... scene Fontainebleau forest, by M L)iar. while a little painting girls head by Lord Leighton realised £ll5 10s. The Persian (government intends replace Khan Sallaney another Minister Pari* but the French (lovernment has been that the new Minister refuses ...

... Fontainebiesu Forest. by 11. Diar, while a little painting 411 • girl's bead by Lord Leighton realised £ll5 10& The Persian Government intends to replace Saltine) , by another Minister to Perim but the Ito:itch Government has been advised that the new ...

... made by the Russian British Legations? L MACKINNON WOOD: No objections have eS on»h«.!fT* ° been made, either by the Persian Government or Indian extraction. (Laughter.) the Kitlom- MACDONELL clause 35. moved the | to Mr Lynch, Mr MACKINNON insertion of ...

... England have in Persia, the two Governments are exchanging views on the subject order to be in a position to give the Persian Government 'advice in the sense 1 indicated. It may be assumed that military intervention of any kind is not conterm- plated—either ...

... men of the tribe, who robbed and stripped him. Sir G. Barclay, the British Minister, has made representations to the Persian Government demanding that urgent and stringent instructions be sent to the Governor of Shtra* ordering him to see that reparation ...

... t^^^rblllTth^ reM “J r It is Lk extensions on the hanks of the in the livi ng- , p , ,i_ ~ »r » „i • t i,_ „ isaid that the Persian Government has xbe Great Eastern Railway proposes spend accompanied two others, was admitted to them of caring for those who thus ...

... 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 ...