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... lending article :—We have reason to believe that directions have been sent to our Mil later at Teheran to inform the Persian Government that Her Majeety's Government role/we Perin from the treaty engagement of 1857 by which Persil bound herself net to ...
... itraight to Beret, through Deregaz, and without touching Mery cannot be carried out without the ce nnivance of the , Persian government, who t ither would have to provision the Russian troops marching along their frontier, or, what is more probable, to ...
... - - It is reported that a French company have obtained There is great distress among the out-door opera. frost the Persian Government the concessim for a lives in Dublin, owing to the suspension of works, imilway from Reshta, on the Caspian, to Teheran ...
... ustronn Government has demanded that the commander of the troops concerned the ureter elicit be pomaded. and that the Persian Government shall tender an apology and give guarantee, ngoinst a repetition of similar ow- rage,. The Semites Iluvcroment hes fully ...
... preparation an encycloptedia, tobe called the Globe Encyclopiedia. edited by Dr. Ems, of the Edinburgh High School. The Persian Government has punished the persons guilty of having burnt alive the Israelite Jehuda at Hamadan, and intimated that it will take ...
... the National Club. A Vienna telegram 'aye letters from Teheran state that the Russian Ambassador there has asked the Persian Government for permission to construct a railway from the Russian frontier to the interior of Persia. _ _ Mr. Attwood, of Cheshunt ...
... Commission of Inquiry into the Bank Charter Act. Silty thousand chassepot rifles have been bneht from Germany by the Persian Government. By permission of the Russian authorities, thoy have been sent sin Riga, and are through the Caucasus free of duty. ...
... the usual offence, attacking the Ottoman Goverewent, the Levant Herald is this time charged with 't libelling the Persian Government. ...
... undertaking of the kind referred tn. This reply, he was assured, hail hot caused any feeling of Jig ati~ part of the Persian government. • TUDIDAY. Lord Oranwore maintained the accuracy of the alley,-atious he had made on the previous night as to the Bishop ...