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... allaying the feelings of the irritated Musulmans„ the Ruanen Foreign Office sends ultimatum after nitintatura to the Persian Government on the slightest —in fact, no provocation at all. Indeed, my view of the Russian projects becomes invested with considerable ...
... PRICE 21, THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME. DEFEAT OF INSURGENTS. TEHERAN, Ocr. 7.' The new programme of the Cabinet expresses the intention of the Government to reopen Parliament, to link up the Caspian or some point in Azerbaijan with the Persian Gulf ...
... assist the Persian Government for the purpose of enabling the latter to re-establish order and to secure the safety of trade routes. We may hope. although it is not so stated, that this foreshadows an attempt to provide the Persian Government, under adequate ...
... The spending of the loan should be entrusted to an official of great administrative ability, and for this purpose the Persian Government should be given the widest area of choice abroad. It is maintained in some quartets that Persia needs & rigid autocracy ...
... PERSIAN REPLY TO RUSSIA. (mom ors TEHERAN. Acro. 15. The Persian Government, replying to Russia on the subject of the Tabriz-Uruniish railway, declares itself ready to grant the concession, but refers to the fundamental law of the Constitution, which ...
... efficaciously, fresh difficulties have so far continually arisen to prevent their doing much in concert. Yet, if a Persian Government is to be kept in being, it is admittedly a vita _ Mi the other harbours and bases necessity that money should be forthcoming ...
... the alignment or with the objects of the Tram- Persian ec.heme. _ _ But surely the question ought to be asked. IDo the Persian Government or the Persian nation want this railway. that, according to you. is to confer upon them such blessings ? Have they asked ...
... German Imperial ue for the financial rear 1911 show • total 'Plus of about £11,366,000. 'loam Pretender's !Plight. , The Persian Government forces have entered w manshah, and Balar-ed-Dowleh has fled. Few Rising. Redman, one of the British military 6 1 - 1 ...
... Ia RESTS BY THE PERSIAN - GOVERNMENT. 1 '*)l4 1 I kta; e 4411 it, th ...
... Rennes, and former French on the Algero-Moroccan been appointed the French eneral in Morocco. 4 ,.. 14 by the Persian Government. Persian Government has begun • series ;'ftssis of members of the late /deifies and e ftetitutional leaders. As no agitation the ...
... ccerpetemie of the Belgian administrators of the Persian custoem, In violation of the contract between the Bank and the Persian Government. his obstinate refusal to give up the Idea of employing Mr. Stoke, In the administration of the Treeaury the appointment ...
... Britain will also the extra Consular guards from Shirai is P ahan. * *trances have given the greatest munfact io to the Persian Government. The see d; show great energy and capacity, but it s doubtful whether their resources are equal to te task of coping ...