... and will not be long before the Russians and ourselves will be compelled to adopt serious measures. Apparently, the Persian Government is not in a position, even if it has the will, to maintain order or neutrality, and will suit the German projects if ...

... rising in Albania due to Ottoman intrigues. Meanwhile, chaos reigns in country whose races cannot govern themselves. The Persian Government having organised the police at Teheran and increased the Cossack Brigade, the Russian troops from The Persian Kazvin ...

... and from Askhabad over the hills to Meshed would be discontinued from February 1. These services wore important to the Persian Government, who derived considerable revenue from the postal imports and to many traders of various nationalities. Protests from ...

... n' observing that their fellow-nationalists in Russian territory are to be granted many reforms. They hope that the Persian Government may be moved to consider their position. There is no question of an ' autonomous Armenia. The Armenians are well aware ...

... seisure of a cargo of arms by the Sheikh of Dubai, which was effected in co-operation withthe British authorities. The Persian Government not being in a position to exact reparation and punish the culprits, his Majesty’s ships, after Special Schemes of TheShartt ...

... encampment near Zag. The French lost one officer and several non-commissioned officers killed, besides wounded. The Persian Government has at last accomplished something. Its troops have subdued the Boer Ahmadi tribesmen who The Persiaq furnished the ...

... Government. It should have exacted fine from the district in which the murder took place at once, and should have forced the Persian Government to make amends by retaining dues from the customs of the southern ports. The South Persians are losing all respect for ...

... forces, and that the property and persons of Turkish subjects in the districts in question shall be protected by the Persian Government. 1034 The Porte, at Persia’s request, has consented to delay the Turco-Persian frontier negotiations for another three ...

... published by Mr. Murray at the price of 6d. We hear that a further advance of £50,000 has been made by the British to the Persian Government. The Persians pay 7 per The Persian cent, for this accommodation, so Problem. it is not exactly charity on our part ...

... extra Consular Guards from Shir&z and Isfahan. We have made over £200,000, and Kussia has advanced the same sum to the Persian Government. The alleged bombardment of a Mosque at Meshed by the Bussians turns out to be a false report. The guardian of the Mosque ...

... forced to journey by road. We have just lent Persia £200,000, and in return our subjects are beaten and robbed. The Persian Government cannot be held to blame, except in that it too weak to keep order. Salar-ed- Dowleh intends to found a vassal state ...

... on his way to Odessa. His force will be paid off and disbanded. Russia joins with England in making an advance to the Persian Government, and with this in hand it is to be hoped that order may be gradually restored in distracted Ir&n the Persians themselves ...