... the I - Wheat. The market is very Anclo-Russian Note of February 18: firm, and occasionally 3d. dearer, and the demand Persian Government, deeply touched by the good, though barely up to %esterdas dimen.sions. intentions of the two neighbouring Powers, NValla ...

... March The following is & summary of the Persian reply ited yesterday to to the Anglo-Rus- sian Note of February 18 “ Persian Government, deeply touched by the good intentions of the two neighbour- ing Powers, and animated by the desire to give their proposals ...

... months in Teheran to organise a local gendarmerie of 3,500 men, is still without money, which he cannot get because the Persian Government will not accent a loan on the terms laid down by Russia and England. It strikes me that unless the gallant Colonel makes ...

... fire to warehouses, and caused further loss to Manchester merchant*, and what steps he wa* taking in the m Acland : The Persian Government have informed his Majesty’s Minister at Teheran that Salar-ed-Dowleh, brother of the ex-Shah, has entered Kermanshah ...

... comparatively steps he was taking in the matter. small. for brokers strenuoush advised clients not Mr. Acland said the Persian Government had part with holdings in a moment of flurry, as a informed his Majesty's Minister at Teheran that settlement of the ...

... informed Mr. Barton that His Majesty’s Government fully realised the serious conditions that prevailed in Persia. The Persian Government were taking such steps as were possible in. the matter, but the Foreign Secretary could not promise take measures beyond ...

... Acland, by way of comforting Manchestet merchants, told the House of Commons that the Swedes in the Service of the Persian Government were elaborating a scheme of police. We were told this six months ago, but the scheme is no nearer elaboration now ...

... to establish life insurance as a State monopoly. The ex-Shah has left Asburada Island for Baku in a Russian ship, the Persian Government having granted him a yearly pension of 225,000. COMMERCIAL AND PRODUCE MARKETS. The Bank rate remains unchanged at 3i ...

... Claims against the Persian Government is, so far as I am aware, about A . :75,000. The detailed claims are, however, filed at his Majesty's Legation at Teheran. In the event of any considerable loan being raised by the Persian Government, which would include ...

... future residence has not yet been made known. His brother remains at Astrabad. The financial arrangements between the Persian Government and the ex-Shah are, it now appears, that the ex-Shah is to have a yearly pension of 75,000 tomans (about £14,000), ...

... the sum of museum Thieves have taken from and enamel bonbonniere, SVL. to his procureur on his cores* tion day. the Persian Government a yearly pension 75,000 tomans has been to the ex.Shas who has left Ashureds for Baku os * Russian ship. acd Some rare ...

... protection: to which it is lawfully entitled. We see that in Southern Persia» there is a etate of absolute disorder. The Persian Government is absolutely powerless to restore order without outside help. That cannect be denied by anyone. The independence of ...