... SURVEY. News Condensed for the Busy Reader Mr. Steyning Beard, J.P. for Sussex, died at Hove yesterday, aged 64. The Persian Government yesterday applied at the British and Russian Legations for the loan of £500,000. The King left London yesterday to visit ...

... Jesuit preacher. The Baden-Baden grand prize on Saturday . resulted a dead heat between Mademoiselle Bon Azalee. The Persian Government has issued stringent regulations to suppress the sale opium, 6ays Renter's message from Teheran. The Dover man, Wakerell ...

... Cossacks the event of their laying down j their amis (3) Will Cossacks allowed to continue their service under a future Persian Govern- ment ? I (4) Will Sardar as Sad and the Sipahdar as i far possible guarantee tho safety of Cos- sacks the event of their ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... endanger Russian and English interests, the two Governments are exchanging views order to be in a position to give the Persian Govern- ment advice. A Reuters message says the I Nationalist movement in the Northern Provinces is assuming serious proportions ...

... Russian and British action Persia, says the Russian Government favours the adoption of definite steps to convince the Persian Government of the absolute necessity of convoking the Negliss on clearly defined basis. The Government thinks loan to Persia will ...

... British Minister was, among other diplomats, invited. The British Minister refused the invitation, the ground that the Persian Government had ignored Great Britain's protest against the seizure gold which waa course of transference to the Tabriz branch of ...

... cordial co-operation with in advising the Shah to summon Parliament. Mr. Lynch asked whecher the advice given to the Persian Government had been to summon a freely-elected Parliament ? Sir E. Grey The advice generally has been to carry out the promises ...

... the electoral law had not yet been published, and the question of making further representations on the subject to the Persian Government was now under the consideration of the British and Russian Governments. Unemployment Mr. A. Henderson asked Mr. Burns ...

... British Legation at Teheran had now been withdrawn. His Majesty's Government had asked for a written assurance from the Persian Government before surrendering any of the refugees the Legation that they should have trial, at which a member of the Legation ...

... the Shah j that asylum would only begranted to refugees cases of most extreme danger to life, has | protested to the Persian Government against ths supervision as unheard of insult, and has demanded that Cossack- should Vithe drawn from the gates the Legation ...