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... traditional individual power of the Shah while instituting Mejlise for the oontrol of Government of definitive convince the Persian Government of necessity of convoking the Mejliss as legislative institution derly defined basis corresponding to the requirements ...
... of War. All the Ministers have received anonymous letters warning them not attend. application has been made to the Persian Government for its approval of the appointment M. Poklewski-l£oziell Russian Minister Teheran. The relatives M. Hartwig affirm ...
... ground that the Persian Government had ignored Great Britain's protests the seixure r' gold which in course of transference to branch of British Bank of Persia Late last evening Minister received official intimation Persian Government had compensation ...
... donations received yesterday being a cheque for from Mr. Isseph Chamberlain. Persian Revolt. The representations made to the Persian Government by the British ifinkster regarding the seizures messy by the iShalf• troops here been mowned wbh sucrose, a bill hawing ...
... the British Minister was. among other diplomats, invited. The British Minister refused the invitation, the ground that Persian Government had ignored Great Britain's protest*, against tlie seizure of gold which was in course of transference to the Tabriz ...
... Sherman Anti-Trust Law it more adaptable and useful ' According to Teheran correspondent “Russ” the casualties both sides Persian Government were on November 29 decisively repulsed Tabriz were 2000 Among dead revolutionaries were 67 women disguised men M Gokhale ...
... general massacre at Tabriz. It was resolved to suspend busines., and to requiret the Persian! Ambassador to inform the Persian Government of the resolution. The Ambassador has therllYMed hed t o the tTeheranAt l u OU rg . i O n f. t f h a f lllll 6 g te ...
... approaching Government toklYery, who are now within fifty verses of the town. A telegram from Teheran states that the Persian Government. having protested to the Tor. lush Embassy in the Persian capital against the granting_ of asylum to crowds which took ...
... Britain was performed ».n Saturday. Sultan Alt Khan. Court Minister, on the Shaii, iuul Poreign Minister, behalf the Persian Government, attired iu flowing robes, at the British Legation 9.30. MarPng, the Charge \ffairew. and all tj»e l.cgal i»>n s*taff ...
... Saturday. Sultan A.li Khan. Court Miniver, behalf of Shah, and Ala-es-Sultauueh, Foreign Minister, on hehalf of the Persian Government, attired in flowing robes, arrived the British Legation punctually at 9.80. Mr. Marling, the Charge and all the Legation ...
... of the (ioTcmmcnt, v. in accordance ■with spirit the AngJo-Russian agreement that mijitarj- oflicers lent Russi the Persian Government should direct the suppression force of arms of the rights guaranteed the Persian people their Constitution. Sir K, Grey ...
... employment of the Shah. and his Majesty's Government were not called upon to express any ()puma upon the proceedings of the Persian Government which did not affect British interests. MULAY HAFID'S DILEMMA. ...