... 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 ...

... ¢ the adi tion of Turkish nationality will extend to the frontier provinces. ‘Tuesday A from Teheran states that tM Persian Government having protested to “he Turkish Embassy in the Persian oapital against the granting of asylam to tho crowds which took ...

... satisfactory reply to allay the political all Pere Refugees Is Torlds! eT. PETEMBCRG. Teenier. A from Teheran the Persian Government. haring protested t the Turkish in the Perms tepee! the panting to toob reface in the witheel whatever. the mimed the ...

... Teheran: and. if so. whether be could state the result. Sir K. Grev replied: ** An apology has been demanded from tho Persian Government, and I understand that it will be forthcoming; but until has been made in satisfactory terms the incident cannot be ...

... apology to Great Britain was duly performed yesterday. Sultan Ali Khan, the Court Minister, on behalf of the Shah, and the Persian Government, attired in the flowing Ala-es-Sultaneh, Foreign Minister, on behalf of robes of their ive arrived at the British Legation ...

... with the recent disturbances, not know kow many executions had taken place iv con- it me! deal nad been employed og the Persian Government to id not ete that any with aey Persiaus. He di ore trom the policy of would result from @ eepart take any stops tat ...

... Russian officers. Fortunately, it has been found convenient to withdraw these troops, and the refugees have left after the Persian Government has guaranteed the lives and persons and property of the refugees, and in the case of any accused of crime, as distinct ...

... British Legation at Teheran had now been withdrawn.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 ...

... Legation —an proceeding, against winch his Majesty s Government had proteste —had given rise to correspondence with the Persian Government as the refugees could not given without denude and reliable guaranteeing proper treatment. The Shah had issued a pr ...

... the Shah that asylum was to be granted to refugees in casts of the most extreme dauger to life, bas pretested to the Persian Government against this as insult and has demantedt that the shall be withdrawn from the gates of the Legation by six this evening ...

... assured the Shah that asylum would only granted to refugees in cases of most extreme danger to l,ife, has protected to the Persian Government against this supervision an unheard of insult, and ha« demanded that the Cossacks shall be withdrawn from the gates ...