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... reactionaries under Harsh Mirxa, who gave himself out an artillery officer of the Russian foroo now occupying K'azvm. The Persian Government has made strong representations the Russian Minister here, who. it is understood. suggested the despatch of thirty Russian ...
... under Darab M.rza, who gave himself out as an artillery officer of the Ruseian force now occupying e v 4% . RN, . ' The Persian Government has made strong | representations to the Russ:an Minister hen,] who, ilt ils understood, suggested the dispaich of 30 ...
... ATTACK ON A TOWN. PERSIAN GOVERNMENT FEARS REACTIONARY PLOTS. Teheran, Monday.—A telegram was received I:ere last night from Zenjan, in the province of latamsch, announcing that the town had been attacked by reactionaries wider Darab Nlirza, gave himself ...
... reactionaries under Darab Mirza, who gave himself out as an artillery officer of the Russian force now occupying Kazvin. The Persian Government has made strong representations the Russian Minister here, who, it is understood, suggested the dispatch thirty Russian ...
... TO THE EDITOR. 1 81r,—In • leading article in yesterday's paper you take to trust &seemly, if not threateningly. the Persian Government for their failure to keep order in their l country. . . One of the two obvious reasons for this is by _lack of funds ...
... on the construction of railways. The replies given reaffirmed the principle embodied in the recent joint Note to the Persian Government. South Africa—Lord Gladstone, the First Governor- General, reached Cape Town on 17th inst., and Lord Selborne, the last ...
... railways. The replies given by St. Petersburg and London reaffirmed the principle embodied in the recent joint Note to the Persian Government. 3fsr 19. The semi-official Rostriya, after demonstrating the speciousness of the complaints of the Yam' eche Zeitung ...
... and the Peraian Government Lbaeli free to grant them. If, therefore, England and Bunin attempt either to compel the Persian Government to refuse con cessions other Powers or to frighten other Powers off from asking, for them they are not acting upon the ...
... year's figures. That is rather a high price for British manufacturers and British workmen to have to pay because tho Persian Government t put down brigandage on one of the chief of the kingdom. It is, of course, only a part of the price that comes out ...
... 50,000 RIFLBS FOR PSRSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, May 18. A message received bare from Teheran states that the Persian Government has remitted to the Persian Bank an order for the delivery of 80,000 rifles of the latest pattern and 10,000,000 cartridges.—Reuter ...
... building has in the irresolution of our Foreign Office in tle,eribed, and it is suffitient to say that a dealing with the Persian Government. The will be in the purest Italian Renaissanc e si t .h, tariff of 1902. framed to favour Russian products 340 ft. long ...
... charged for insurance on goods in transit to the north. The European firms here cannot afford to insure, and although the Persian Government is supposed to be responsible for foreign-owned merchandise robbed on the recognized trade routers, claims on this account ...