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... became, the occasion Lord Cursor's recent hoar in the Persian Gulf, he did net go on beard the Viceroy's ship. The Persian Government ►as sodded the Mita& Government et the diemiseal.—ltenter. IMPROVEMENT ON THE RAND. mina JOHANNESBURG. Monday . In with ...
... Commons, with reference to the incursion of Turkish troops into Persian territory, replied that, at the request of the Persian Government, his Majesty's representative at Constantinople bad been instructed to make representatons on the subject in the interests ...
... residents and by the load authorities far his remotion, bat an unfortunate hitch in the arrangements ordered by the Persian Government prevented Lord Carson from landing this attenseas. Instead, his Excellsney on board the Hardin, a large deputation at ...
... Goveroor.—Reuter. GREAT BRITAIN AND PERSIA, RUSSIAN PRESS WARNING. ST. PETERSBURG, Wednefday. The Novoe Vremya warns the Persian Government against the latest device of British politicians, who are endeavouring, it says, to extort from it important concessions ...
... latter ametry Persia had boss so roestreeted se to hemp, mar Mode. - Strong observations o the oohing had been am& the Persian Government. and 'etirtain instroetiosa ►ad base fires to our represeetative at Teheran. HOUSE OF LORDS—THURSDAY. Earl GREY raised ...
... Minor Anstnitbet Gray that 4i Tahrtz sod !epsilon then• was a state of war, and that the Government had informed the Persian Government that them would he held responsible for the safety of the British f'onsulotes. Mr. Buchanan was bombarded with questions ...
... Mr. Lynch, the right hon. baronet added:—The Russian or any in command of the Perlan troops under the orders of the Persian Government, whet are responsible for the maintenance of order in Teheran. Ido not know wh.3thr r the officer ref. rred tc or others ...
... annuli, largely owing to the lawlem conditions prevailing. For some time back there boa hero much grumbling against the Persian Government for granting large to Intriguer. he Customs and portal system are in the hands ot Belmane, and it in stated that the ...
... oe the a he m, e m a t gy as e ngtoe A pa p. h aa 'There's a iainy month ahead, when one of PAD amt h, I s that the Persian Government the had always he went on, tlmt on a gatmland. and h e mam o, to j ejune ,' i t . been found leer the .pot in the ...
... ecte d whirl, he has represented as a Liberal since char g e' of conspiracy was established en the- the orders of the Persian Government, kind. The cercumetanee of Mss APARTMENTS reeponeible for the maintenance of order tam wit% Ilge', when to had a Majority ...