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... characterised her unjust demands will result in the application of pressure from Russia and Great Britain behalf the Persian Government. This appears be the only element of difficulty in foreign policy which the new Regent of Persia will have to face, ...
... 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 compensation to the widow, who, however, refused to take it. She said her husband was ...
... dollars compensation for the loss of her husband. The punishment was, for religious rensons out of the question. but the Persian Government paid the Minister 50,000 dollars compensation to the widow, who, however, refused to take it. She said her husband was ...
... dollars compensation for the loos of her husband. The punishment was, for religions reasons out of the question, but the Persian Government paid the Minister 50,000 dollars compensation to the widow, who, however, infused to take it. She said her husband was ...
... Abruxzi is contemplating expedition to the Himalayas, state* the Rom« Giornale d’ltalia.” Permission has been given by the Persian Government for the establishment of a German bank Teheran. Violent thunderstorms, causing peat floods and much damage to the gram ...
... deputation will elect President and two Vice-Presidents, who will be changed yearly. The elections are now proceeding. The Persian Government hae given permission for the establishment a German bank here. THE AGBOR RISING. SEVERAL DEATH SENTENCES. LAGOS, Monday ...
... Exchequer oy is so great just now she can no longer afford to finance the Persian Monarch. During the past ten so the Persian Government, whenever their finances have run low. always known where to turn for assistance. Russia has ever been prepared grant ...
... that some 12,000 persons had taken refuge at the British Legation Teheran. His Majesty's Government had urged upon the Persian Government the advisability of taking immediate measures to put a stop to this state of affairs, by giving satisfaction to the ...
... at the particular point where the conflict occurred has been in progress for years. The reasonable pretensions of the Persian Government have been superciliously rejected by Turkey, who has placed every possible obstacle in the way arriving at an amicable ...
... last month is likely to be superseded a return the aggressive, hectoring methods which brought about the conflict. The Persian Government appears to somewhat sceptical of Turkey’s intention perform what she promised, namely, withdraw her troops from Passvah ...
... oolifidenoe. The losses to auriculture are estimated at £14.000.000. Some thrilling escapes are deacribed by refugees. The Persian Government has addressed a new demand to the Porte for prompt and complete satialaction for the Turku-Persian frontier incident ...
... regaining confidence. The I cue* ayricultur* are aetima. ted £14.000.000. Some thrilling escapes are daseribed refugees. The Persian Government has new demand the Porte for prompt and complete satisfaction for the Turlto frontier Mr. the president of the Mutual ...