... source, anjuman demanded from the superintendent the Indo-European Telegraph line £3OO. which is claimed due to the Persian Government. The superintendent refused to hand over the money, suspended the acceptance of telegrams, informed the Consuls and ...

... likely to meet. In reply to another questioner, Sir Edward details of the anarchy in Persia, and said he had warned the Persian Government that we shall hold them responsible should any harm befall the British Consulate owing to the action of the Shah's troops ...

... PETERSBURG, March 25 A telegram from Teheran itates that the British and Uusstan legations have made representations the Persian Government urging that an inquiry should opened immediately into the murder, on the night of the 23rd inst., a and three other ...

... EDWARD GREY said he had received information that a state of civil war elided at Teheran, and he had intimated to the Persian Government that they would be held responsible for any damage to British interests caused by the Shah's troops. (Cheers). Of course ...

... March 25 .. A TELBGBAM fronr Teheran BtiiteB that the British and -Russian Legations liave made representations to the 'Persian Government urging that inquiry should be opened immediately into ' the murder on tlifl . night of tlie 23 d insl > of ths Mujtellid ...

... interior affairs of Persia. Russia will recognise the new Persian Government and will simply watch events and protect the interests of her subjects. The Russian Government proposes that the Persian Government shall pay to the dethroned Shah an annual income suitable ...

... the proteo tin of foreign lists and property at Shiraz, their security being seriously threatened. Re hoped the new Persian Government would soon get the situation in hand, and so enable the detachment to be withdrawn. Sir E. Grey informed Mr. Hart Davies ...

... Minister was , among other diplomats , invited . Tho British Minister refused tlio invitation on tho ground that the Persian Government liad ignored Great Britain ' s protest against tho seizure of gold wliicli waa in course of transference to tlio Tabriz ...

... of the Baktiaris, who were maintaining order. Bread and provisions were becoming scarce Tabriz, and he had warned the Persian Government that he would hold them responsible should any harm befall the Consulate owing to the action of the Shah's troops. The ...

... demanded from the superintendent of the Indo-European telegraph line of 1.800 tomaivs, which were claimed to be due to the Persian Government. The superintendent refused hand over th money, the aooeptancas of tefegrams, informed and merchants of his action ...

... to taken as art indication that by the Powers is imminent. It is understood the which will be proposed for the of the Persian Government he based on the British seggertions which have been communicated to the Austro•Hungarian Government. Whatever form these ...

... 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 sense above mentioned. Meanwhile comes news that the revolution in Persia is spreading. The nationalist ...