... nod formally read a first time. In the House of Commons. Sir Edward Grey, in answer Major Anstruther Gray, said the Persian Government had expressed regret for the recent firing on the British Consulate Kermanshah, and had given orders for tba punishment ...

... time, and the House adjourned HOUSE OF COMMONS,— Thursday. Sir Edward Grey, in answer Major Austrutber Gray, said the Persian Government had expressed r-'gret for the recent firing the British Consulate Kermansh&h, and had given orders for the punishment ...

... was directed not against Englishmen, but against Persian party opponent! who had taken '•efoge in the Consulate. The Persian Government had expressed profound regret, and sen* very strong orders the Governor punish the gnifty persons and prevent a repetition ...

... GREYF said shots were not directed against Englishmen but against Persians who had taken refuge in the Consulate. The Persian Government had expressed regret for tho oocurrence, and had given orders for the putushment of the offenders. THE HAGUE CONFERENCE ...

... Persia, tad been fired upon, but the fre wes. directed but againet Peramns who tind taken refage in tbe Consulate. The Persian Government had expressed id regret, and very strong to the Governor to the guiky persons was a seal Beek ‘a repetition of the out- ...

... Teheran, Sunday. The refugees at the British Consulate at Ker- manhah have been fired upon by the opposing faction. The Persian Government, acting on the representations of the British Legation, has ordered the Governar to take for the protection of the Reuter ...

... here from Penis states that Herr director of the Daeteche Orient Bank, was expected to receive concessions from the Persian Government, “involving the possibility of securing farther important coaoessions later on.” The German Vice-Consul Mosul, has left ...