... 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 ...

... which is now being elaborated. Fifthly, besides the appointment the European military officers now in the service of-the Persian Government, number competent men will shortly b© employed from abroad for the prompt organisation of an efficient gendarmerie. ...

... the money derived trem the loan, which the Persian Government trust* will induce the British Government to allow a surtax 10 per cent, Southern import duties. fteuter's Agency learn* that the Persian Government, to secure the protection the trade route* ...

... the arrival the Regent, who, however, still delays bis return. The notorious Rahim Khan has returned to Karadsgh. The Persian Government originally objected Russia’s affording him asylum. Thereafter Russia undertook that he should not return. The failure ...

... affairs red to Mohtesbem Hulaneh. now f Justice, who is likely to accept it ♦ H*. rin Kuli Khan’s resignation is withvn. Persian Government will to-morrow . •raunicate the British Minister their reply, has already been prepared Hussein K Kha-i. enumerating ...

... patience, but in the end may driven the stronger action that has been foreshadowed and repeatedly postponed. If the Persian Government remain impotent exercise a civilised control over the roads and ports the South we may reluctantly have resort to temporary ...

... contained Sir Edward Grey’s ultimatum the Persian Government. This will mean the orga- nisation Indian police force, and perhaps the occupation of the country a British military force. The Persian Government has protested against the course proposed, ...

... procedure was accordance with Pernaa can tom. Hie ex-Shah had left Odenm, bat had not yet heard that had arrived Nice. Hie Persian Government had alleged that tne ex-Shah had conducted intrigwr with a section of a Turcoman tribe, bat« far as was aware there ...

... accordance with Persian custom. Tho ex- Shah had left Odessa, but he had not yet board that lie had arrived at Nice. Persian Government had alleged that the ex- Shah had conducted intrigues with section «rf the Turcoman tribe, but so for was aware chore ...

... procedure was accordance with Persian custom. The ex-Shah had left Odessa, but had not yet heard that had arrived Nice. The Persian Government had alleged that the ex-Shah had conducted intrigues with section a Turcoman tribe, but tar as was aware there was proof ...

... Government proposed adopt in the cv.-rit of the Persian Government declining allow the southern roads of Persia policed by forces under the command of British officer*. Sir E. GREY—What the Persian Government have hitherto been urged to do to restore order ...

... Bunk Persia and Urn Persian Government with view to loon. To attribute the state unrest in the South of Persia to the fact that the Persian Government could not get money was a rather exaggerated view’ take. Tim Persian Government could get money if they ...