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... modified by recent events. Mr. Acland : I cannot make a statement until there has been full time to consider what the Persian Government can do for themselves to secure reparation, and what the situation requires. The force itself is not in any danger, ...
... in default payment of the fine, suffer simple imprisonment. The Arreets la Persia.— Mr. Wedgwood asked whether the Persian Government had made series of arrests of members of the late Mejliss and other Constitutional leaders. Mr. Acland said that the ...
... PE RSO-AFG HAN DLSPUTE. AN APPEAL TO GREAT BRITAIN. TEHERAN, May 14. It i understood the Persian Government has, in virtue of the arrangement of Igti7 fiw the delimitation of the Pero-Afghan frontier, applied for the good of Great Britain in connection ...
... ascertain the views of the Persian Government with regard to this project Mr. Acland : Until the Sociittl d'Etude has decided whether any project is feasible I do not see what object there can he in consulting the Persian Government. If and when this is answered ...
... BRITAIN, RUSSIA, & PCRSIA. Reuter's Agency learns on inquiry that the report that it is intended to ask the Persian Government to recognise British and Russian protectorates Persia is totally withont foundation. An exchange of views is proceeding between ...
... in the British and Russia& Consulates. The outcome of 11. visit to Balmoral is awaited with anxious interest by the Persian Government. It is thorixlit that the question of the ex-Shab's motors- tion will form pert of the eon bons between Sir Edward Grey ...
... narrstiv• of the smarten°, band ea the tS&a ci ths Geweraor•Ganstal of Pam the Minter coactudss by stating fleet the Persian Government attaches the Featest importance to the incident, and m fully resolved to make adequate reparation. The Persian Minister ...
... ves were subjected. Mr. Arland said hii attention had been called to the matter. His latest information is that the Persian Government had taken all possible steps for the removal of the boycott in the one remaining instance at Shiraz. all the other cases ...
... Bakhtiaris, Mr. Moir being the. British Vice-Consul at Sultanabad ; and if it was intended to make representations to the Persian Government with regard to this outrage and insist upon compensation being afforded. Mr. Montagu : The answer to the first part ...
... PERSIAN REBELS' VICTORY. The news of a victory of the Persian Government troops at Agha Bolagh was followed yesterday by serious news of a rebel victory at a place ailed Shut jeh, in the province of Kurdistan. Prince Firman Firma, who is the Go-iernor ...
... the Gorman Emperor the thanks of the Duke of Cihnberland for the sympathy expressed by • his Majesty. —Central News. PERSIAN GOVERNMENT VICTORIES. Telegrams which have been received at Teheran from official sources report two recent victories of the Government ...
... finally expresses the hope that when the Medj lies is assembled the British Government will facilitate a loan to the Persian Government on reasonable terms aid under necessary safeguards. ...