... cents. anti north-ea , t also a grave state of affairs existed. There i also there aas disorder and defianee of he I Persian Government. They believ,ed that it i the genuine desire of the present Per I sian Government to restore order as far las they could ...

... e as a whole, although, so far as I informed, is only at Shiraz and Hamadan that they have as yet openly defied the Persian Government. The British Consuls and some members of the British colony Shiraz were made prisoners. The Consul at Hamadaif has made ...

... Fast Nottingham), Sir E. GREY aid that tbe taken of the geedtwerpe wen persons of Swedish orig.n employed by Cm Persian Government. ...

... state of affairs existed. There also there was disorder and definance of the Persian Government. We believed that it was the genuine desire of the present Persian Government to restore order as far they could throughout the country, and in order assist ...

... position of the Swedish Government clear with regard to this matter. These Swedish soldiers had taken service under the Persian Government. Some of them were under certain degree of control by their own Government, being, he presumed. possession of penaions ...

... Perwßn Government, and the Swedish officers remained to the Persian Government. The seizure ol the British Consul at Shirt] was grave and demanded most rerious action. believed the Persian Government genuinely desired restore order or to aes.st them. Russian ...

... for Raskin on the 23rd inst. These acts of rapine and outrage, adds the British Minister, were done defiance of the Persian Government, and are instance the way in which German agents instigate violent or criminal action in neutral ooun- ...

... in its entirety owing to the loyalty of the Central Government and the miscalculation of the enemy supposing that the Persian Government wsj sympathy with his plana. This, it is declared, perfectly realised the British, and the relations between those Powers ...

... end to the chance of a general outbreak, with hostilities centring round the different Legations. The defiance of the Persian Government has not all been stamped out, but the Shah has been dissuaded against joining the Austro- German camp, and is giving ...

... impression is that all these attempts are the result of German and Turkish propaganda, and are not initiated by the Persian Government. This latter intelligence somewhat reassuring. Perhaps the actual direct danger to be feared from the revolt will not ...

... situation is somewhat involved, bnt recent events attribute {he trouble to the German and Turkish propaganda and not to the Persian Government PAXTBLEa Hr. Justice Horridge had before him yesterday a petition for divorce Brigadier- General E. C. B. Cotgrave, ...

... The situation is somewhat involved, but recent events are attributed to German and Turkish propaganda and not to the Persian Government. Petrograd, Wednesday. telegram yesterday’s date from Teheran says—The gendarmerie instructor who was responsible for ...