... for the appointment of a new financial adviser Persia, and whether airy negotiations were still proceeding enable the Persian Government obtain adequate loan. Sir Edward Grey replied that daring the recent visit the Russian Foreign Minister to this country ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BRITISH BLUEJACKETS IN PERSIA. ■Reuter's correspondent at Teheran wires to-day that Persian Government has addressed a Note to the v. Minister demanding the immediate withdrawal of tLTforoo of 160 bluejackets which was -omp davs ago at Lmgah for the purpose ...

... PERSIA. Great Britain Gives an Advance £15,000. The British (says Reuter's Teheran correspondent to-day) has advanced tho Persian Government £15,0 for administrative purposes in prow.ncc of Far*. is believed that certain highly placed personages arc intriguing ...

... last outrage are considered be all due the encouragement given to the plotters and mercenaries through failure of the Persian Government fulhl its duty neutral. German agenta have la\ishcd money and arms upon every disaffected region in Western Persia.—Reuter ...

... Legation has issued a categorical denial of the rumour that Persia has concluded agreement with Germany and Turkey The Persian Government, it is added, will firmly maintain its attitude strict neutrality.— Reuter. CHESTERFIELD SAPPER KILLED. Mr. and Mrs ...

... FINANCIAL TROUBLES. Sir George Scott-Robertson asked the Foreign Secretary whether sum of £42,000, belonging to the Persian Government and set aside by them for the payment of police and gendarmerie, had been impounded by the Russian Authorities. Sir ...

... Sir J. D. Rees asked whether the British Minister Teheran wa- a party to the warning given the Russian Minister to the Persian Government that if it concluded any special agreement with Germany and Turkey the Anglo- Russian undertaking maintain the integrity ...

... months they wore to employ British officers, who would bo lent by the Indian Government to bo in the service of the Persian Government to organise the Persian force with tbo object of restoring and maintaining order. ...

... beiore the enernv, who l.as occupied the pass and h.is advanced as far as Mahideciit, some 30 versts fron Kermansliah The Persian Government at first requested th? commander ot a Cossnck brigade to order deteebment which fell back from Kermanshah towaros Hamadan ...

... of the Persian Government. Lord Robert Cecil, in a printed reply in the Parliamentary papers to Mr. Dillon says;— It appear?, as lias already been Mated, that large quantities war material have been smuggled into Hamadan. The Persian Government have assured ...