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... 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to the Persian Government against this supervision an unheard of insult, and ha« demanded that the Cossacks shall be withdrawn from the gates ...
... 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 ...
... the right hon. baroset added : —The Runsian or any offirer in command of the Persian troops under the aislera of the Persian Government, who are responsible for the maintenance of order in Teheran. I do not know whether the officer referred to or others ...
... Shah that asylum would only be granted to refugees in cases of the most exte-me danger to life, has protested to the Persian Government against this supervision as an unheard-of insult, and has demanded that the Cossacks shall be withdrawn from the gates ...
... 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dauger to life, bas pretested to the Persian Government against this as insult and has demantedt that the shall be withdrawn from the gates of the Legation by six this evening ...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 be granted to refugees eases of the most extreme danger to life, has pretested the Persian Government against this supervision unheard of insult, and has demanded that the Cossacks shall be withdrawn from the gates the ...
... ecte d whirl, he has represented as a Liberal since char g e' of conspiracy was established en the- the orders of the Persian Government, kind. The cercumetanee of Mss APARTMENTS reeponeible for the maintenance of order tam wit% Ilge', when to had a Majority ...
... Mr. Lynch, the right hon. baronet added:—The Russian or any in command of the Perlan troops under the orders of the Persian Government, whet are responsible for the maintenance of order in Teheran. Ido not know wh.3thr r the officer ref. rred tc or others ...
... territory and settled there contrary to international law. It is conjectured that the fortnight's grace accorded to the Persian Government to enable it to satisfy deuiands will be employed to enahle the guilty nomads to retire to the mountains and eacape ...