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... he stuck some petty party political point or the newspapers and in one breath saying we must try and negotiate with Persian Government and at the time abusing the Persian Premier “It a deplorable performance” declared Mr Howard “and it made wonder how ...
... worth lv while popular feeling te such a pitch that the Shah awed he eonee= nA ries. were ob} to ¢ way and the n the Persian Government had to pay the ' an vd of half a million ert whieh amount was borrowed from the Imperial Rank of a Hritish concern Th: ...
... COLONIAL. The statement that Gibraltar is to be connected by the Spanish railway system is declared to be unfounded. The Persian Government has granted an important trailing concession in Northern Persia to group of Russian capitalists. Mr. Stcinitz won the ...
... I TeHORAn, Thursday.—Yielding to the agitation, the Persian Government has cancelled the tobacco export monopoly held by the Tobacco Corporation. Paris, Thursday—Mr, Bednell, the Englishman imprisoned at St. Etienne for alleged espionage, has decided ...
... Shohsovans and seventeen Cossacks were killed. Many were W The Russian commander has asked for reinforcements. . . , . , The Persian Government agitated, fearing Russian interference in Khoraatan ami Azer- Mian. Quiet has been restored at Meshed. The Shah sending ...
... Reabd of a viait made by him last December to the fishery establishment at Enzelee, beld, under a concession from the of Persian Government, by M Leonozoff, Astrakhan The establishment, says Consul Churchill, looka quite a Russian settlement, with ils shipwrights ...
... moving for C‘ rrc-|s>uden- between the Government an-1 Baron Rent- on the » ibje« t the concession recently made by Persian Government him, commented --n the extensive nature of the concession, and wished for an explanation the course Government intended ...
... abandoned ur protest against the gross infringement of treaty right \ report of the oceurrence was at once made to the Persian Government, which replied that as fan re Was impending, it could not be responsible for kee; the population in check. It also suggested ...
... from thence are not favourable, and Lord Paluerston admitted in the last days of the Session that the good faith of the Persian Government cannot be depended upon. We regret that it should have been considered of sufficient importance to notice in the Royal ...
... a railway from Tiflia to Teheran. PERSIA. The Gazette of Teheren of the Bth of January contains new manifesto of the Persian Government. The concessions offered by Persia to Great Britain are again alluded to, and contrast is instituted between the ftiendly ...
... he e to the Jews upon the New Covenant; but the difficulties which the convert was sub- jected to, arising from the Persian Government, were in- surmountable e next ye an account of his visit to another town in the same direction, where he had an inter- ...
... will be laid before you. that the condact of the Persian Government has led to “Her commands us to express to you her regret hostilities between her Majesty and the Shah of Persia. The Persian Government, in defiance of repeated warnings, aod in violation ...