... suspicion. In the past I thov have hail Kooil reasons lor their suspi! cions, reasons w hich believe reniov -il. The present Persian Government has done ercat deal since look the reins of power H, allay thi- unnecessary mistrust of Russia. Hut the work wilt tie ...

... inverted mantles. The total cost of the widening, amounting to .£203,000, beans borne by the Bridge House-Estate*. Tho Persian Government has issued stringent regulations restricting the sale of opium, with view to tho ultimate suppression of the smoking ...

... has been made -by the Persian Government the removal or departure of the ex-Shah, or whether euch objection has been made the Russian or British Legations? Mr. M'KINNON WOOD—No objections have been made cither the Persian Government or by the Legations ...

... taken on the recommendation tho Consul, and the Minister at Teheran fully concurs in its necessity. I trust the new Persian Government will soon get sitimtion in hand and enable the detachment to withdrawn. CRETE. Mr. II ART-DA VIES asked Die Secretary ...

... Government have entered into regular relations with the new Persian Government? Sir E. GREY—If the hon. member- will give notice of that question I shall be able to say when the new Persian Government haa been officially recognised other Powers. INDIA HOUSE ...

... that the elections to the Persian Assembly were to held soon possible. He did not think that representations to the Persian Government, that the elections should be postponed until guarantees had been given for the faithful observance the amnesty, would ...

... Deputy-Governor. Replying Mr. George Gooch, Mr. WOOD said the Russian Government had decided to make a small advance to tlie Persian Government on the Shah undertaking to restore the Constitution. H.M. Government were satisfied that the proposed action would not ...

... EDWARD GREY Europeans it Tabrix are subject, course, to risks incidental to residence in town which is under siege The Persian Government have been warned that if any harm happens to his Majesty Consulate-General, or to British subjects or property, they ...

... discussed was known. PERSIAN LOAN. Answering Mr. Rees, Mr. MACKINNON WOOD «ml he had no official information that the Persian Government had received a loan through the Gitmawn bank in Teheran. had not heard that any embargo had been laid the Customs at ...

... PETERSBURG. Thursday.-A tele* gram from Teheran states that the British and Russian Legation:, have made representations the Persian Government urging that an inquiry should opened immedately into the murder, on the night the 23rd ioat., of the Mujtchid and three ...

... Government, who were more directly interested, had. understood. already made the necessary repre- MWitatrona to the Persian Government, and it was proposed await the result. Major asked whether the line was mended or not? Sir EDWARD GREY—No, sir. As far ...

... British Minister was. among other diplomats, invited. The British Minis ter refused the invitation on ground that th« Persian Government had ignored Great Britain’s protest against tho seizure of gold which won in course Iran Terence to the Tabriz* branch ...