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... Bank the sum of £400,000 as a eontribution towards the war expenses. A telegram received from Teheran says that the Persian Government has' decided to buy two . gunboas, - to be used in patrolling the Persian Gilf, with a view to putting down the smuggling ...
... PERSIAN GULF. ST. PETERSBURG, AVG. Tbe following telegram of yesterday's date been received here from Take= :— The Persian Government is negotiating for the parchase of two gunboats. with a view to putting a to the of muzzier, ht the Persian ...
... St. Petersburg, Aug. 25 (Retder). —The following telegram of yesterday’s date has been received here from Teheran The Persian Government is negotiating for the purchase of two gunboats, with a view to putting a stop to the operations of smugglers in the ...
... SMUGGLERS, Sr. PETERSBURG, Frd ‘3 The following telegram of yesterday’s date has been received here from Teheran: * The Persian Government is negotiating for the purchase of two gunboats, with a view 10 putting a stop to the operations of smugglers in the ...
... 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 ...
... suspected of planning the occupation of certain strategically important and well-watered posts. It is said that the Persian Government are about to recall their present commissioner at one of these places, Mirdschiwa, as prejudicial to Persian interests ...
... their Government to proceed in this preposterous fashion year after year seems singularly pusillanimous. To allow the Persian Government to shelter itself behind Russian intrigue seems equally pusillanimous. Moreover, the account shows that the delay was ...
... disagree- J| ment with a dervish, and in the result the widow priced her late lamented at 30,000 dollars, say £b,ooo. The Persian Govern ment, being prevented by circumstances from punishing the dervish, who had, 110 doubt, remembered an important engage- ...
... occupation of the strategically ‘imporum. and well watered posts of Lads, Dusab, and Mirdschiwa. It is said that the Persian Government ie about to recall their present commissioner at Mirdschiwa, as his conduct is regarded as prejudicial to Persian interests ...
... 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 ...