... Captain Eckford. Mr. AOIiAXD, replying, said no state could be made until there hud been time to consider fully what the Persian Government could do themselves to secure reparation for reent incidents. This was not scaswn of the year when extensive **perations ...

... are vital to the interests of India—this Important route is absolutely closed. A Teheran telegram informs us that the Persian Government realises the necessity for the immediate suppression of bripndage on the Bushire-Shiru road. , We have no doubt that ...

... death of Captain Eckford. it is officially declared that no effort will be spared to convince Great Britain that ti-e Persian Government realises the_necesaity for the immediate suppression of brigandage on the Bushire-Shiras pad. As a result of a raid ...

... that was revoked and destroyed by testator. Evidence having been heard, the will was admitted to pro. bale. Foreign The Persian Government taking steps for the orsanisation of punitive expedition against the respons.ble lot the death Captain Eckford near ...

... the death of Captain Kckford. It i** officially declared that effort will spared to convince Great Britain that the Persian Government realises the necessity for the immediate suppression of hrigandacc the Hush ire-Shiraz mad, and that, moreover, it disposes ...

... the severe punishment of the tribesmen who shot Captain Eckford, of the 9th Central India Horse, adding that, if the Persian Government is powerless to punish the offenders. it would be incumbent on the British Government to take what steps are necessary ...

... reply to-day to the Note addremed to Persian Government by the Britiah Minister bens, very painful incident of Captain TA. ford'. death luta caused boundless to the Government. The Minister says the Persian Government attaches theTtest importanoa to the ...

... MURDER OF BRITISH OFFICER ACTION OF THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT REUTER S JLOKKOT) TEHERAN, Saturday. Last evening '•eoeipt of instruction® twin his Government, the British Minister addressed note the Persian Foreign Minister, stating that hi« Majesty*® Government ...

... took the chair at PAL PERSIAN AFFAIRS. EBWARD GREY informed Mr. Mote'i t:ot the question of making an adequate • is the Persian Government. PO as to it to restore order. .1111 under „ r i.i..tion. The attitude of the Britiah heoTannt towards the ezShab ...

... given for trans Persian railway India as part of the terms such loan. .. . . . Sir EDWARD GREY said the que«tion of how Persian Government was get the money remained under oonsideratioiu could not say what conditions it might eventually obtained. In any case ...

... 426 brought, 10•17 Wong PeitiC.. ad lbws from last account The amount dee WI nos huh reason to leer sack ismerl the Persian Government is £4,000, sad leak ' s reserve as to ca ll for dreatic alter Providing 1E,982 for income tax the beard recommend a ...

... ADVANCE TO TIE PERSIAN tiOVERNMENT. 42EGTE1S TULkuIIAM.I TEHERAN. TRuaSDAY. TM British Government advanced the Persian Government £15,C00 for adminiatratirs in tho province of Fara. It is behoved that certain highly placed personavis ars intriguing apinst ...