... British Minister was, among other diplomats, invited. The British Minister refused the invitation, the ground that the Persian Government had ignored Great Britain's protest against the seizure gold which waa course of transference to the Tabriz branch of ...

... of a memorandum. The Russian Government favours the adop- t favours the adop- tion of definite steps to convince the Persian Government of the absolute necessity of con- voking the Megliss as a legislative instituton on a clearly defined basis, corresponding ...

... Russian and British action Persia, says the Russian Government favours the adoption of definite steps to convince the Persian Government of the absolute necessity of convoking the Negliss on clearly defined basis. The Government thinks loan to Persia will ...

... England have in Persia. The two Governments are exchanging views on the subject, in order to be in a position to give the Persian Government advice in the mentioned.” TEHERAN, Sunday. The Nationalist movement in the Northern Provinces is assuming serious p ...

... formation The Rassian Government Shah for the needs of government with it is indispensable to furnish the view of the of the Persian Government owimg to the exhaustion of the Treasury. Such aid entail for the Shab an obligation to accept a political system winch ...

... ment in the situation. The State Department officiais believe that The representations which have been made to the Persian Government by Sir George the tension at Pekin following upon the dis- missal of Yuan Shi Kai is somewhat relgxed Barclay, British ...

... imclusion in the Cabimet of a strong man with liberal views gives promise of an improve- cnet, in the situation. to the Persian Government by Sir George Barcsy, Britash with reference to the of belanging to the km perm] Bank of Persia by Aan-ed-Dowleh, who ...

... England have in Persia, the two Govern- ments are exchanging views on the subject in order to be in a position to give the Persian Government advice in the sense indicated. It may be assumed that military intervention of any kind is not contem- plated—either ...

... England have in Persia, tha two Governments are exchanging views on the subject in order to be in a position to give tbe Persian Government advice in the above montioned. and ef Colonel Cufford and Mr. W. (the ‘eciorer) will apy ar in thie week's Tizetrated ...

... euccees of the national should feel the responsibility that rests on| followed; and the Convention now i |said that the Persian Government has The Great Eastern Railway proposes to spend room but the table pawned. | accompanied by two o ers, was admitted ...