... and foes. The first fatal step was repudiate an international agreement. by breaking the valid contract between the Persian government and the British Company. ‘•Persia apnears now blind to the salient fact that in the world w know it no one nation can ...

... drugs of addiction. A Commission of Enquiry wiil shortly proceed to Persia to study the possi- bility of as. ng the Persian Government to reduce opinm production by substituting alter- native rops in the place of the opium poppy In London Town As I write ...

... the last two months or he had been travelling abroad, end had been the guest the Turkish Government in Turkey, and the Persian Government Persia, but he was glad to be back at Rugby again, and to be with them on that occasion.—Mr. W. P. Bourne next proposed ...

... disorder on the trade routes Southern Persia led my Government reluctantly to address strong representations -o the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvement has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...

... NEWS IN BRIEF. the burning » Hindu theatre at TinneveDy 100 natives were killed and many injured. ■The Persian Government has exhibited the export of fruit and wheat t>i the Traiiscaspian Provinces Russia. Three children belonging to fruit pickers burnt ...

... 400 telegrams were received, some of them coming from New Zealand, New York, the Continent, and one on behalf of the Persian Government. About 400 letters were also received, and many presents, including an American axe, a bust of Achilles, and one of ...

... Persia during last month proved even more destructive than was at first anticipated, official report prepared for the Persian Government shows that at Mianeh, where the shocks continued with more and less vigour from the 22nd March, to the 2nd inst, the ...

... uf Attruc!;, in Persia, which is only about 3-50 miles from Herat, Our alarmist contemporary also declares that the Persian Government are bound treaty provide supplies for any liussin army which may have to march through that country, and adds tint, ...

... is postponed to the Antrim Assize-, by order of the Attorney-General. It is stated that orders have been sent by the Persian Government to the Persian representative at Paris to engage forty professors for the Lyceum and new colleges of a similar kind ...

... Dost Mahommed is said to have completed the investment of Herat; and there no confirmation of previous rumours that the Persian Government was assisting the ' defence of the city. Business continued dun at Jamacia. The picking of the coffee and pimento crops ...

... Teheran to the 6th of August have reached Constantinople, reporting the non-evacua- tion up to that time of Herat. The Persian Government has named a resident Governor at Bushire. The Sadr Azam continues in the ascendant, and matters are pretty much in the ...

... Murray, the who resided at Teheran before the war, will return to Teheran, were he will be with great houours by the Persian Government. Ferouk Khan, according to the Independance of ix eudeavouring to negociate @ treaty of commerce between Persia and ...