... outrage, are considered to be all due to the encouragement given to plotters and mercenaries, through the failure of the Persian Government to fulfil its dt. y as a neutral. German agents have lavished money and arms upon every disaffected region in Western ...

... Anglo-Persian Oil company are held the Burmah Oil Company. The Anglo-Persian Company operates under a concession from the Persian Government, for a period of sixty years. The Government has long been interested oil in the Persian Gulf,' and the Anglo-Persian ...

... taken to restore order in Persia. (jO merrtioned that the Russian and oldish Governments each proposed to lyance the Persian Government's loan LAW AND THE PREMIER. Bonar Law believed the Government right in trying to carry ont their pretyp'l polfcy in ...

... It is surmised that ms main objective is the capture Meshed. His resumption of hostilities came as a surprise, as the Persian Government, at instance of the Russian Legation, was prepared to grant him generous terms. BIG STRIKE IMPENDING. (Through outer’* ...

... policy with regard to that country. . . .. the the settled nolicv of both Governments all in their power to enable the Persian Government to maintain order. This is a matter of great importance fer both Powers. Pos«t«, it is pointed out, suffers even more ...

... withdrawal foreign troop» from Persia, both Powers are carefully eonsidn-mg how they can best assist in strength nice the Persian Government for the purpose of enabling the latter to re-establish or 'er, and to secure the safety of the trade routes. , ' Roth ...

... Shiraz is unsatisfactory. It is rumoured that the Deputy-Governor has resigned. Great Britain has not yet replied to the Persian Government's request for mediation in connection with the reported Afghan incursions into Persian territory. CONDEMNED CIiKIKJYMAN ...

... to-day to enter the town. British subjects, measure of precaution. intend taking shelter at the British Consulate. The Persian Government is not inclined to regard the situation very seriously. Fighting between rival sections of is reported in the Province ...

... entering into direct negotiations with the chiefs tho tribes. In written e.ommunicfltion to-day. Sir George informed the Persian Government that the British troops at Bnshire would be withdrawn when the tribesmen who attacked Mr. Stuart, the British Consul ...

... to demand an indemnity from the Persian Government for the disorders at Tabriz, but that it will impose certain conditions on Tabriz itself. Mr. Morgan Shuster has, yet, received communication from the Persian Government regarding his successor. Reuter’s ...

... (Southern Persia) profound unrest, which is being sedulously fostered by a vigorous agitation the part of ecclesiastics. The Persian Government is extremely apprehensive lest Great Britain should consider the incident justification for a punitive expedition, which ...

... followed brutal tortures and base outrages upon the killed —deserve the most severe punishment, and seeing that the Persian Government, ■while foreign to those acts, does not possess the necessary power to chastise the guilty, the Russian Government believes ...