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... Peraia, with ETio aacertaining its commercial posaibilitioa days commcrcal rivalry, it ia alarm- J' 0 bear that the Persian Government has Sarently agreed to forbid the granting of Eceaaiona to foreigners, Russiana, naturally, bung excepted. The Premier ...
... though it is pretty certain that the delay that has taken place has been wholly due to the oustruction and apathy of the Persian Government. Colonel McMahon has had much experiences of the ways of Oriental States where Missions an Commissions and the like ...
... looked for. At pr c« inhabited sparsely nomads, t h* t hJ for the cold weather and re. summer, taking their flocks v Persian Government could w , good, and induced to °* most important of which be an enormous change for gou few years poverty plJ lr Pe>sii ...
... into the account*, • total of £120.525. After deducting expenses there remains £72.719. of which £4.000 goes to the Persian Government in terms of the Concession. and £2.695 for Inccene-Tax, leaving £60,023. The interim dividend of 3s. per share paid ...
... nevertheless, has been made, and that is the central and dominant fact. At the same time it is misfortune that the Persian Government, either seriously or in a moment of irritation, haa threatened to cast the whole problem the Perso-Afghan frontier back ...
... OOOdoI. compensation for the loss of her husband. The punishment was. for religious reasons, out of the question, but the Persian Government paid the Minister SO.OOOdoI. as compensation to the widow, who. however, refused to take it. She said her husband waa ...
... involved a little disagreement with Dervish, and the result the widow priced her late lamented M.000d01.. say £6.000. The Persian Government, being prevented circumstances from punishing the Dervish, who had, no doubt, remembered an important engagement in ...
... n in Persia of the customs and Post offices, which for the past five years have been iu the hand s of Belgians. The Persian Government was tired of dealing with two departments, which were constantly brought into' troublesome contact with Europeans, and ...
... granted in May 1904 to'Moayer el Mamalecfc-a Porsian subject , who disposed of it . to tho Russian Discount Banh . The Persian Government havo coutflstod tllft legality of the saJo of the concession to the Bank ; matters arc now a . t & deadlock , and some ...
... precipice near Orta.—Reuter. THREATENED FAMINE IN PERSIA. St. Petersburg, September 6. A telegram from Teheran says the Persian Government has prohibited the exportation of cereals from Persia in order to minimise the threatened famine.—Dalziel. SENSATIONAL ...
... 1903 he received a rebuff which was very eloquent of the real state of affairs, and the commercial treaties which the Persian Government not long since entered into, first with Russia and then with Great Britain, bear equally strong witness of the success ...
... and 30,000d01. —,— for loss of her hosband. The punishment was, for religions reasons, out of the question, but the Persian Government paid the Minister 50,000d01. as ■util', »ne compensation the widow, who. however, refused to take it She said her husband ...