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... aneh. The Mejliss has unanimously agreed to confer pension on Major Stokes the termination of his service under the Persian Government. It is stated that the Russian Minister has shown himself extremely hostile appointment of Major Stokes, and has announced ...
... given by the Russian and British Governments to the Persian Government, and in spite of the repeated protests of the Persian Government. Mr. McKinnon Wood : I not aware that the Persian, Government addressed the Russian Government on this subject on more ...
... suggested to the Russian Government that general warning should be mldreesod to the ex-Shah against intriguing against the Persian Government. lie was then supposed to be in Austria, but before the Bntieh suggeetion could acted upon the newe came that be bod ...
... ia Soothers Penis. Not long after that it seemed sod mr here bees we e mat limy die, le me that the totes of the Persian Government mitres had le away. Both were improved by the statesnaalike attitude armed were far too cumbrous to permit of rapid ...
... given by tbe Russian and British Governments to the Persian Government, and in spite of the repeated protests of the Persian Government. Mr. McKinnon Wood; 1 am not aware that th« Persian Government addressed the Russian Government this ■subject* on mate ...
... similar warning waa again sent lately to Vienna, but came too late. It is, however, absolutely false to allege that the Persian Government ever even hinted here that Mohammed All was preparing to retum to Persia. MR. FISHER AND THE EMPIRE. ...
... have . Note addressed to the British and Russian Legaoome from the by-ways of all the European Lions is Teheran by the Persian Government. capitals, where their predecessors have lived generation after generation, and the love of dense companionship, of ...
... night there was some rioting in which the police made baton charges and some twenty persons were slightly injured. The Persian Government is-organising an expedition against the ex-Shah, who, with his followers, has entered Astrabad. July 24, 1011 POLICEMAN ...
... s . The magistrates, in dismissing the were allowed to proceed to Petrovski, in wa y Disaster. presentations of the Persian Government, Eleven Passengers Killed in Terrible Hailsummons, with cost against the Prosocution ttuasian territory, where they ...
... Persia By thus re-entering Persia the ex- Shah forfeits the pension of 116,500 a year which was granted to him by the Persian Government when he was deposed It was two years ago almost to a day—July 16. 1000—when the ex- Shah's misrule culminated in revolution ...
... Teheran, diwousaing the situation created by the landing of tit* ax-Shah, near Astrabad, said : During the past year the Persian Government repestodly drawn the attention of the Russian Government to the intrigue. earned on by the ez• Shah, but without affect ...
... PERSIA’S DISTRESS. GOYIRNMENT HESITATES TO ■ ACT. IUSSSA’S COMPLICITY. TEHERAN, Jnly 21. The Persian Government (o-daj ad* dr eased a Note to the British and Kuseiau pointing out that the varioun represeutatioufl it has made on the subject of the ex-Shah*s ...