... general charges, amounting to £83,460, the sum remaining amounts to £74,309. From this sum £4,000, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, has to be deducted, and also income tax, £6,951, leaving £63,358, which the directors propose ...

... preference shares, 600,000 of the latter being fully paid, and 300,000 15s. paid. The Company owns concession granted by the Persian Government giving the exclusive right to search for, develop, carry away, and sell petroleum, natural gas, asphalte, and ozokerite ...

... politics of Persia,’’ continued Mr. Price. Last summer the Tipadar was appointed Governor-General of the province by the Persian Government. On arrival at Tabriz he found Government House occupied by Russian troops, who refus« to move out, and the: were occupying ...

... let of The Turkish Paris on day had rejected Italy's peace proposals as unacceptes Anglo Bussian N The reply of the Persian Government to the tory on all points. of Febroary 18 is satisfac recovered, and hope ix en’ In s 5 ay et yy for the 35 men entombed ...

... Ministers, who are in constant communication with the Russian Government in regard to the best means of enab- ling the Persian Government to re-establish order and tranquility in the country. Papers will be laid, as soon as possible, before Parliament in ...

... thereupon said he would aris M_ Deloasse has accepted We portfoie for Foren Affairs PERSIAN AFFAIRS. Veheran Ir « the Persian Government substantial pens ons to the ex Shab Shiraed Sultaneh and Solar ed Dowleb alls their leaving Persia BOSTON STRIKE EXTENDING ...

... ascertained that the British Govern- ment is prepared to in with the Russian Government in forwa n g the proposal of the Persian Government, if satisfactory terms, route, etc., are agreed upon, and if, after fur- ther investigation, the scheme is ld to be ...

... importance to this country, and it is not too dearly bought by the sacrifice of Mr, Schuster and the obligation on the Persian Government to consult Russia and of foreien advisers. Great Britain equally in ail future appointments ...

... Southern Persia, an what steps had been taken hy the Persian Government to punish the offenders, Sir Edward Grey said the answer to the first part of the question was in the affirmative. ‘The Persian Government were to remedy the prevailing insecuri endeavouring ...

... had any information with regards to statements published in this papers that Russia on Saturday last intimated to the Persian Government that unless the Persian Treasury gendarmes were withdrawn from the property of Shua-es-Sultaneh and an apology tendered ...

... Southern Persia, and what steps had De aken by the Persian Government to pur he offenders. 8 Edward Gre said the answer to the first The part of the question was in the affirmative Persian Government were endeayouring to remedy the prevailing insecurity ...

... THE APPOINTMENT OF CAPTAIN STOKES. British Minister in Teheran Tuesday 'presented Note to the Persian Government intimating that, should the Persian Government insist on Captain Stokes’s appointment with |>o\vers in Northern Persia Great Britain will recognise ...