... political object intended, which waa to strengthen the agitators in Persia and weaken the cordial agreement between the Persian Government and the Allies. Meanwhile, General Judenitch has struck hard in the morth and has recaptured Mamakhatun. He drove the ...

... undoubtedly serious. e Government could not hold out any hope that money | would be lent for the general n.?oun of the Persian Government, but they { decided to \ advance another £so.ooo—half of which would 'be provided by India—to zrevent the collapse l ...

... that the for’ 3 ex-Shah’s Turcomans have defeated the van- Sir Luke Fildes and Mr. Liewellyn have been | guard of the Persian Government troops and commissioned by thexl;dvemfwflfiol to | captured several guns. piet potmnits 3 wwnhan &od Quees | A matinee ...

... ‘flarfimdnhin. Sir E. Grey, the Foreign Secretary, stated in the House of Commons that the Government has applied to the Persian Government for an option to construct a railway in South- West Persia with British capital. Pubend-rg Carlile said at the annual ...

... disorder on the trade routes in Southern Persia led my Government reluctantly to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some im£rovuent has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...

... Union Hunt to become first whip of the Oakley Hounds Bedfordshire. The British Minister at Teheran, replying to the Persian Government, declines to dissuss the presence of foreign troops in Persia, and points out that there can be no hope of s revival ...

... was acquitted at the London Sessions of having attempted to commit suicide. A telegram from Teheran states that the Persian Government has formall uested Russia to withdraw her troops from {’orr:?an territory on the swnd that this is necessary for the ...