... collection of taxes from Russian subjects, initiated at 31. Mornard's request. I understand that has 80 informed the Persian Government, stipulating, however, that the taxes levied in northern provinces should be paid into the Russian bank, as was done ...

... of an order front the Imperial Russian Legation, has pounded the whole surplus. amounting to £42,600, upon which the Persian Government had counted for paying the gendannerie and police arrears. This amount is being used by the Russian Bank to satisfy ...

... local tribesmen were the best to protect the trade routes. If our trade in Southern Persia was to have a chance, the Persian Government should give us some facilities for protecting these routes. Only by that means would the independence of Persia be preserved ...

... 7th.-PERSIA AND TURKEY. SIR E. GREY informed SIR J. D. REEs that Kasr-i-Shirin has not been awarded to Turkey, and the Persian Government has acquiesced in the award of Chiasurkli to Turkey. INDIA (DAILY ZAMINDAR APPEAL). Mr. C. ROBERTS informed Mr. MORRELL ...

... reports ; and whether the British Government have any intention of offering the services of British officers to the Persian Government for police work ? SIR E. GREY : My attention has been called to an article in the Times on this subject, and also to ...

... umfiv“ubtedly serious. TE: Govern‘ment conld not hold out any hope that money would be lent for the general pur s of the Persian Government, but they imflded to advance another £50,000-half of which would be provided by India—to grevent the collapse of the ...