... decision of the British and Russian Governments as to the terms, on which dhey are prepared to make an advance of to the Persian Government, politics in this country may be said to be marking time. A son of the notorious Rahim Khan, who commanded the Royalist ...

... official reception by the civil and military authorities. Here will remain in exile in accordance with the decree of the Persian Government. , ...

... Shahsovan horsemen to molest the inhabitants in certain districts of Azerbaldjan. an attempt which has been stopped by the Persian Government. ...

... Persian Government’s Offer The Shah’s departure from Persia has been further postponed owing to the appearance difficulties in connection with hie private estates in the Azerhayan province, which were largely hypothecated to the Ru&ria.n Bank for debts ...

... have suggested increasing the ex-Shah’s pension on condition that his Majesty cedes the control of his estates to the Persian Government, which undertakes to liquidate the arrears. His Majesty has asked for time for reflection. It is reported that at (he ...

... the Russian forces will withdrawn from Persia in accordance with the original intention. The foremost aim of the new Persian Government, it is pointed cut, has been re-establish order in the country, and all is now quiet in Teheran, Kazvin Guilan and Tabriz ...

... PERSIAN TAXATION METHODS. According to The Times’ Teheran correspondent, the Persian Government has dispatched an emissary to Resht. where Zill-es- Sultan is in confinement, to demand from him contribution to the Government. Zill-es-Sultan refuses to ...

... pension he was to receive, and the transfer to his successor of the Crown jewels. No objection had been made either by the Persian Government or by the British and Russian Legations to the removal of the ex-Shah. No doubt the Anglo-Russian Legations would be ...

... protection of foreign lives and property at Shiraz, their security having been seriously threatened. He hoped that the new Persian Government would soon get the situation m hand, and so enable the detachment to be withdrawn. ...

... Kajai tribe, pending the convocation of Parliament. The commanders of the Fedai and Bakhtiari, as temporary chiefs the Persian Government, have accepted the services of the Persian-Cossack brigade under their Russian officers on condition that the latter ...

... the event of their laying down their arms? 3. Will the Cossacks be allowed' to continue their service under a future Persian Government ? 4. Will the Sardar Assad and the Siphadar as far as possible guarantee for the safety of the Cossacks in the event ...

... Cossacks in the event of their laying down arms. • 3. Will the Cossacks l-o allowed to tlieir »prvk'« under a future Persian Government 4. Will Sardar Assad and Siphadar as yy iu aaraar ami aipnuoar oasible guarantee for tho safety the ...