... the French cruiser Gloire fired six shells her sister ship the Marseilles, but only one bluejacket was injured. The Persian Government has issued a proclamation granting a general amnesty, though exception is made in the case of certain reactionaries ...

... Cossacks in event of their laying down their arms ? (3) Will Cossacks be allowed to continuo their service under future Persian Government e (4) u ill Sat-oar Arad and Sipandar as tar as portent° guarantee safety of cossacks in event of their, surrendering ...

... 300 Russian deserters and Anareiists are stated to have Petrol'', revolutionary force. The critical position of the Persian Government is intensilied, adds the correspondent, by the fact that the Shah's troops are insulli• ciently supplied with artillery ...

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

... Legation at Teheran : and, if so, whether he could state the result. Sir K. Grey replied: apology been demanded from the Persian Government, and understand that it will forthcoming; but until it has been made in satisfactory terms tlie cannot bo regarded as ...

... one of tbe refugees in the Legation was about to leave. Mr. Marling, the British Charge d'Affaires, protested to the Persian Government, and demanded that the Governor and the Court Mirshal should attend in full uniform to apologise. ...

... that one of the refugees the Legation was about to leave. Mr. Marling, the British Charge d’Affaires, protested to the Persian Government and demanded that the Governor and the Court Marshal should attend in full uniform to apologise. ...

... that one of the refugees in the Legation was about to leave. Mr. Marling, the British Charge d’Affaires, protested the Persian Government, and* demanded that the Governor and the Court M vrsbal should attend in full uniform apologise. QUEEN AT WHITE CITY ...

... the Shah that asylum would only be granted refugees-in eases of the most extreme danger t-o life, has protested the Persian Government. against this supervision as an unheard-of insult, and has demanded that the Cossacks shall be withdrawn. 'File Times ...

... iue fanatics who have been moved to crime by the excitement caused by the long conflict between the .t armament and Persian Government. , . ~, The Shah alighted from bis car and entered the nearest house. Shortly afterwards, surrounded guards, His Majesty ...

... they are fanatics who have Men moved to crime by the excitement caused by the long conflict between the Parliament and Persian Government. The Shah alighted from his car and entered the nearest house. Shortly afterwarda, surrounded guards. His Majesty proceeded ...

... by the Mahotnnte. den Pharisees, and he had to endure insult and Pereimution, and finally death at the hands of the Persian Government. But, Jett behind nein a beautiful hope as • legacy to his followers, namely. that He whom God shall manifest should ...