... here from Penis states that Herr director of the Daeteche Orient Bank, was expected to receive concessions from the Persian Government, “involving the possibility of securing farther important coaoessions later on.” The German Vice-Consul Mosul, has left ...

... All was quiet in the south. Mr. LYNCH: Is the brother of the Shah raising troops in the south and marching against the Persian Government? Sir E. GREY asked for notice. ALIENS DEP)RTED• Mr. GLADSTONP: stated that under the Aliens' Act 493 persons were excluded ...

... The text of the Convention which Herr Stemrich, the German Minister in Teheran, concluded on July lst, 1906, with the Persian Government, says a Router's message from Paris, shows that the latter undertook to grant to any German bank, or to any group of ...

... were despatched from Meshed. The 1 authorities and the inhabitants j are preparing give them a grand reception. • The Persian Government is taking vigorous i measures to punish those who took part in the ' an*i Russian movement. In his annual report for ...

... were despatched i'rom Meshed. The authorities and inhabitants Sabzevar are preparing givci them grand reception. The Persian Government is taking vigorous measures punish those who took part the anti- Russian movement. —Reuter. ...

... DISORDER IN PERSIA. St. Petersburg, Wednesday.—A Teheran telegram states that order has been restored at Sabzevar. The Persian Government taking vigorous measures to punish those who took part the anti-Russian movement. GRATITUDE TO M. STOLYPIN. St. Petersburg ...

... Majesties, who start on Friday for thff'lfbntinent. A Teheran telegram states that order ha;; been restored at Sabzevar. The Persian Government is taking vigorous measures to punish those who took part in the anti- Rusaian movement. The Saragossa Alicante Railway ...

... houses were undamaged, and that order had been restored in the town. The Russian Minister Teheran has pre demand the Persian Government for the punishment of those guilty of the murder, for a guarantee for the safety of Russian subjects, and an indemnity ...

... undamaged, and that order had been restored in the town, The Russian Minister at Teheran has presented a demand to the Persian Government for the punishment of those guilty of the murder, for guarantce for the safety of Russian subjects, anc an indemnity ...

... difficult, and especially so if it is hedged round by unreasonable ax demands, which Australia itself cannot entertain. Tas Persian Government and people must always have a fascinating interest for this country. For one thing, we owe them vast stores of classical ...