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... hand and the Ministers of the Persian Government the other hand have drawn up in concert the fol- lowing piotocol:— Article I—Hia1 —Hia Majesty Mohammed Ali Mirza having declared that he had delivered to the Persian Government all jewels and other Crown ...
... MURDER EUROPEANS. ARMENIAN POPULATION FEAR MASSACRE, St. Petersburg, Wednesday. A Teheran correspondent states that the Persian Government is having recourse to provocation. Numerous proclamations have been posted calling ou tbe people to massacre Europeans ...
... A Russian Loan. Answering Mr. Rees, Mr. M'KINNON WOOD said bed no official information that the Persian Government had received a loan through the German Bank in Teheran. He had not heard that embargo had been laid the customs at Bush ire bj the party ...
... British Minister was, among other diplomats, invited. The British Minister refused the invitation the ground that the Persian Government had ignored Great Britain’s protest against the seizure of gold which was in course of transference to the Tabriz branch ...
... the windpipe was large piece of roatton, which bad caused suffocation. verdict of accidental death was re* turned. The Persian Government has issued stringent regulations to suppress the sale opium. Reuter. The.following advertisement appears in German paper:—“ ...
... the British sod Bus.' nan Governments to tb, terms on which they are prepared to make an advance ol £500,000 to the Persian Government politics in this country may be said to be marking time. A son of. the notorious Rahim Khan, who the Royalist forces ...
... Minister, who was chief of the Court cabal. the second place, it ought to be universally recognised that the present Persian Government has no constitutional right contract loans or to grant concessions without the consent of Parliament. The Shah had very ...
... its capture will accompanied by massacre and general looting. The Legations here have deemed it advisable to warn the Persian Government that it will be held respoofible for the lives and property Of their respective nationals at Tabriz, and for the In* ...
... Government have entered into regular relatione with the new Persian Government? Sir E. GREY—If the hon. member will give notice of that question I shall be able ■ to say whether the new Persian Government has been officially recognised by other Powers. Indian ...
... 174.987 1,412,738 Flour 2,761 17,247 158,391 296.648 2.196 3,431 16,129 13,673 I,SoB 8.693 53.931 24,068 The Persian Government intends to replace Samad Khan Saltaney another Minister to Paris, but the French Government has been advised* that the ...
... Cost of management and ■•II contingencies in United Kingdom „ Debenture mtereat 30 •ay £270.000 16 «?nt. royalty to Persian Government a« against the £36,000 red to pay the 6 per cent, on th- 600.000 preference ahar« . Tt anticipated that almost limitWa ...
... Turkish and Persian authorities; that, there was a general amnesty, Sattar Khan bad presumably nothing fear from the Persian Government, and that the Russian authorities have nothing against him. The Indian Deportations. Dr. RUTHERFORD the Under Secretary ...