... the end of last month, a few days after the rising of Parliament. Certain formalities, including conformation to the Persian Government, had to be observed before the Treaty could ratified but is definitely stated that ratification will \ake place on Monday ...

... satisfactory. The Novoe Vremya denies the statement that Russia has built a railway between Ashkabad and Mesked. The Persian Government is bound by Convention to grant no concessions for railway construction to any foreigners. The destroyer Wizard was ...

... Foreign Secretary, while admitting that the Shah's troops cut the Indo-European telegraph lines, said that had warned the Persian Government ! that they would be held liable for any injury which would caused to British interests. unpleasant quarter of an hour ...

... present standard. RUSSIA AND PERSIA. answer to Mr Macneill, Mr Brodrick said no communication had been received from the Persian Government giving a of the financial proposals ;of the Russian Government ia regard to tke Persian Lean Cenversioa. NO NEWS FROM ...

... trie next meeting the Ward Vc'tes thanks the Conservative and to the Chairman for presiding concluded the meeting. The Persian Government yesterday applied at the British ami Russian Legations •for a loan of Mr Thomas Price Willis, solicitor, died at Winvlow ...

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... of tte British Minister from Teheran had no connectisu with the recent loan Russia. No proposal had been made; by the Persian Government to her Majesty's Government for a loan on terms which could be accepted. ALLEGED DEFECTIVE RIFLES. In answer to Sir ...

... Mr George Gooeh) stated that the Russian Government had decided to make a smal advance from 50,000 iilOO.ooo to the Persian Government on the .Shah undertaking restore the Constitution. OLD AGE PENSIONS. Mr. HOBHOvsr. (in answer to Mr. Menzies said that ...

... Russian officers. Fortunately, it has been found convenient to withdraw these troops, and the refugees have left after the Persian Government has guaranteed the lives and persons and property of the refugees, and in the case of any accused of crime, as distinct ...

... attitude of the Persians also demands notice, if not comment. The Mohammedans Shusha have appealed to the Shah; the Persian Government has its subjects to travel in Russia; there great excitement against the Armenians in Teheran, and tho Russian officials ...

... Exchequer oy is so great just now she can no longer afford to finance the Persian Monarch. During the past ten so the Persian Government, whenever their finances have run low. always known where to turn for assistance. Russia has ever been prepared grant ...

... to dead. The Shah's troops having occupied Marand the Russian frontier is threatened. Sir Edward Grey has warned the Persian Government that it will be held responsible for the safety of the British Consulate at Tabriz. Negotiations between the Transvaal ...