainlered the Persian Government their dethion that all tesenue Payments shiailii itt future Is made into a mot. 'Phis - maintain,-t. lex 3 p I —word ...

... seen to it the roads are properly constructed and maintained. It is hardly likely, however, that the Persians or the Persian Government wilt bring about any improvement. This for several reasons. In the first place the Shah, and the officials at Teheran ...

... licther wile. transfer, grant, or psrtnerslap. etc, with foreiv aubjects, without the perniic.ion and approval of the. Persian Government. Should anyone act against this pi 1 a 1 a: the transaction wiH not hold .01 not he certified Wltt will con- Likrisl ...

... ciectdar note, doted July 25th, Ivia been received by Sir ft. Hardinge, his Majesty's Minister at Teheran, from the Persian Government t—Wbentas the Pensian sobjects holding coreeemion from the Persian Ornament sometimes erster into transactions .-.. ...

... received by Sir A. ,( T.^rsi# 11 . Minister at Teheran, from the Whereas Persian subjccti h u olll cti n11 ] from tho Persian Government _ transactions with foreign 1 \ afterwards lead to contention p^ygia' 1 :^. parties, and cause trouble ♦11 ~,-or ...

... while the reinforcements pcornimd by the (lowermost have not yet arrived. The danger of the position boo alarmed the Persian Government, who has made overtures for peace to Hadp Misbrand, the ehiet the rebel that is the future He tribesmen shall be - required ...