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... is London. The Persian Government offered control in case of default. This divergence of view caused the negotiations to fail. The English contention was trivial, because, in ree turn for an advance of £fio,ooo, the Persian Government had already allowed ...
... hands of !sitar, but the latter absconded and wsa heard of afterwards. The stranded girl wrote time after time to 1 the Persian Government for information as to the estates which should have been hers, but never received any . reply. Then she married Mr. ...
... Minister, and the Russian Charge Affaires at Teheran are giving their earnest attention to tne are being perpetrated, and Persian Government responsible for such proceedings on the of the bhah s Nov 18.— Persian affairs, already so complicated, have been further ...
... the two countries most coneei-nod iu the welfare Tersia intend to lake steps in the matter, for which they hold the Persian Government responsible. By the Auglo-Kussian Agreement the two Powers concerned engaged to respect codependenoe of Persia, and ...
... d'Affaires at Teheran are : giving their earnest attention to the excesses which are being perpetrated, and hold the Persian Government responsible for proceedings on the part of the Shah's troops. ...
... 7c d’Affaires at Teheran, arc giving their earnest attention the excesses which are being perpetrated. and hold the Persian Government responsible lor such proceedings the part ot the Shah troops. . Telegrams the evening palters from Tabriz state that ...
... Russian d’Affaires at Teheran are giving their earnest attention the esoesscs which are being perpetrated, and hold the Persian Government responsible for such proceedings the part of the Shah’s troops.” Another telegram from Tabriz says: Aln-ed- Dowleh, ...
... Charg6 d’Affaire* at Teheran are giving their earnest attention to excesses which are being perpetrated, and hold the Persian Government responsible for such on the part of tho Shah's troops. —Renter. ACCIDENT TO SIR T. HOE, M.P. Much regret was expressed ...
... d'Affaires at Teheran, are giving their earnest attention to the es'reuses which are being perpetrated, and hold the Persian Government responsible for such proceedings on the part of the Shah's troops. Renter. RT. r, Tuesday (Later). A telegram from ...
... colonel and five captains.— Reuter. TEHERAN, Nov, 9. The British and Russian Ministers have made joint representations the Persian Government In regard to the situation at Tabriz, advising that a policy of clemency should be followed. The Connell of Notables ...
... CRISIS IS PERSIA. TEHERAN, Monday. The British and Russian Ministers have made joint representations to the Persian Government in regard to the situation at Tabriz, advising that a policy of clemency should be followed. The Council of Notables met at ...
... ANGLO-BUSBIAN REPRESENTATIONS. TEHERAN, Nor. 9. The Britieh end Russian Ministers hare made joint reproeen tat ions to the Persian Government in regard to the situation at Tabris, advising that policy of clemency should be followed. The Council Notables met ...