... get a little enlightenment cn matters more closely affecting our welfare than the Bagdad Railway or the ability of the Persian Government to look after the interests of Persia unassisted. the course of tjie discussion, Mr. Ponsonby criticised the Government ...

... continued disorder on the trade routes Southern Persia led Government reluctantly to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvement has lately been shown, in the conditions of the routes ...

... seeen officers —i——— ORDER IN PERSIA. REPLY DESPATCHED TO THE BRITISH NOTE. KBrTF.K Teheran. Wednesday. The reply of the Persian Government to the laat British Not. regard the disturbed condition of the Southern Provinces was “itV'contcnts have not yet been ...

... obtaining such a loan. Lord Harscbell replied that the Govern, merit no desire, nor were they in posiuon. to prevent the Persian Government obtaining loon from private sources, always. however, provided that any auch loan should in way prejudicially affect ...

... naturalh requested do what was in our power provide a remedy for this state of thinsrs- have, therefore, approached the Persian Government, urging them that, if they cannot with their own forces police the routes, they consent a Persian fnree being levied ...

... Teheran been warned that will held responsible for any injury British subjects damage thear property. Teheran, Monday The Persian Government h«s addreaswl a note the British Minister, demanding the immediate withdrawal of the force 160 Bine jackets, which was ...

... to con vince Persia the iionesty our intentions ; at any rate, efforts are being made in this country to provide the Persian Government with the money, the lack which has been pnt forward a reason of the inability of Persia to protect property of extra ...

... Constantinopfe. Sunday crowded meeting, in the Theatre, to-day. protested against the reference, in the British Note the Persian Government, to the possible policing the road gendarmerie inkier a f.'w officers from India, or rather against the garbled versions ...

... routes. The facts aro follow*: —For the past three years His Majesty's .VCuiUlci- has made serious representations to the Persian Government respecting the insecurity the southern roads, and the disastrous effect British trade. In spite repeated assurances ...

... ORDER OR BRITAIN WILL. (THItOI RKCTEBI IIKNI Teheran, Monday. The Note which the British Government has addressed to the Persian Government, after recalling the previous representations made regarding the disorder in the south, points out that the condition ...

... KKUTEH’B AGENCY.I Teheran. Monday. It is authoritatively elated that Nossir Mulk has definitely accepted the Regency Persian Government yesterday sent communication to the British and Russian Legations stating that, according inf motion it had received ...

... announce the acceMon of Muzzaffer ed Din Shah, and wae created Q.C.M.G. The new Regent has held several portfolios in the Persian Government, and has been Governor of Kurdistan. left Persia in December, 1907. under British protection. On July 19th, 1909. the ...