... outrage Bushirc was occupied in August by the British without opposition. was done as a protest against the failure of the Persian Government to punish the tribal chiefs and against other breaches of neutrality. In November, when the British Consul and other ...

... BLOW TO GERMANS IN PERSIA. PRINCIPAL AGENTS CAPTURED. Pgraocioan, April 18.—A telegram from Teheran says :-r- The Persian Government is informed that the chief of one of the loyal tribes. Nazaire 1 Khan, has captured near Burujird the principall leaders ...

... PERSIAN FINANCIAL CHAOS. PETROGRAD, March 14.—A telegram from Teheran states that the Persian Government has re-appointed M. Heinsens as Treasurer-General. M. Meinsens is a Belgian subject Last March he had to give up this post as the result of the activities ...

... German gold and armed with German rifles, large forces of tribal desperadoes rose against the authority of the weak Persian Government. Then the gendarmerie, who are frequently short of their pay from the Government, were persuaded to mutiny. Town after ...

... gendarmes, with several thousand of irregular cavalry recruited by the Germans from nomadic tribes, are anxlous the Persian Government may be to repair at Kum, quite near to the capital, which is the headquarters of Prince Reuss. Large parties of horsemen ...

... position of the Swedish Government with regard to those men, these Swedish soldiers who have taken service under the Persian Government. Over some of them the Swedish Government have a certain degree of control, I presume, if they in lionisation of pensions ...

... half under snow, and there were mountain ranges across which operations would, be very difficult, and the forces of the Persian Government that could be relied upon must be small. In the East there was nothing like force, and here it would be especially valuable ...

... THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT'S DESIRE FOR ORDER. We believe that It is the genuine desire of the Persian Government to restore order so far as they can throughout the land, and it is in order to assist them to do that that RUMllilla troops were moved nearer ...

... to the public opinion of their countrymen. The Swedish Government disowns them. They I have proved unfaithful to the Persian Government, whose salt they have eaten. [and that is an offence unpardonable in the East. The quitrents of the nations at war are ...

... COMMANDED BY A GERMAN MINISTER. (FROM OUR owl.; INDIINT.) PETROGRAD, Nov. 28. While it is officially intimated that the Persian Government are sincerely endeavouring to defeat German intrigues, the Nome Vrernya points out that although Prince Henry of Reuss ...

... British Colony started for Kazvin on the 23rd instant. These acts of rapine and outrage were done in defiance of the Persian Government and are an instance of the way in which German agents instigate violent or criminal action in neutral countries. •• ...

... PERSIA AND THE ALLIES. PETROGRAD. Nov. 24. A telegram from Teheran states that the Persian Government has informed the Russian and British Ministers in official Note!! that, in view of the establighment of friendly relations between Fluiwia and Persia ...