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... ILLEGAL LEVIES Sy It will be remembered that in 1613. the British Government advanced a of £lOO,OOO to the Persian Government for the special purple° of developing the gendarmerie orgaruzation in the province or Fars with a view to the 'suppression of ...
... progincee it is clear that only a portion of the taxon can be collected, and that the number of claims filed against the the Persian Government for highway robbery will continue to increase as before. But in the matter of revenue it is probable that the restoration ...
... TABRIZ COSSACK BRIGADE. OUR 00 EIMPONDINT.) TEHERAN, Dec. 25. At the request of the Government the Persian Government has agreed to an increase of 400 men, two Russian officers, and four Russian non-cesnmiesioned being made to the strength of the Cossack ...
... is understood that Retsina intends to withdraw shortly a considerable blusher of troops from Northern Persia. as the Persian Government has agreed to increase the Persian tosrack Brigade at Tabriz from 600 to 1.200 men, with f our 'Russian officers and ...
... the Punjab. PERSIA. THE TURCO-PERSIAN FRONTIER. The Teheran correspondent of the Times telegraphed on Nov. 16: —The Persian Government has instructed its Ambassador in Constantinople to sign the protocol of the Turco-Persian frontier agreement, the sole ...
... 1889 and 1894, for example, it comprised some 400 telegrams and letters. Matters really became active in 1842, when the Persian Government of those days appealed to the British and Russian Ambassadors at Constantinople and begged them to intervene at the ...
... gives an of the Franco-German negotiations in to enterprises in Asia Minor a nd Syria. r erco-Persian Frontier. , The Persian Government has instructed its Arehessador in Constantinople to sign the Protocol of the Turco-Persian frontier agree. runt. ...
... ToCO-PERSIAN FRONTIER. PROTOCOL TO BE SIGNED. (FROM OUR TEHERAN, Nov. The Persian Government has instructed its Ambassador in Constantinople to sign the of the Turoo-Persian frontier weethe sole reservation being that the o mestion rights of the Shat-el-Arab ...
... GLISII3I AN'S UPSIDE-DOWN FLIGHT The Persian Government announces that it decided to ratify the frontier agreement reached at Conbtantinor:e by the Turco-Persian delegates. . • 1 .• ,„,_ • .7f, • • ••• tio Mr. B. C. Hocks, the ainnan, - whe at the ...
... Certain customs revenues are hypothecated as security tor the loan, but in the event of these being insulicient the Persian Government is to provide other source* of revenue NEW LOAN ITEMS. The of Preference , shares by th• Dunlop Rubber Company ba• been ...
... n' observing that their fellow-nationalists in Russian territory are to be granted many reforms. They hope that the Persian Government may be moved to consider their position. There is no question of an ' autonomous Armenia. The Armenians are well aware ...
... Frontier.—Reuter telegraphed from Teheran on Oct. 27 The British and Russian representatives to-day presented a Note to the Persian Government concerning the Turco-Persian frontier. It is understood that the Note is similar to that which was presented at Con ...