... 1880. The East. The special correspondent of the ‘Daily News' in Central Asia, writes that, owing to the orders of the Persian Government forbidding any corn to be sold to the Turcomans lest they should resell it to the Russians, the former are in a position ...

... Gaster's work is entirely supported by voluntary funds a large proportion of which are raised by our association. The Persian government is becoming increasingly interested in her work, and we hope that in time they will set up a state system of blind welfare ...

... good fruit. went the buildings for the industry, houses, churches, chapels, hospitals, and schools. Now. instead of the Persian Government continuing to build upon that foundation tliey have done nothing at all. Their own rich folk robbed and exploited their ...

... had the right to make its own decisions without outside interference? the latter, why not accord tlie same right the Persian Government? E. C. GRIFFITHS. Rugby. HOUSE PURCHASE LOANS YOUR interesting report the last Town Council meeting reminded of the ...

... situation, with particular reference to what happened in 1932 when he himself was Minister of Mines and Oil and when the Persian Government wanted to break the agreement. On that occasion the dispute was laid before the League of Nations in {three days and ...

... an American. Secondly, and even nioro sinister to those who looked ahead, would the attitude and actions either the Persian Government the Soviet Union over the 1921 Treaty. Treaty laid down that the event any disturb, antes would com© to Persia’s aid ...

... Hertfordshire. Sir E. Grey, the Foreign Secretary, stated in the House of Commons that the Government has applied to the Persian Government for an option to construct a railway in South- West, Persia with British capital. Prebendary Carlile said at the annual ...

... continued disorder on the trade routes in Southern Persia led my Government n}?wmly to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvemenf has Meely been shown in the condition of the routes ...

... a counter-claim for the return of the furniture they found for Draper. The British Banister at Teheran, replying the Persian Government, declines to dis. the presence of foreign troops in Persia, and points out that there can be no hope • revival of trade ...

... dollars compensation for the loss of her husband The punishment was, for religious reasons out of the question, but the Persian Government paid the Minister 50,000 dollars compensation to the widow, who, however, refused to take it. She said her husband was ...

... his crime. It is true that in 1891 and 1892 there was much popular opposition to the tobacco monopoly granted by the Persian Government to an English company, and subsequently certain amount of ill-feeling prevailed, especially among the Mollahs and Seyeds ...

... Association the necessity for carrying out their promise to establish schools for their co-religionists in Persia. The Persian Government have granted a concession to English engineer to construct road from Teheran to Bagdad, and for the establishment of ...