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... objection been made the Persian Government to the removal or depar turo of the ex-Shah, or whether such objection has been made by the Russian or British Legations? Mr. McKINNON WOOD—No objections have been made cither by the Persian Government or the Legations ...
... constitutional intentions the Shah. Tho Russian Government favour* the adoption of definitive steps to convince the Persian Government of the absolute necessity of convoking .the- Ifetfias a- legislative institution dearly-defined basis, corresponding ...
... seaming them ta Julia on pain of being owing to their sympathies the rwroklionarias. The correspondent of the 1 that the Persian Government is having recourse to provocation. proclamation. having laen_posted op on the people to muse» European.. ...
... kilted, owing to their aympathtes with the Persian ravointkßazMo. The Teheran correspondent of the Slow states that the Persian Government is having recourse to provocation, numerous proclamations having been posted calling on the people to massacre Europeans ...
... 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 ...
... Cabinet of • strong with liberal view. gives promise of a• improvement in the The repreemmtioer which have been Ito the Persian Government by Hie George Barclay. Britirh Limater, reference to the of mooey belonging to the Bank of by Amed.Dowleb. who ts in ...
... about 130 miles north-west Shiraz. It ie reported that they namber 250. The Russian Legation has presented Note the Persian Government demanding compensation. ...
... demanded from the Superintendent of the Indo European telegraph line 1.800 tomans, which were claimed to be due to the Persian Government. The Superintendent refused hand over the money, suspended the acceptance telegrams, informed the Consuls ami merchants ...
... of the BalrUaris, who were maintaining order. Bread and provisions ware becoming scarce at Tabria, and had warned the Persian Government that be would hold them responsible should any harm befall the Consulate, owing to the action of the Shah's troops. ...
... entered Persian territory. It is reported that the people Tabriz arc much opposed Russian intervention, and that the Persian Government will protest against tho Great- Powers. The Shah said be in favour restoring the Constitution. Germany. Austria-Hungary ...
... Coseacka in the event of their laying down their arms? Will tho Cossacks allowed to continue their service under a future Persian Government? Will S.vrdar-as-Sad and the Siphadar, far possible, guarantee the the Coeracks event their surrendering their arms ...
... received. PERSIAN POLITICAL OFFENDERS. Mr. McKINNON, replying »1«> to Sir G. Parker, said amnesty had been granted by the Persian Government to political offenders, but certain persons now in refuge at the Russian Legation and Turkish Embassy were excepted ...