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... [THROUGH RKUTER'S AGINCT.] THE DISORDERS IN SOUTHERN PERSIA. LONDON, Dec. 29. A Teheian telegram says the reply of the Persian Government to the British Note has been sent. It is understood that it states that the Bushire-Kazerun-Shiraz main road is now ...
... outside Noorkoping, :nd is a total loss. One bout containing the captain and nine men is miss ing. It is stated that the Persian Government, to socure the protection of the trade routes 1n Southern Persia, ntends estabhishing a garrigon of 10,000 men. In a ...
... tribesmen led to our Government in October warning the Persian Government that unless cause for complaint were removed the task of restoring order would be assumed this country. The Persian Government have at last given some indication that they appreciate ...
... rendered safe ‘he British Government would undertase the poicing of them. Very little has since, it seems, been done, the Persian Government berg helpless torough lack of funds to pay for police. Countess ‘Tolsioy has published a letter, written by her late ...
... 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 ...
... solution difficulty be by Britain France traffic in arm to be GREAT BRITAIN PERSIA ORDER Reuter : Teheran 23— Tfa reply Persian Government to Britil regarding the disturbed of Southern provinces to-day Its yeti been public but it is that road Bushire way ...
... carried out. The time allowed by Britain tor restoration ot order in the Southern trade route expire*. and hitherto the Persian Government appears not to achiererl any intportant result. The Foreign Minister'. resignetion apparently indicatee tho imps'sibility ...
... SUPPRESSION OF ROBBERIES. (Renter's Service to the China Mail.) LONDON, December 29. A telegram from Teheran states that the Persian Government has sent a reply to Great Britain. It is understood that the communication stake that the main road from Bushire to ...
... more than any other man in England may be relied upon to act with perfect discretion, and without any 111 will to the Persian Government, time when the nation Is sharply divided in opinion upon domestic politics of vital importance, it is a great Imperial ...
... was thought in some quarters to be connected with a desire to regain possession of his lost throne. Emissaries of the Persian Government, in fact, were deputed to watch his movements, and report to Teheran, and the chancelleries of Europe became quite ...
... 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 ...