... of increased inters ference in Persia, and professed that the only desire of Russia and Great Britain was to help the Persian Government to maintain order. But his .nsistance on the damage which Persian disorder was doing to Russian trade was a clear indication ...

... themselves Englishmen our Foreign Office will make this to M Sazonoff But if Persian group in the the -establishment of Persian Government and withdrawal from it is be feared that the time passed for such measures Our MUNICIPAL ELECTION Conservatives on the ...

... French and financial groups are concerned in the matter appointed council administration and are ready approach the Persian Government with definite scheme 24 members eight from each nation I understand that Sir William Garstin course great experience ...

... regard the best means Bow-street Garden porter the dock him by and bit of finally forcibly weeks’ hard enabling the Persian Government re-establish order and tranquility the country will be as soon as possible Parliament in connection Persian affairs ...

... helieved from th« pen of lending German diplomatist. are in fa a joint advance, equally Gn*t Britain and Ruwia, to the Persian Government. A meeting of the Chin**!* Merchants' Steamship Navigation Company has decided give the cgfffff*uiyVahips security for ...

... PROVIDED EQUALLY BY BRITAIN AND RUSSIA. Negotiations are in progress, Reuter's Agency loams, for early joint advanoe to tie Persian Government. Tlve aimount will probably £400.000, to equally by Great Britain and Russia. The question of the ex Shah is also occupying ...

... now be in the possession, a number of and brigands. went to Persia last May a* the result a proposition made bv the Persian Government that should accept the office of Treasurer; General. They told him quite plainly that thev had not and not have any ...

... Ift. Several Argentine stocks gained ft; Havanas rose ft on better advices regarding the political situation. . . * Persian Government ftecurit'ss. International stocks were irregular. Chinese were mostlv ft and ft up. Russian, after )>ein2 ft up, closed ...

... restore order in the adjscent territories to Persia. Pension for the Ex-Shah. Teheran. Wednesday. It is believed the Persian Government intends offering substantial pensions to the ex-Sh th, Shus-es-Sultaaeh, and Salared-Dowl?li conditionally on their ...

... the house of Mahomed Ali Khan : rs and from a wound in the thigh, but hoped Kaserun on the 28th inst. ability i The Persian Government has expresse os teed — antl ion to incident, and has given an assurance of i Orga- tion to take all possible steps to ...

... produced throughout Fars profound unrest which sedulously fostered by vigorous agitation on the part of ecclesiastics The Persian Government is extremely apprehensive lest Great Britain should consider the incident justification for a punitive expedition which ...

... impression is now left that we must oarselves or anarchy will continue to Pp KE” The oceurrence is the more regrettable Persian Government, at least made peace with Russia, and a healthie orge V. | Of affairs was foreshadowed. But the and violation of authority ...