... Bauk of for voar ended September including £19,107 ought forward, were £73,277. From this £4,000, the .iinonnt due the Persian Government, has be ocducted, leaving £69.277. interim dividend ot 3». per share has been paid, and a final dividend of 4s. per ...

... remembered, was made in 1907. The “Novoe Vremya” describes the new Agreement as differing from that of 1907 in that the Persian Government shares in it on equal rights with England ami Russia. Nine years ago, the article adds, Persia was regarded as an accessory ...

... infantry, cavalry, and artillery. An army of the same dimensions will bo formed in tho south under British instimctors. The Persian Government will in this way have at its dispesal a forco which will ot leave it to its fate or Ptray it, as the Swedish gendarmerie ...

... guns over tho Turkish border. Hooded the country with inflammatory leaflets, and, against the express orders of the Persian Government, set up their wireless installation at Ispahan. Allied with these champions of Persian neutrality were the Turks, whd ...

... machineguns over the Turkish border, flooded the country with inflammatory leaflets, and, against the express orders of the Persian Government, set up their wireless installation at Isphan. Allied with these champions of Persian neutrality were the Turks, who ...

... machine guns over the Turkish border, Hooded the country with inflammatory leaflets, and, against the express orders the Persian Government, set up their win less installation at Ispahan. Allied w.*u these champions of Persian neutrality were the Turks, who ...

... gives good reason for hope that this improvement will maintained. arrangement with Persian Government on financial and other questions is in prospect, the Persian Government having shown sincero desire to work with Allied Govern- casualty lists last night ...

... agreement had been actually concluded, but an arrangement on financial and other questions might shortly be arrived with the Persian Government, who had shown a sincere desire to work with tho Allied Governments. TRIBUNALS AND ONE-MAN BUSINESS CASES. Mr. WALTER ...

... Government Persia, he hoped arrangements with regarl financial and other questions would shortly h' arrived at. The Persian Government had fiown a -incere desire to work with the Allied Governments. THE TREATMENT GERMANS. George Faber asked the Prime ...

... PERSIA. PETROGRAD, Monday. message from Teheran says the Ministers of Russia and Great Britain on the one hand and the Persian Government on the other yesterday exchanged Notes bringing to a successful conclusion negotiations which have been going on between ...

... Monday, (Received to-day). A message from Teheran says the Minister* of Russia and Great Britain on the one hand and the Persian Government on the other yesterday exchanged Notes bringing to a successful conclusion negotiations which have been going on between ...

... (Major E. H. and Captain J. G. L. Ranking) and ©no Sepoy were killed, and two Sepoys wounded. Failing reparation by the Persian Government, British Government ordered that Bushirc should and occupied until the Government complied with our demands, and a- ...