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... 2h>t July, kit, beta Ireceived oy Sir R. Uardiuge, lus Majesty’s ter Teheran, front the Persian Government;— Whereas Persian subjects holding from lire Persian Government sometimes enter Sato transactions with foreign subjoin, which a(t«. wards ieod to contention ...
... removed from his post for not going board Lord Carson’s ship during the Viceroy's recent tour in the Persian Gulf. The Persian Government has formally notified the British Government of his dismissal. ...
... misejoaary’s servant, took Mr. Lahare* miles a secluded plain, and murdered aim • very cruel manner with d-.'g-'ere. Persian Government promised see lire this terror to Christians, •* - protected the Chief Mujteheid. who aW** determined save from -l sible ...
... his Majesty’s Minister Teheran, from (be Pcr-iao Government Whereas the Persian subjects holding concessions from the Persian Government sometimes enter into transaction* with foreign subjects, which afterwards lead to contention between two parti—, and ...
... servant, took Mr. Lahaite *l2 miic*» secluded plain, and murdered him in a very cruel manner with dageera. Although the Persian Government promised to secure the pun:. Hinen'. of this terror to Ohridians, still proteetdl by llie Chief Mujteheid, who appeal* ...
... Shiraz, who had arrived at Bushir© welcome him. PERCY replie ...
... removed from his post for not going on board Lord Carzon’s ship during the Viceroy’s recent tour in the Persian Gulf. The Persian Government has formally notified the British Government of the dismissal. THE POPE. telegram.) Rome, Uondav. —The Pope day celebrated ...
... removed from his post for not going on board Lord Curzon's ship daring the Ticeroy’s recent tour the Persian Gulf. The Persian Government has formally notified the British Government of the dismissal.—Renter. EX-PRESIDENT STEYN. The Hague, Monday. Ex-President ...
... PERSIA. RUSSIA WATCHING AND READY. A St. Petersburg despatch, dated December 30, my.:-- The N ome Viemya warns the Persian Government against the latest device of British politicians, who are endeavouing, A says, to exhort from it important oonoesaione ...
... took Mr. Labaree six miles to a secluded plain, and murdered him in a very ernel manner with daggers. Although the Persian Government promised to secure the punishment of this terror to Christians, is still protected by Chief Mujteheid, who appears ...
... servant, took Mr. Labaree six miles to a secluded plain, and murdered him in very cruel manner with daggers. Although the Persian Government promised to secure the punishment of this terror to Christians, he is still protected by Chief Mujteheid, who appears ...
... anxiety, largely owing to the lawless conditions prevailing. For some time back there has been ranch grumbling against the Persian Government for granting large concessions to foreigner*. The customs and postal system are in the hands of Belgians, and it stated ...