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... the Electoral Law had not yet been published, ond 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 ...
... would Jay before his Government the text the apology thus offered by the representatives of his Majesty the Shah and the Persian Government on behalf of his Majesty the Shah ami his Government, but wauled it l»e known that some the demands contained in his ...
... closed. It is hoped that, just as the Persian Government always endeavour far as possible to meet the representatives the British Government, the latter will appreciate the goodwill sbovvu by the Persian Government. av*il, etc, Ala Muhammad All ...
... lay before hie Government the teat of the etiology thus offered by the reprrentatires of his Majesty the Shah and the Persian Government on behalf of his Majesty the Shah and his Government. but he wanted it to be known that MAP of the demands contained ...
... fighting censed, the Pi'-e-an troops bail bom removed from the Britisli I>*gatv»o, and apology had been demanded from the Persian Government for the disrespect shown to the Legation! On the motion for the third reading of the Old-Age Pensions Bill, Mr. Bowles ...
... to the information given the House 3 week with regard to the state affairs Persia. Correspondence had arisen with the Persian Government account the of Persian troops in the vicinity of the British Legation Teheran. There appeared lie iro danger to foreigners ...
... surrounded the British Legation at Teheran had now been withdrawn. U.M. Government had asked for written assurance from the Persian Government before surrendering any of the refugees in the Legation that they should have a fair trial at which a member of the ...
... PERSIA. Sir E Grey, answering Major Anstruther- Gray, said he had no information as to the reported resignation of the Persian Government. As far was aware there was no reason apprehend any 'disturbances in Teheran involving danger to the lives and interests ...