... moment solved everybody's difficulties by throwing up the sponge. With reference to the new Shah, we are told that the Persian Government asked that be should be delivered to their keeping ; the boy Shah said at once that he thought his mother would not ...

... bean made would, trusted, soon fsoeav© it. Sir E. Grey, in reply to question about the situation in Tabriz, said the Persian Government had been warned that if any harm was don© to Kurooeen lives or property would held responsible to British Government ...

... least 300 Russian deserters and Anarchists are stated have joined revolutionary force. The critical position of the Persian Government is intensified, adds the correspondent, the fact that the Shah’s troops are insnfFiciently supplied with artillery and ...

... in cordiM operstam with us advising the Shah to on gamm Mr LYNCH (1 Yorke) asked whether thr advice gives to the Persian Government had hewn to amnions atr.-tread Parliament titr E. GREY The advice generally hag leen carry out the month. which made ...

... be far away—at Aden or Bombay. It would take a week or a fortnight to bring them lip. The ability or inability of the Persian Government to maintain order in its rim capital and protect the legation. ought to be the leading factor in deciding the British ...

... s dais hum the Pullen Minister of Foreign Affairs announcing that the minunderstandings which had arisen hetet= the Persian Government and the paih hare been entirely removed. The telegram adds that there now • menplete endastanding between the Shah and ...

... force it away from Ito The commander of the Persian camp Belted for deficient time to communicate with the, Imperial Persian Government sad to ark for Instructions. Torten' officer. however. Mated (valid add nothing to be lead already mid, and before three ...

... Ilulak, and attacked and drove off some Persian troops. who offered but slight resistance. A telegram adds that as the Persian Government feels some alarm at thew repeated incursions of Turkish troops., and is unable to put • stop to them. it will appeal ...

... Colchester Rose Show were some Persian rosei, brought from the grave of Edward Fitzgerald, translator of Omar Khayyam. The Persian Government sent a rose tree to be planted on Fitzgerald's grave at Boulgo, Suffolk. Probably the greatest number of wild geese ...

... Ed. Jonss, Trewythcn. A short and interesting account of the work dons by him medical missionary in Armenia under the Persian Government was given Preaching services were held Wednesday evening and Thursday when aetmons were delivered by the Beva D Perry ...

... foreign traders or of merchandise in Matiehuria. In regard to the 12,000 refugees at the British Legation in Teheran, the Persian Government have been urged to satisfy their reasonable demands. Mr Gladstone stated that he not prepared to recommend the releaw ...

... booth Walla runt Mlllll. WIN GMAT BLOOD tY add bra . - A Berlin correspondent is responsible for the statement that the Persian Government has asked Germany to act as mediator in the Anglo-Turkish dispute. This is a gleam of humour in the situn t ion which ...