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... THE PERSIAN LOAN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ‘‘ MORNING LEADER.” Bir,—ln the “Times™ of 15 Oct. it was stated that the Persian Government was negotiating for a loan with the Imperial Bank of Persia, and to-day it is stated (on the authority of Reuter's Agency) ...
... REPARATION PROMISED. DSCLIUMIN The Minister for Foreign Affairs, in a written reply to-day to the Note addressed to the Persian Government by the British Minister here, says that the very painful incident of Captain Eckforers death has caused boundless grief ...
... TABRIZ COSSACK BRIGADE. OUR 00 EIMPONDINT.) TEHERAN, Dec. 25. At the request of the Government the Persian Government has agreed to an increase of 400 men, two Russian officers, and four Russian non-cesnmiesioned being made to the strength of the Cossack ...
... same regiment. The troops will land at Bushire and march to Shiraz, a distance of 180 miles. It is understood that the Persian Government has been informed that the troops are being despatched to protect British life and property, and that as soon as order ...
... of affairs. It was all very well to talk about not interfering with the independence of the Persian Govern. went, but the truth was that the Persian Government was perfectly impotent. What was the British Government goi.ig to do if another officer was ...
... employment of Major Stokes by the Persian Government, Mr. Morgan Shuster, the Treasurer- General, has issued a statement in which he animadverts upon what be describes as the unwarranted coercion the Persian Government by Russia, and Great Britain acquiescence ...
... to the Persian Government by His Majesty’s Minister at Teheran on the condition of the southern trade routes. The facts are as follow: , For the past three years His Majesty s Minister has made serious representations to the Persian Government respecting ...
... reply to the Russian ultimatum in regard to the demand eon. (amine the appointmeat of future foreign advisers : The Persian Government, in view of its strong deice always to maintain cordial rth tions with Great Britain and Russia in the future, will ...
... any reason, but on .July 26 he informed the Persian Government that the reason was that the person in question had been appointed Consular Agent by the Russian Consul at lspahan. In October the Persian Government renewed its protest against the appointment ...
... employment of Major Stokes by the Persian Government, Mr. Morgan Shuster, the Treasurer- General, has Lased a statement in which he animadverts upon what he deesribes as the unwarranted ooerckai of the Persian Government by Ramis, and Great Britain's a ...
... AWARDS. COMPENSATION FOR BRITISH AND RUSSIAN SUBJECTS. St. Petersburg, Saturday.—A telegram from Teheran states that the Persian Government has paid compensation to the amount of 2,543 tomans demanded by Russia for a schoolmaster named Smirnoff on account ...
... The Persian Government have been expressly informed of tfie pacific intentions of the tr9ops, whose one aim is to afford protection to the foreign colonies in case of need. Certain proposals have recently been received from the Persian Government, and ...