... cordial co-operation with in advising the Shah to summon Parliament. Mr. Lynch asked whecher the advice given to the Persian Government had been to summon a freely-elected Parliament ? Sir E. Grey The advice generally has been to carry out the promises ...

... the electoral law had not yet been published, and the question of making further representations on the subject to the Persian Government was now under the consideration of the British and Russian Governments. Unemployment Mr. A. Henderson asked Mr. Burns ...

... British Legation at Teheran had now been withdrawn. His Majesty's Government had asked for a written assurance from the Persian Government before surrendering any of the refugees the Legation that they should have trial, at which a member of the Legation ...

... the Shah j that asylum would only begranted to refugees cases of most extreme danger to life, has | protested to the Persian Government against ths supervision as unheard of insult, and has demanded that Cossack- should Vithe drawn from the gates the Legation ...

... fined fifty dollars for using trawls inshore waters.—Reuter. The Russian Minister has made strong representations to the Persian Government for punishment brigands who attacked the Russian guard near Boliasuder, and killed and wounded nine Russians.—Reuter ...

... skilled and experienced advisers. The dangers British trade could only exist supposing it were possible for the Russian or Persian Government, under Russian influence, to erect barriers against British trade. insisted strongly that this ■was not commercial treaty ...