... replied, said: His Majesty’s | CORRESP* heran has reported that two d one of Grenadiers left for on Mr. BELL! Is the Persian Government preserving | the Prime Mi the district now ? private notic YON WOOD—May I suggest that that is | spondence wi erent ...

... of his country. Possibly his return n the faith of Russia and England in ity of the Persian Government and ble the granting of the necessary poner the situation is brought toa etter for all concerned. English will do well to devote their thought > finding ...

... petition from the Town Clerk ; and the | the statement. bowing repeatedly, | on the paper I SecreTaRy)—If any money is » Persian Government it should, in my done without guarantees that it is pro- 1t no such Treaty or Convention as is con- e question has been ...

... Yoiirselv** or the Constitution ! ” When one remembers these are the words a Russian officer lent the Russian Government the Persian Government for purposes of instruction, and also 'b* this same officer is at this moment virtually Military Governor of Teheran ...

... the two countries most coneei-nod iu the welfare Tersia intend to lake steps in the matter, for which they hold the Persian Government responsible. By the Auglo-Kussian Agreement the two Powers concerned engaged to respect codependenoe of Persia, and ...

... Russian d’Affaires at Teheran are giving their earnest attention the esoesscs which are being perpetrated, and hold the Persian Government responsible for such proceedings the part of the Shah’s troops.” Another telegram from Tabriz says: Aln-ed- Dowleh, ...

... and five captains.—Reuter. lee, TEHERAN, Nov.9, © which 1 ritish and Russian Ministers have made resentations to the Persian Government | whole ac d to the situation at Tabriz, advising | nicious | licy of clemency should be followed. finds its 1 oancil ...

... to the first part the question i* the affirmative. As regard* the second part, representations wore made the time the Persian Government, and his Majesty's Charge d Affaires Teheran reported that the Persian local authorities did their best to comply with ...

... Ministerial decision to recall the Imperial troops from the Persian frontier region, and to resume negotiations with the Persian Government for the settlement of the disputed points the frontier. - Reuter. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 28. The Young Turkey journal ...

... employment of the Shah, and his Majesty’s Government are not called upon to express any opinion upon the proceedings of the Persian Government which do no) affect British interests. ...

... however, not long after the Shah had paid his third visit to Europe, Malcolm Khan found himself in disagreement with the Persian Government then in power, and ceased to represent Persia in London, retiring from the diplomatic service, to live for a time Paris ...

... these proceedings. Sir K. GREY—I not know how many execution* have taken place or what methods have been employed by the Persian Government in dealing with any Persian*. do not see that any good result would follow departure from the policy of non-intervention ...