... Government as s=o aLlatraffETH OF THE EMI ••a° to walk aimed. This getoleinan was obliged to During dm past year the Persian Government et the fatereatemo foams on eu esISYK.I. ‘eardiereemome .91.7=molivir 461 •s. 'Zi.- .., o- and ! . go te Europe, but ...

... (Put* 4 1 • • - Imperial and .Foreign. Martial law has been pruclainied in Teheran, nays our Correspondent, but the Persian Government are to retie • isuficient force to defend the capital. (Page C.) Dr. De Forest, the inventor of a system of telegraphy ...

... Russia has violated her pledgee bo discourage any rising against the Throne. TEHERAN, July 20. It is understood that the Persian Govern. Inca intend to address a strongly worded Note to the British and Russian Legations , recalling the frequent representations ...

... ). by them. —ls there are truth in the rumour that Lord According to information received by the Kitchener smile ea Persian Government and communicated to the this appointment, and. if so, may we these leo Legations, Mohamed All has latterly bees conditions ...

... carried est by yearly drawings at by of a rumslatite sinking fund of 4 per cent, per annum, commencing in 1916, •hile the Persian Government msy repay the bends at par after Pim 1 on giving tin months' notice. A contract haa I been into under whirl the Persian ...

... remained easy, while the £1,000,0011 year.. Wag London County bills placed at an average rate of about £3 la. per cent. The Persian Government Five per Cent. lose for £1,230,000 was Waned at firtj per cent. The Bank received £7.i.i.t18.) goki—niaiol• bars-- front ...

... Mejlis 412 thunder authorising the employment of a Forope.in to organise • forte to he known es Treasury gendarmery, Persian Government, through Treasurer has offered the appointment to Major Stokes, Who onnipletes his term as British Attadie in Teheran ...