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... Teheran through the British Consul at Bandar Abbas or Kerman. Is this so ? With reference to Para. 3of your letter the Persian Government has razently despatched to Kerman a force of gendarmerie under Swedish cffiems who , o firat duty when they have established ...
... Between and 1894, for example, it comprised some 100 telegrams and lettere. Matters really became active in 1842, when the Persian Government of those days appealed to the British and Russian Ambassadors at Oonetantinople and begged them to intervene at the ...
... probably be concluded by about the end of May next. The period for the survey granted by the Persian Government is two years, at the end of which time the Persian Government will dee:de whether to grant a concession or to build the railway itself by means of ...
... PERSIA'S DEBTS. A Parliamentary White Paper, publitdied oa Aug. 21st, sets our, the outmt inding of the Persian Government to the ano Indian Governmente as follows : A portion of the Anglo Indian loan of 1903-4 repayable by March, 1928 Anglo-Indian advance ...
... Army. Passia.—The following telegraphic message has been received by the Persian Consul-General at Oalcutta, from the Persian Government : One of the culprits, named Faridoon, who made an attack on Mr. Smart, baring been arrested by the provincial authorities ...
... not entitled to continue to pour cut British Indian money as they were doing. We ought to oupperi the authority of the Persian Government not only in ore portion of the sphere but over the whole, and assist to raise a force to restore order. Wa ought to ...
... Mahomed Gali, who was pursued by the men of Ganamal Mulk, was shot and killed during his flight. It is expected by the Persian Government that there will be no further trouble on the Shiraz and &whir° road ; but they are ever optimistic in Persia. - Rruns ...
... iron poles, the , r on rough wooden make-shlfts, the ,ormer belo• ging to the Indo•Buropt an Company, the latter to the Persian Government ; and desd and dayieg camels. As we breasted yet another ascent, the words of th , or driver cheered us on. Baia n ...
... Bagdad Railway Company, will arrive in London this week. May 19 The British Minister recent'y handed a memorandum to the Persian Government plfo'ng on reoord Britain's intention in accerdanes with her prescriptive right to otrry out tEe lighting and buoying ...
... Sir J. D. Rees asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs : Whether he has any official in. formation from the Persian Government to the effect that the troops have inflicted adequate punishment on the tribesmen reAponsible for the shooting of Capt ...
... have pursued. THICIPROP.)SED LOAN. There is in Persia at the present time as far as personnel is concerned the best Persian Government that. it is possible to obtain. We wish—and the Russ an Government has shown a disposition to adopt- the same course—to ...
... PRRSIAN AFFAIRS. THE RUSSO-BRITISH LOAN. TIMBAL April 15. Sir W. Townley, British Minister, yesterday handed the Persian Government tifoo,ooo, the British share in the join Ruseo-Bvitish advance. The money will be under the control of the Tressurer-G3ner ...