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... (Rcuter's Agent/ is interreetl) in regard t • the demand (lamenting the appointment of future foreign advisers:— ----- '• Persian Government, in view of its etrong dean° always to maintain cordial relations with Britain and Russia in the future, he careful ...
... remainder of Mohamed All's reign. According to the telegram from Teheran, it was aftet the present coup d'itut that, the Persian Government agreed unconditionally to the demands made in the ultimatum; but as its submission was formally notified at St. Petersburg ...
... informed that L• 110.114 resign units' the Cabinet's proposal was accepted. There appears to be little doubt that the Persian Government will now yield to the Itusaiaa clenianil for Mr. Shuster's dall3 unle•s pubLc proics too rong.—lteuter. ...
... 01 inttlfsl. lin herself in the ex-Ishah or his ambitions. I - Aceordieg te telegrams received f rem . Teheran. the Persian Government has cancelled • the appointment 4,1 Mr. larcolfre. one of the Iltritish :Athjects employed in the Finning , iDeportment ...
... in conformity with the principles forming the basis of eunveation. The employment of foreign financial experts by the Persian Government, it, will be argued. may be regarded by Russia as a matter in which should be consulted, in vice of the responsibilities ...
... HIM E. GRITS I. of yesterdey Ponnosby asked the bastetory for romp' Adams in view of the fast. that the Persian Government had yielded to the of the thornmeat, any fresh had been formulated hy the Ilemfea Goverament to the 41 their troops in Perl6l. Pim ...
... a blast ot derision. The Foreign Minister was rather weer affairs in Persia. Russia has got at atm purposes with the Persian Government orer appointment hi an American—Mr. Mater. in Per,ian employ—of Englishmen loam the Rassian sphere of influence, and ...
... Russian Note demands the dismissal of Mr. Shuster, the Seeretary-Geaeral, and Mr. mire, that all Europeans whom tb• Persian Government has engaged in its settles have Russia's approval, and also that the expenses of the Russian army of occupation must ...
... Iluseiros itinence. That waa • perfectly poy to adept, and it was impossible to help • people who adepted • policy of hied. Persian Government onglit to hare esineed • friendly spirit tower& the Gnrerarrient. Had they dons.. hi believed th.ngs would eel!. _ situstonn ...
... gendarme.; from Shutsea-Sultanelt's property in Teheran, and these will be replaced by a torrent Per.ian t'rasacks. The Persian Government has agreed. under lone snajeure. to apologise to Iluttaia for the t4huaes,Sultanel incident. the Rus.ian Government ...
... The expedition is principally directed against the American adventurer Shuster, who is more powerful than the whole Persian Government.' The journal cites the Rusaian , saying that Moscow was burned by a farthing I candle, and declares that the incendiary ...
... on more than coo woman in terms yean whilst travel- in Aoutbern Persia: and what steps. if any. had been taken by the Persian Government to punish the to protect from gross iadigidles, such as, it was stated. Miss Rom was subjected to recently. Sir C. tiREY ...