... question of the necessary surveys for the line, the possibilities and costs of the undertaking, the concession from the Persian Government, and other matters, have been formulated. The Societe d’Etudes will comprise three groups —British, French, and Russian ...

... aware that the Viceroy of India March 25 stated in Council that in the south of Persia anarchy reigned supreme, the Persian Government having neither power nor authority, whde order m the Gulf ports was maintained solely by the British East India Squadron ...

... aware that the Viceroy of India on March 25 stated in Council that in the south of Persia anarchy reigned supreme, the Persian Government having neither power nor authority, while order in the Gulf ports was maintained solely by the British East India squadron ...

... the town. ! - The British subjects, as a measure of precaution, intend taking shelter at the British Consulate. The Persian Government is not inclined to regard the situation very serlously. Fighting between rival sections of the | Kashgais is reported ...

... question of the neocesary surveys for tho line, the prusdbilitie® and costs of tho undertaking, the concession from tho Persian Government, and other matters, have been formulated. The Societd (or promoting syndicate) will comprise group®. British, French ...