... l Government. Unfortunately Britain has supported Russia, and in October our Faruign Office ultimatum requiring the Persian Government to restore order on the Southern roads under threat taking over the policing of the roads in the event Persia failing ...

... arrival of the Regent, who, however, still delays his return. The notorious Rahhn Khan has returned to Karadaglt. The Persian Government originally objected to Bowie's affording him asylum; thereafter Russia undertook that he should not return. The failure ...

... now being elaborated. Fifthly, besides' the appointment of the European military officers now in the service of the Persian Government. a number of competent men will shortly be employed from abroad for the prompt organization of an efficient gendarmerie ...

... the Persian reply the British Note protesting against the insecurity existing in Southern Persia are now known. The Persian Government enumerates the measures adopted for the re-establishment of order which include the appointment of a new Governor-General ...

... death of two more seamen in connection with the fighting in the Persian Gulf on December 24 is reported. (Page 5.) The Persian Government, in its reply to the British Note which was presented in the autumn, enumerates the measures which it has taken for ...

... and there is hope that the Bushire-Ispahan route will be similarly safeguarded in the near future. The ability of the Persian Government to maintain and to extend this improvement has vet to be proved. But, apparently, the warning of our Minister at Teheran ...

... reply to the British Note pro- ‘ testing against the insecurity existing in Southern Persia was issued yesterday. ‘ The Persian Government enumerates the ‘measuras adopted for the re-establishment of order, which include the appointment of a new Governor-Geuera] ...

... 29. Tho to the British Note in October het) protest ieg against the insecurity in Southern Persia, ued yesterday. The Persian Government ' numerates die miasma which it has adopted or the rassbahlishatent of order, which include t he appointment of a new ...

... col kit |)t i.inK thi» o«e« i« yon. «ooi€» to l-e «k-w not altogether a surprise to thtne Die Mias. , October last the Persian Government, Foreicii Oflioe. Dor. 29. WITHIN I'II.DHALL. ■m * complete a* may I® tor Tome who know the »are »ha has been bestowed ...

... TEHERAN. Dec. The Persian Government yesterday sent reply to the British Note November l«th. which dealt with the insecurity the Southern trade route. The Persian reply opens by denial Great Britain’s contention that the raising uf the question of the ...

... says, supporting the scheme by way of protest against the campaign started in England and Belgium. The reply of the Persian Government to the recent British Note will, it is believed, obviate the necessity for action on Part of the British Government ...

... are curious, to say the least.” DISTURBED PERSIA. Govern menfc’e Reply Britain’s TEHERAN, Dec. 2b. The reply . ...