... The advance of the Russians, and the firmness of their policy has changed the whole °Receive and dangerous tone of the Persian Government and people. British waiting and seeing had demoralised both greatly to the disadvantage of this country. Russia has ...

... severe punishment of the tribesmen who shot Captain Eekford, of the 39th Central India Horse, • adding that, if the Persian Government is powerless to punish the offenders, it would be incumbent on Britieh Government to take what steps are necessary to ...

... made known. A telegram from Qs. Peterstun says that the ex Shah has left Ashunla Island foe Baku on a Rimiest ship. Persian Government has wanted him a yearly pension of £7,600. ...

... intrigues to the British the Russian Legations, but they were ignored by them. According to information received by the Persian Government. and communicated to the two Legations, Hohammed All has latterly been more active than ever in his intrigues against ...

... disorder on the trade routes in Southern Persia led my Government reluctantly to address strong repreeentatiene to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the . Some improvement has lately been :Down in the addition of the routes, and my ...

... oonsultetion with the Rumum Government, and in complete accord with • them, his Msjestj's Government decided to inform the Persian Government that unlets order was d on Bashire Isprhan rood wijuin three month's time they must insist on the organisation of a ...

... by Meting • in Fontainebleau Forma. by M. Liar. while s little painting of • fly Lard Leighton rewired £ll5 10a. The Persian Government intends to replace Samna than Salieecy by wirier Miniater to Park but the French Government has been that the new Minister ...

... PERSIA. RUSSIA WATCHING AND READY. A St. Petersburg despatch, dated December 30, my.:-- The N ome Viemya warns the Persian Government against the latest device of British politicians, who are endeavouing, A says, to exhort from it important oonoesaione ...