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... erdinary course, on kie own applicatioD. and bad connection with the recent loan by Kasai prupoaal had been made by the Persian Government her Majesty’s OoTernmcnt of loan on terms could accepted. THE IMPERIAL VOLTNTEEBS’ rifles Mr. WYNTIHAM, replying to ...
... Blenheim and London. Some tomarkable relics are being unearthed by the French excavations in the Mound of Susa, Per.ua, and Persian Government retains half of all the intereating finds, the suggestion is made that those concerned with the study prehistoric A ...
... affair. Thereupon, the Rusaian Minister at Teheran, under instructions from St. Petersburg, peremptorily forbade the Persian Government to proceed with operation, and offered on behalf of to advance larger amount security of the throughout the whole Persia ...
... that his death marks the commencement of the era revenge. The Pari* correspondent the Time* states that recently the Persian Government, being financial difficulties, applied through the Bank of Persia for assistance from a group British banks, offeri” ...
... Van. The Ottoman Government has also requested the Persian Government to arrest these criminal bands, who, on being pursued by Turkish troops, may attempt to recroes the frontier. The Persian Government is also urged take proper measures for preventing ...
... PERSIA TiIIIEATENIM; TURKEY The Persian Government has boon asksid by Ititssis to so-operate iiitait.st Turkey. In obe iiesoe to this PltralA IS sending troops to the Turkish frontier. ...
... BARON REirrER. In a special telegram from Berlin to the Pall Mall Gaulle, dated the 13th inst, it is stated that the Persian Government rests its annulment of Baron Reuters concession upon his non-obs. rvance of Clauses 8 end 23 of the Convention. The ...
... works; and the first step will be the deposit of £40,000 as caution money in the Bank of England, to be forfeited to the Persian Government in the event of the works not being begun before a fixed date. Persia, in feet (says the Times), is as open to us, as ...
... personality to attract round him a large number of .iples, and this number increased so rapidly and to such extent that the Persian Government took serious | alarm, and the MxiVias denounced Mahmud an archheretic. With all this, and ith his peculiar tenets, we ...
... difficulties exist which will have to adjust. Sir Seymour is urging the prosecution of the Kurracbee harbour works. The Persian Government, it is said, has proposed that ■“‘•’Hand should furnish Persia with few steam-vessels of English officers, to be delivered ...
... the exclusion of the ruler of Muscat. The ostensible reason for this movenieot was, we are told, the horror felt the Persian Government at the atrocious murder of the late Imam by bis own son. the present Imam ; but it is believed that a well-founded dread ...
... the country, and the general character and disposition of its inhabitants. shall she say something on the form of the Persian Government, its influence on the dispositions of the Persians themselves. Persia is about three times as large as France, yet its ...