... British and Russian Governments as the terms which they aro prepared nwk© an advance of five hundred thousand pounds the Persian Government politics in this country may said be marking time. son of the notorious Rahim Khan, who commanded the royalist forces ...

... the British sod Bus.' nan Governments to tb, terms on which they are prepared to make an advance ol £500,000 to the Persian Government politics in this country may be said to be marking time. A son of. the notorious Rahim Khan, who the Royalist forces ...

... decision of the British and Boas' ■an Governments the terms on which they ere prepend to make advanos ffiOMOO to the Persian Government politiae in this country may he mid to be marking time. Aeon of.tbs notorious Rahim Khan, who the Royalist foroaa at ...

... 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 ...

... Persian Apology to Russia. A cable from &t. Petersburg yesterday states Teheran telegram says that the Persian Government has officially conveyed .to the Russian Minister profound regret at the attack made the marauders upon the caravan the two Russian ...

... PERSIA AND RUSSIA. St. Fctersburfr, Wednesday. A Teheran telegram says—The Persian Government has officially conveyed the Russian •Minister its profound regret at the attack made by the Kaekai marauders upon the caravan two Russian OonsulMieneral. One ...

... officer will among the demands presented the Shahsevans. Whether punitive measures will undertaken is not yet decided. The Persian Government has expressed its regret the Russian Legation for tbe attack on Consular party, and promised send large expedition to ...

... news of the attack, immediately set oat for the spot with Indian troops. The Russian Minister has demanded from the Persian Government full compensation for the loss bustained, and the punishment of the rohhers. BRITISH OFFICER DROWNED IN INDIA. Bombay ...

... teceiving news of the attack immediately sst out for the spot with Indian troop*. The Russian Minister has demanded from the Persian Government full for the loss sustained and punishment of the robbers,—Renter. OBITUARY. Professor A. L. Meissner. It is with sincere ...

... yesterday, the Persian Minister in London held reception at the legation in the afternoon. The Minister telegraphed tie Persian Government the of the Person community in liondon, and the Parse* community, conveyed to im Sir M. Bhownagree. “DB.” BODIE S DRUG ...

... infantry and one grenadier battery left Tabriz for Russia on the 16th October. Mr. REES—Can the hon. gentleman say if the Persian Government preserving peace and order in the district now? Mr. M‘KINNON WOOD-I venture suggest to hon. friend that that is entirely ...

... that two of infantry and one grenadier »on left Tabriz for Russia on October 16th. REES—Can the hon. gentleman say if Persian Government is preserving peace •“d order in the district now? M KINNON WOOD—I venture to sug'o my hon. friend that that is entirely ...