... reports put the number of victims at 50. It is understood that the Russian Minister has expressed his regret to the Persian Government, and that the affair has not interrupted the détente in the relations between the two Governments. The Russian Ultimatum ...

... because of the difficulty of enforcing it without arousing suspicions iii the minds of Persian Government. It was not in the power either of the Persian Government or our by any action at tlw present time to obtain security for our trade. But a still ...

... Commeree and Navigaticn, and to an allusion to the representations which the Government found it necessary to make to the Persian Government respecting the dis- | orders on the trade routes. The proposed legislation of the Session is dealt with im the last ...

... address strung reprimotatione to the Persian Government, who have einee given eiteetion to the abject. Wei own quite behove the Government '•reluctantly'' addreesed etrong ryprowntatione to the Persian Government. became ii Liberal Government is usually ...

... lueraace. tion of their own proposals which. in any onee..aould have no other object than to see the authority of the Persian Government metered and trade protected. I look forward with much interest to the aseembling in May next of the Imperial Conference ...

... disorder on the trade routes Southern Persia led my Government reluctantly to addrese strong representations to the Persian Government. who have since given attention to the subject. improvement hais lately been shown in the condition of the routes, and ...

... disorder on the trade routes in Southern Persia led my Government reluctantly to address strong representation' to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject,. Some improvement boa lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...

... disorder an 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£rove:ment. has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...

... plaints of the injury inflicted by the continued disorder on n Southern Persia led My antly to address strong re- he Persian Government, which the Am- | who have since given attention to the subject. seated in their | Some improvement has lately been shown ...

... referred the h ment lately shown, Ministers would await ihe Prime Minister. further developments’ before pressing mpon the Persian Government their pro- | GERMAN posals for restoring order to the trade, Mr. Robert Harcourt was de coutes. The all-important c ...

... that, in view of the improvement lately shown, Ministers would await 'further developments before pressing upon the Persian Government their proposals for restoring order to the trade routes. So far as domestic politics are concerned, the King's Speech ...

... trade of the country. That was the reason why the Government had felt themselves obliged to make representations to the Persian Government. At the same time, there had been some improvement, and that being so they desired to be as patient as possible in the ...