... above. sowed the seed last November. In view of the state of the country, the British Government have informed the Persian Government that unless they suppress the disorder the south within three months they will »» cupelled to adopt certain measures ...

... from the train Charing Cross Station, when slipped and fell, breaking his left thigh bone. From Julfa is reported that Persian Government irvops. 1.5C0 strong, are marching towards that town. They have pillaged and burned ten villages, including Lmr inhabited ...

... Aaatrnther Gray in the nfOommoM. Sir Edward Gray Mid to tod iwsivnd toturmatlcn that civil war existed Thbrii, and the Persian Government had toen waned that they waaM to toM respoasibln far any damage to Britiah caused uy the Shah'a troops. In answer to ...

... 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 ...

... information given to the Honw last week with regard the state of affairs in Persia. Correspondence had arisen with the Persian Government on account the posting of Persian troops the vicinitv the British Legation Teheran. Them appeared to we danger foreigners ...

... signs the Ernes aright, will be brought prominently before their notice within the next few years. For financially the Persian Government cannot long continue. The country is mined: her credit almost pone; she has scarcely an asset of valne remaining unpledged ...

... Turkoman Nomads, and though the two are not on friendly terms, they have one cause at least in common—their hotted of the Persian Government. The head th« tribe i* one Hasan Khan, a man of some eighty years; whose orquaintance we made at Huafiun. He is very ...