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... carpots the manufacture a winch unitsie dyw were employed. The result wadi a total oforatiou of exports. whioh Urged the Persian Government to allow tb••• &moles to be *sported for a tortata period. atinarluenen there has bar • rasa to port *very available ...
... --{:::}---- t telegram received from Teheran rays the Persian Government is negotiating :or the purchase of two gunboats with a view to putting a stop to the operations of smugglers in the Persian Gulf, whose activity has recently go& beyond the control ...
... and local feeling was strongly melted. The Persian Government thereupon sought the laterventlon of the British authorities under the terms of the Anglo-Peevish tnosty of 1857, whereby the Persian Government undertook to refer any disputes with Afghanistan ...
... carpets in manufacture of which aniline dyfs were employed. The result wae a total cessation of exports, Which forced the Persian Government alio at theue articles to be exported for certain period. In coneequence there has been rush to export every available ...
... which my predecessor referred in his reply to the honourable Membtr on the 3rd March 1903, has been settled with the Persian Government without demarcation. Up to the end of 19 .4-5, the expenditure on the Mission had amounted to about 26 lakhs and about ...
... boundary, to which my predecessor referred in his reply to the hon. member on March 3, 1903, has been settled with the Persian Government without demarcation. Up to the end of 1904-5 the expenditure on the Mission had amounted to about 26 lakhs, and about ...
... fipst prize of £6O. MUGGLING IN THE PERSIAN GULF. St Petersburg. Friday.—A Teheran Vlegram of yesterday's date says the Persian Government is negotiating for Y purchase of two gunhcats with a ¥ 10 terminating the operations of gglers in the Persian Gulf, ...
... boundary to which my predecessor referred in his reply to the hon, member on March 3, 1903, has been settled with the Persian Government without demarcation. Up to the end of 1904-1905 the expenditure on the mission had amounted to about 26 lacs, and about ...
... in the manufacture of which aniline dyes were employed. The result was a total cessation of exports, which forced the Persian Government to allow these articles to be exported for a certain period. In consequence there has been rush to export every available ...
... arrived Beira ycMnnl.ty and were enter* taioed Iqr the Portuguese East fries. It is reported from Teheran that the Persian Government intends after the .Shah's return fonnd National Bank a counted poise to the Russian Discount Dank. The Swcdish-Norwegian ...
... dollars compensation for the loss of her husband. The punishment was, for religious reasons, out of the question, but the Persian Government paid the Minister 50,000 dollars as compensation the widow, who, however, refused to take it. She said her husband was ...
... CARPETS AND ANILINE DYES. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) According to trustworthy information ceived recently from Teheran the Persian Government is concerned greatly at the continual deficit brought to light in the Budget, and it is seeking fresh sources of revenue ...