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... hoped w'ould listened to this time UPSURGE IN THE EAST On tlie Britain had to ed make concessions one would agree that Persian Government had right to abandon an oil freely entered Britain equally would deny their right to nationalise any in their country ...
... plague, but its existence had long been kept secret by the Turkish authorities. In consequence of the outbreak, the Persian Government had forbidden the departure of pilgrime from Kerbs's, and had established a sanitary cordon on the frontier. It was ...
... these fifteen acres, n i onnly disgusted. Since that tins it appear. tow which have hitherto produced their owner only a Persian Government have retair.ed a mixed nominal agricultural rent. staff of military isetructora, with the hope Measles Imre prevalent ...
... guarantees that she will hold Herat in the interests of England. The tessians, it is said, have reg Beaconsfield to the Persian Government that the 'field Administration will probably be overthrown et the General Election,theer objects being to Ashur the ...
... eighty-six Conservatives. The' Promo of Vienna publishes a special despatch, asserting that the Sublime Port and the Persian government have come to an underitanding to submit the settlement of the frontier question to a mixed corn. toisitop. It is added ...
... Stli lost. Ali Pasha and Filed Pasha have become reconciled, and all reports of ministerial changes have ceased. The Persian Government has ratified an agreement concluded between Ferouk Khan and a French house for working up part of the silk produce of ...
... Wee been • Mayo election of • perfectly penefel nature. Brat.—Mr. S. Ftrzontain said, fa reply to Mr. Ornery, that the Persian government bad shown no jutentin of violating the late treaty, or attaoking the ledependenn of Herat. They had advanced claims ...
... 19th, state that up to the 10th of August Ilerat had not been evacuated, and that Mr. Murray had remonstrated with the Persian government on the subject. A letter from Tauris of August 22 states that Mr. Abbott, the English Consul-General and Commissioner ...
... the British Minister, had combatted the excuse of Murad-Mirza and demanded the execution of the treaty of peace. The Persian Government then proposed to send two commisiioners to Ilerat to ascertain the real position of the place. Colonel Taylor, a military ...
... British mission is to return to Teheran, immediately after the ratifications of the treaty have been exchanged, when the Persian government is to receive it with the apologies and ceremonies specified in a separate note hereafter given. A commissioner on each ...
... between the two Imbassadors, and the return of the friendly talithins between the two governments On the other hand, the Persian government expressly forbade the authorities at the frontiers to comment, bee. tilities with the English troops. For the reasons ...
... shah to discontinue his friendly relations I with the Cabinet of London, or occasion hostilir ties with that power. The Persian government has already several times manifested its good i intentions in an official manner. Its line of cone duct has been subservient ...