... co-partnership as a means of promoting industrial peace, progress, and efficiency. to the Nushki Bey, and whether the Persian Government was taking steps to prevent a practice fraught with such danger to British troops and British interests in India. Sir ...

... .entatives at Teheran renewed representations on October 14 to that effect. Mr. Lynch : Has the advice given to the Persian Government by the Russian and British Governments been to summon a freely elected Parliament? , Sir Edward Grey : The advice kenerally ...

... Pease said the answer to the first part of the question was in the affirmative. Representations had been made to the Persian Government by his Majesty's Chargc d'Allaires at Teheran, and the local officials had been instructed to do their best to comply ...

... Minister. The communications of th© Foreign E.n::assies, sent thr.migh the Russian Ambassador, are not answered by the Persian Government. NEW ERA IN TURKEY. EXILES RETURN HOME. party of Turks who weir: imprisoned and banished to West 'Africa eight years ...

... TEHERAN. REFUGEES REFUSE TO LEAVE TURKISH EMBASSY. St. Petersburg, August 4.—A telergram from Teheran stat.2s that the Persian Government haying protested to the Turkish Embassy in the Persian capital against the granting of asylum to crowds which took refuge ...

... THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. against the Persian Government to take refuge in the Legation went a little too far, in Sir Edward's opinion, when 13,000 people, as at Teheran, took refuge in the Legation because they objected to their own Government. Legations ...

... it was in accordance with the spirit of the Anglo-Russian Agreement that military officers, lent by . Russia to the Persian Government, should direct the, suppression, by force of arms, of the rights guaranteed to the Persian people by their Constitution ...

... employment of the Shah, and his Majesty's Government were not called upon to express any opinion on the proceedings of the Persian Government which did not affect British subjects. AGRICULTURE IN EGYPT. Sir Edward Grey told Mr. John Robertson that there was ...

... proceedings. Sir E. Grey said he did not know how many executions had taken place nor what method had been employed by the Persian Government in dealing with any persons. He did not think any good rtsult would follow the adoption of the suggestion contained ...

... Legation (an improper proceeding against which R.M. Government had protested) had given rise to correspondence with the Persian Government. His Majesta . o Government had declared that the refugees could Pot he given up without definite and reliable zuarantre ...

... the Russian Army. Sir E. Grey said the Russian officers in command of the persian corps were under the orders of the Persian Government. and they were the people responsible for the maintenance of order in Teheran. lie did not know whether the officers ...

... connexion with the raids on Russian territory by Persians, expires to-day. In the absence of satisfactory measures by the Persian Government, Russian troops will cross the frontier and burn as many Persian villages as Russian villages have been destroyed by ...