... should be meted out to the bandits who attacked the caravan, but that it was telt that it would be right to give the Persian Government further time before insisting upon action. As at present advised his Majesty's Government did not intend te send a punitive ...

... jointly to Persia the sum of £400,000. The terms of the advance have not yet besn settled. The negotiations between the Persian Government and the British syndicate regarding the Mobarnmerah-Khoramabad railway project and mining concessions in the south are ...

... sections are destined ultimately to be merged in the projected trans-Persian systeen. By the terms of the concession the Persian Government is free to purchase the Julia. Tabriz line after the lapse of 35 years on payment of the capital expenditure together ...

... (mom ova OWN ST. PETERSBURG. The news that the Chaim*, de Enzeli Teheran et de Julia h Tabriz i s secured from the Persian Government tLn concession for a railway between the two named places naturally is in Petersburg. The contract siin nx i Teheran ...

... that it it is impossible to imagine why they should be Invented. . . Of course the promisee and undertakings of the Persian Government are pure farce. There has got to be an expedition, and the sooner Government realise it the better. At present the solo ...

... OFFICERS IN PERSIA. The Pavian Legation reoqueste us to deny an impression that the Swedish officers engaged by the Persian Government for the organization of the Gendarmerie are not equal to their task or that they are the least dishosrtened at their ...

... room for hope there is that the Persian Government will be able to restore order in Southern Persia. Even if the British Government lend money freely, and give all possible support to the efforts of the Persian Government and to the Swedish Gendarmerie ...

... authorities can restore order in the south. If Great Britain lent money freely, I and gave all possible support to the Persian Government and the Swedish Gendarmerie, I things would still go from bad to worse. Southern I Persia is rapidly becoming a closed ...

... ECKFORD. PERSIAN INEFFECTIVENESS. TEHERAN, JAN. 5.° The steps which Great Britain intends to take in the event of the Persian Government proving unable to exact reparation for the murder of Captain Eckford remain undisclosed. The Commander of Mukbir-es ...

... in the time to come, the public is like to hear much of Shiraz in a l more intimate sense, for the collapee of the !Persian Government in Fars is bringing it more and more into the circle of Imperial responsibilities. The Central India Horse are already ...

... death of Captain Eckford. It is officially declared that no effort will be spared to convince Great Britain that the Persian Government realizes the neceesity for the immediate suppression of brigandage on the Bushire-Shiraz and that. moreover, it has ...

... who is the nearest relative in this country of the late Captain Eckford, and expressed to him the condolences of the Persian Government, their deep regret at what has happened, and their sympathy with all the members of the late captain's family. PORTUGUESE ...