... SURVEY. News Condensed for the Busy Reader Mr. Steyning Beard, J.P. for Sussex, died at Hove yesterday, aged 64. The Persian Government yesterday applied at the British and Russian Legations for the loan of £500,000. The King left London yesterday to visit ...

... trie next meeting the Ward Vc'tes thanks the Conservative and to the Chairman for presiding concluded the meeting. The Persian Government yesterday applied at the British ami Russian Legations •for a loan of Mr Thomas Price Willis, solicitor, died at Winvlow ...

... Jesuit preacher. The Baden-Baden grand prize on Saturday . resulted a dead heat between Mademoiselle Bon Azalee. The Persian Government has issued stringent regulations to suppress the sale opium, 6ays Renter's message from Teheran. The Dover man, Wakerell ...

... PERSIA. (TIMES TELEGRAM. PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) st Petersburg, Monday. Tae has begun regular relations with the new Persian Government, Tt has thus ite legality, M. Isvolsky had to-day a long interview with the Persian Minister in St. Petersburg, Isaak ...

... Russia has given the Persian Government to understand that two-thirds of the Russian troops will be withdrawn from Azerbaijan on the appointment by the Shah of a Governor for that Province. Unless you use BORAX EXTRACT OF SOAP for washing clothes or ...

... Mr George Gooeh) stated that the Russian Government had decided to make a smal advance from 50,000 iilOO.ooo to the Persian Government on the .Shah undertaking restore the Constitution. OLD AGE PENSIONS. Mr. HOBHOvsr. (in answer to Mr. Menzies said that ...

... men of the tribe, who robbed and stripped him. Sir G. Barclay, the British Minister, has made representations to the Persian Government demanding that urgent and stringent instructions be sent to the Governor of Shtra* ordering him to see that reparation ...

... likely to meet. In reply to another questioner. Sir Edward gave details of the anarchy in Pcniv and said had warned the Persian Government that shall hold them responsible should any harm befall the British Consulate owing to the action of the troops. The ...

... to dead. The Shah's troops having occupied Marand the Russian frontier is threatened. Sir Edward Grey has warned the Persian Government that it will be held responsible for the safety of the British Consulate at Tabriz. Negotiations between the Transvaal ...

... Russian deserters and Anarchists are stated to have joined PetrofTs revolutionary force. The critical position of the Persian Government intensified, adds the correspondent, by the fact that the Shah’s troops are insufficiently supplied with artillery and ...

... REIGN OF TERROR IN PERSIA. St. Petersburg, March 10. A Teheran correspondent the Russkoe Slovo states that the Persian Government is having recourse provocation. Numerous proclamations have been posted calling on the people to massacre Europeans. A telegram ...

... Foreign Secretary, while admitting that the Shah's troops cut the Indo-European telegraph lines, said that had warned the Persian Government ! that they would be held liable for any injury which would caused to British interests. unpleasant quarter of an hour ...