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... BRITISH BLUEJACKETS IN PERSIA. ■Reuter's correspondent at Teheran wires to-day that Persian Government has addressed a Note to the v. Minister demanding the immediate withdrawal of tLTforoo of 160 bluejackets which was -omp davs ago at Lmgah for the purpose ...
... Great Britain and The Earl of Crewe, in reply, said the negotiations on the question had been broken off because the Persian Government had not seen their way to comply with the conditions upon which the Russian and British Governments were prepared to ...
... months they wore to employ British officers, who would bo lent by the Indian Government to bo in the service of the Persian Government to organise the Persian force with tbo object of restoring and maintaining order. ...
... lay upon the table the House the correspondence which had passed this subject? .Mr. McKinnon Wood, replied, said the Persian Government had refused to accept the conditions on which the British and Russian Governments wen' willing advance the sum of money ...
... That Persian Loan. There is nothing very surprising about the announcement that the Persian Government have refused to accept the Anglo-Russian offer of a loan On the part of any other than an Oriental country such a refusal might well create astonishment; ...
... Persia. are informed Isavs Exchange telegram this afternoon) that up to the present reply has been received from the Persian Government to tho British note. oriiisit imw. further telegram from Constantinople states the entire Turkish Press comments in ...
... -Government supplied the Turkish Government differed from those supplied to the Persian Government. The former had wooden telegraph poles, and the latter iron ones. The Persian Government, in their jealous hatred of the Turks, feared that if wooden poles were ...
... regime in his country, and to regain for him the throne, of which he was deprived last year. Emissaries of tho present Persian Government were dispatched to shadow his movements and report all his doings to Teheran, and the chancelleries of Europe watched ...