... about 130 miles north-west Shiraz. It ie reported that they namber 250. The Russian Legation has presented Note the Persian Government demanding compensation. ...

... ’ documents were seized and only recovered after a good deal trouble. The Russian Government has presented Note the Persian Government demanding satisfaction. .The New South Wales coal strike continues. Coal supplies are panning out, and some anxiety ...

... Minister thud place, it affected the candidate, to whom •” , . , Others, hv Prime Uhristian. whilst . sent telegram to the Persian Government brought certain very awkward memento, lor the Bntish Navy are to bo built by Prince trtfaur r;rolled about the platform ...

... received. PERSIAN POLITICAL OFFENDERS. Mr. McKINNON, replying »1«> to Sir G. Parker, said amnesty had been granted by the Persian Government to political offenders, but certain persons now in refuge at the Russian Legation and Turkish Embassy were excepted ...

... Walsh. Committee —Messrs. VV. Taylor. J. VVeatbv, T. Thompeon, T. Collins, U. Conway, ISI. Scanlon^and^P^Gleeson. The Persian Government has issued stringent regulations restricting the sale of opium, with view to the ultimate suppression of the smoking ...

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 the Russian forces will withdrawn from Persia in accordance with the original intention.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

... amount of pension he was receive, and the transfer his successor the Crown jewels. objection had been made either the Persian (Government the British and Russian Legations the removal of the ex-Shah. . doubt Anglo-Russian Legations would bv consulted the ...

... objection been made the Persian Government to the removal or depar turo of the ex-Shah, or whether such objection has been made by the Russian or British Legations? Mr. McKINNON WOOD—No objections have been made cither by the Persian Government or the Legations ...

... taken on the recoroendation of the Consul, and the Minister Teheran fully concurs in the necessity. I trust the new Persian Government will get the situation in hands, and enable the detachment to be withdrawn. GREEK FLAG IN CRETE Mr. HAST DAVIES asked ...

... Riubdan Government have entered into regular udations with the new Persian Government? Sir E. the hon. member will give notice of that, question I shall able say when the new Persian Government ha« been officially recognised by other Powers. INDIA HOUSE Captain ...

... Sir K. is not subject which I am prepared mako statement. other per»ia. Sir Ik G|{KY raid the temporary chief of the Persian Government had the services of I’eraian ...

... in the event of their laying down their arms. (3) Will Cossacks be allowed to continue their service under the future Persian Government. (4) Will Sardar Asad and Sipabdar far possible guarantee the safety of the Cossacks in the event of their surrendering ...