... to uphold some fonn, of constitutional government, to lose chance of easing the distracting situation in which the Persian Government wore now placed bv advice and such assistance as from time to time might find expedient to give, to enable Persia, by ...

... depre- cate it at another. The Russian Government had repeatedly warned the ex-Shah that if he intrigued against the Persian Government his If pension would be forfeited. the ex-Shah were captured and turned out of Persia, there could be no question of ...

... PERSIAN REPLY SATISFACTORY. St. Prreesecra, Wednesday, A Tvheran telegram says the Persian Government has fi‘,ven a reply to the Anglo- Russian note which is satisiactory on all peinte.—Reuater, ...

... drawings at par by means of a annum, commenciog in April, Cumulative Sinking Fund of one-half per 1916. and cent. per The Persian Government may redeem the loan at @ period not exceeding filly years. at any time after 1916 on giving six months’ Principal and ...

... ents for the purpose protection, and lie had informed the Persian Government their pacific intoution*. His Majesty's Government deaired maintain friendly relations with the Persian Government, the latter made real efforts to prevent the attempts made ...

... pouring money into Persia, and had practically financed the Persian Government. This was a mere stop-gap policy. He thought the Government ought to support the authority of the Persian Government over the whole sphere With regard to Tibet, the arrangements ...

... Parliawentary circles last evening. There were questions in the Commons on the subject. Mr. Morrell ask-d whether the Persian Government agreed to the first Russian ultiwatum on the understanding that fresh Russian troops wouid not be landed, and acceded ...

... had been the subject of anxious consideration and consultation between the Foreign Office and the India Office. The Persian Government had expressed their regret tho outrages which hail been committed, by bandits at the instigation of German and Austrian ...

... Persian gendarmerie as a whole, although it was only in two districia that they had defied the Persian Government. He Was confident that the Persian Government, at present constituted. wa« sincerely anxious to restore order, and had already taken effective ...

... Persian Affairs. Lord R. CECIL said, in reply to Mr. Dillon (Mayor, E.), that the Persian Government had .already endeavoured to take effective measures Hamadan, where there was reason to believe that the Germans had stored a large amount of war material ...

... decided after due consideration that the question as to how their release, could best be secured should be left to the Persian Government. His Majesty’s Government would, however, carefully watch any fresh developments of the situation. ...

... the Teheran Government and the different parties in Persia than between Persia and Russia. It is understood that the Persian Government is disposed -come an agreement with Russia on the subject of the latter's demands, although possibly with some minor ...