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... England and Russia have forgotten all past services and have nothing but bitterness tg vent upon their preservers. , The Persian Government bows now to the inevitable. Mr. Shuster has received his dismissal and accepted it with but little grace, but there ...
... of Mohamed Ali Khan suffering frmna wound in the thigh. but , hoped to reach Karerun on the with inst. j(Thursday The Persian Government has NATIONAL, CONVENTION. a:premed h. llintiA lfiniater at Teheran its ainrero regret at t Ito incolent, and ha• given ...
... which very nearly led to the massacre of a Russian force; but the objectors forget, think, the present feebleness of the Persian Government, and the need there was for such punishment being prompt. There is, unfortunately, no local power at present in Teheran ...
... Fedais continued the fight a day longer the Russians would have been overpowered. Reuter’s Agency understands that the Persian Government has expressed to Great Britain its regret for the attack on Mr. Smart, and has declared that every possible step will ...
... Fars profound 'sorest, which is being sedulously fostered by vigorous agitation on the part of the Ecclesiastics. The Persian Government is extremely apprehensive lest Great Britain should consider the incident justification for a punitive expedition, ...
... Smart, British Con.sul at Shiraz, safely reached Kazerun yesterday, and that his wound was apparently very slight. The Persian Government has not only expressed to the British Minister at Teheran is sincere regret at the incident, but has given “ssurances ...
... Mahomed All Khan suffering from a wound in the thigh, 'but hoped to reach Kaserun on the 28th inst. (Thursday). The Persian Government has expressed to the British Minister at Techeran its sinocere regret at the incident, and has given assurance of its ...
... Christmas Day. Persian Government ultimatum. Dr. San Y»t Ben MTirtd Shanghai. TUESDAY, 26th. agreed terms of Ruseiaa Day. Persia; Ur. Shorter notified of big dismissal. Indian Katlonal Congress opened Caiontta. Frodnctiom of Hop my Thamb*’ Drary Dana ...
... very nearly led to the massacre of a Russian force; but the objectors forget, we think, the present feebleness of the Persian Government, and the need there was for such punishment being prompt There is, unfortunately, no local power at present in Teheran ...
... engine foal. Acthey were overwhelmingly in favour of The official world has lost Sir Eldon Gorst. the unestion from the Persian Government II have never asked any questions to cording to represeetatives of leading colliery insisting upon full recognition ...
... our hearths by our own arms we must die. On the advice of the Cabinet the Regent has dissolved the Mejliss, and the Persian Government has unconditionally agreed Persian Politics, to the terms of the Russian ultimatum. The pity of it is that Persia could ...
... says the Acting-Consul at Shiraz, and was sheltered at the house of Mahonied Ali khan. The wound is not dangerous. The Persian Government have forwarded an expression of regret to the British Government for the outrage on Mr. Smart, and has promised 'to ...