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... intend demand indemnity from the Persian Government for the disorders Tabriz, but that it will impose certain conditions on Tabriz itself. Mr. Morgan Shuster has as yet received no communication from the Persian Government regarding his successor. , ...
... not ihteiid te> demand indemnity from the Persian Government for the disorders Tabriz,, hut it will impose certain conditions Tabriz itself. Mr. Morgan Shuster has received communication from the Persian Government regarding his successor. Reuter learns ...
... Smart was at tho house of Mahomed AH Khan suffering from a wound in the thigh, but Ire hoped reach Kaeentn on hint. The Persian Government Im.s expressed the British Minister Teheran its sincere regret at the incident, and has given assurance its intention ...
... establishment of peace ami order an early date. It is probably true that Russia is grasping and overbearing, but the Persian Government has not proved ‘its capacity govern the country, either North or South, and the present trouble is largely due to its ...
... Smart was at the bouse Mahomed AU Khan suffering from a wound in the. thigh, but hoped reach Kazenm the 28th inst. The Persian Government has expressed the British Minister at Teheran ite sincere regret the incident, and has given assurances its intention ...
... evidence port of the charces of inhuor does not intend to demand ind it is’ believed that the Russian Gover from the Persian Government for tl conditions on Tabriz iteelf. orders at Tabriz, but it will imposo ...
... throughout Pars profound unrest, which being sedulously fostered by vigorous agitation on the port of ecclesiastics. The Persian Government extremely apprehensive lest Great Brilain should consider the incident justification for a punitive expedition. which ...
... followed by brutal tortures and by base outrages upon the killed, deserve the most severe punishment; and seeing that the Persian Government, white foreign to these asts, does not possess the necessary power to chastise the guilty, the Russian Government believes ...
... Persian reply to ih© Russian ultimatum in regard the demand concerning the appointment future foreign advisers; The Persian Government, in view its strong desire always maintain cordial relations with Great Britain and Russia, future will careful when ...
... Persian reply to the Russian ultimatum in regard to the demand concerning the appointment of future foreign advisers:—“The Persian Government, in view its strong desire always maintain cordial relations with Great. Britain and Russia, in future will he careful ...
... Director the Persian Department the Foreign Office to-day repealed that the Russian Government was satupfied that the Persian Government was not concerned tho anti-Russian outbreaks at Tabriz and elsewhere. Three to four thousand troops are being sent Tabriz ...
... says:—The the Persian Department of the Foreign Office to-day reported that the Russian Government was satisfied that the Persian Government was not concerned in the anti- Russian outbreak at Tabriz end elsewhere. Three to four thousand troops are icing sent ...