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... existed between the two Governments, has permitted the Loan Bank of Persia to take up the. loan to be issued by the Persian Government to the' amount-of 221% Million roubles underthedesignation I of the 5% Persian Gold Loan of the year 1900.> In pursuiance ...
... the affairs of the corporation, ;and conclude the negotiations for compensation with the i. Secretary of Stats and the Persian Government. I y A provisional ag-reement has been signed by which the ,f capital, funds, and~ business uf the Albien Fire Inanrance ...
... profitsewbich would have resulted from the busi- ness if the Persian Government had proved equal to their engagements, has been presented. To this basis of claim, altbough it is that which the Persian Govern- ment themselves seemed to put forward in their earliest ...
... 4 of all expanses of working the undertaking and of 3 5 per cent. upon the capital employed, shall be paid 4 to the Persian Government. d Certificates for the M-iddlesbrough Street Rail- 7 way Company, Middlesbrough Electric Light, Heat, 5 and Power Company ...
... been formed for the purpose of acgniring and turning to account the mining rights comprised in the concession from the Persian Government, for the sixty years from January 30, 1889, and which -.concession is mno, vez-ad in the Imperial Bank of Russia. A ...
... caused a partial failure of crops of wheat and barley by rust. Exportation of grain was consequently prohibited by the Persian Government, and en this occasion very pro. perlv The price of bread, rose to almost famine prices in Shirac, end much distress ...
... cannon foundry has beer, established at Ecrat for the casting of heavy guse. News from Persian 'Saraklis states that tho Persian Government has sentI an engineer to that place, and has made a grant for repiiing end strengthening the fortifica- tions and building ...
... slicutes 6ofore.-'Ile prisoner Wlas then dis- chllarged. The Mlornhisi lost's correspondent at JIcslin telegr-aphs that the Persian Government. Ihadl purchased at Berlin a lirce qcuantity of arms, principllylb, rifles, We (1Noressess DiaUdV Presa) hear that Mi ...
... ?? invest thehr surpluses the sasle way. It is stated that an English company has received a coan- cession from the Persian Government, conveying to them the solo right of mading railways in Porsia for the next twenty years. A contractor has, it is said ...
... disastrous lire has occurred at Galata. One handred and fifty Uvea were lost. The difficulty between the Forte and the Persian Government becoming more serious. The general interruption of telegraphic communication continues. TERRIBLE FIRE IN CONSTANTINOPLE ...