... 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 ...