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... even dis-cussed that it will the policy of and Britain to hasten withdrawal foreign troops Persia and strengthen the Persian Government in its endeavours to re-establish order and secure the of the trade routes It seems nevertheless that M Sazonoff and ...
... Belgian director of the Persian customs housqe at Teheran. ” ; . - The latter alleges that the shells are destined for the Persian Government, which lately acquired %mme Hotchkiss gruns. “There is an air of mystery labout the case which has aroused considerable ...
... with some of his associates, but after some time they were all set free. He continued. however, to speak against the Persian Government, and w again imprisoned, but ultimately once more obtained his release, and was granted a pension by the Shah, notv ...
... supplied to the Turkish Government differed from those supplied to the Persian Government. The former had wooden telegraph pules, and the latter iron ones. The Persian Government, in their jealous hatred of the Turks, feared that if wooden poles were ...
... based upon the consideration that English is mom valuable in Central Asia. The ''Transceapian Review states that the Persian Government has asked the Russian Government to despatch to Persia a party of civil engineus to make the accessary survey for the ...
... would be a task taking some time ; but the occupation of the cities I have mentioned would crush out the life of the Persian Government, and leave but a sparse and not particularly patriotic population of some four millions, spread over an area five times ...
... the Russian Government. If there are Russian appheants for the rail. way concessions granted by the Persian Government to foreigners, the Persian Government undertakes to give them the preference. Persia undertakes to construct a road from Astrabad to Erdebil ...
... number now employed is nine thousand. RUSSIA AND PERSIA. THE NAVIGATION DECREE MODIFIED. AGIINCT•I TEHERAN, DEC. 26 The Persian Government is drawing up ante upon the Karim River question :is an appendix to the circular of October 13th to the representatives ...
... RUSSIA AND PERSIA. The question which arise in consequence of the late acts of the Persian Government is now regarded, in }Lucian diplomatic circles, as entirely disposed This view is redied in the language of the Rosman paves, the principal organs of ...
... deceased them The prisonersubesquentlyeamein, walked b o dy has been terribly diefieured. The child is eel' The weed Th e Persian Government has waived its objections to ',he appointment of a Russian Consul at Meshed. i adds.ssed it had only consented to return ...
... , says ho has received a telegram from M. Schleyer, the inventor of Volapuk, stating that he is in good health. The Persian Government has notified to all the foreign legations here that henceforth navigation open on the Karim river for merchant vessels ...
... Sunday. The other inmates had narrow escapee. Intelligence received at St. Peteraborg from Askhabe4 atates that the Persian Government has prohibited the export of fruit and wheat to the Transcaspian provinces ul Russia. The Lord Chancellor has increased ...