... continued friendly, but Kuchi Khan, the leader of the Jangalis, adopted an incrcasinglv hostile attitude towards the Persian Government, taking over the control of Government Departments such telegraphs. Events proved at this time that Kuchi Khan aimed ...

... Sir J. D. Rees, end that the Persian Government had been informed that hie Majesty's Government would be prepared regard the 1907 Convention, in eo far as it applied to Persia, as being in suspense. The Persian Government bad not approached the British ...

... ) Amsterdam, Thursday.—The Persian Minister at The Hague has handed the Dutch Foreign Minister Note stating that the Persian Government regards as null and void all treaties imposed upon it in recent years, especially the 1907 treaty between Russia and ...

... guns, over the Turkish border, flooded the country with inflammatory leaflets, and, against the express orders of the Persian Government, set up their wireless installation Ispahan. Allied with these champions of Persian neutrality were the Turks, who, ...

... Reuter learns that General Sir Percy Sykes’s mission in Southern Persia has been undertaken by arrangement with the Persian Government assist the latter to restore order and prevent the passage German and Turkish emissaries to foment trouble in Afghanistan ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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, ...

... occurring during the festival of Mohurrum, which began some days ago. In deference to the views of the two Legations the Persian Government has prohibited the passage all religious P r0 ® e8 siona through the streets during Mohurrurn. has also sent away and ...

... evidently feared disturbance-. ; uriu . the festival o* Mohunum. With a elraug ol police and Cosfiaoka available, She Persian Government bad no such However, they have prohibited procession through the streets, , Lined all ,s -.soaped to I’ersia from Caucßsu ...

... peaceable part the population the country, yet she has at her disposal sufficient forces in case of necessity to make the Persian Government responsible for its submission to Germany. SO LOUSE ESC API ROM OXSKAVT. RECEIVED BY THE KING. At Buckingham Palace ...