... modified the events which entailed the shooting of Cap* tain Eckford. till there had been full time consider what the Persian Government could themselves to secure reparation and what the situation required. The force itself was not any danger, and this ...

... Carlile, said no utatement could be made the Government’s policy not«l there bad been time consider fully what tbs Persian Government could themselves secure reparation for recent incidert*. inolud-d the shooting of Captain Ockford. This was uol the ...

... severe punishment of the tribesmen who shot Captain Eekford, of the 39th Central India Horse, • adding that, if the Persian Government is powerless to punish the offenders, it would be incumbent on Britieh Government to take what steps are necessary to ...

... death of Captain Eckford. It is officially declared that no effort will be spared to convince Great Britain that the Persian Government realises the necessity for the immediate snppreeaion of brigandage on the Bushire-Shim road. ia asserted that the Bakhtiaris ...

... the death' Captain Eckford. It officially declared that no effort will b© spared to convince Great Britain that the Persian Government realises the necessity for the immediate suppression brigandage on tho Busnire- road. It is asserted that the Bakhtians ...

... the death of Captain Eckford. It officially declared that no efforts will spared to convince Great Britain that the Persian Government realises the necessity for the immediate suppression brigandage the Bush ire- Shiraz load, and that, moreover, it disposes ...

... MILITARY PREPARATIONS. official communication has been received from the Persian Government to what course re|karation for the death of Capt. Eckford will take. Meanwhile, however, military preparations are proceeding n( Shiraz and other places, and soon ...

... recent occurrence near Shiraz, involving the death of Captain Eckferd, as of a very serious nature, and requesting the Persian Government to staui what steps proposes to take in the direction of reparation. The Note concludes with statement to the effect ...

... a very serious nature, and requesting the Persian Government to state what steps it proposes to take in the direction of reparation. The not© concludes with statement to the effect that the Persian Government is powerless to punish the offenders, it will ...

... subsqueutly suggested. The obstacles to the restoration of order were the impotence and the financial embarrassment (be Persian Government. With regard to the matter armed occupation, the proposal made the bon. Baronet a peer ions occasion for the disarmament ...

... subsequently suggested. The obstacles to the restoration of order were the impotence and the financial embarrassment of the Persian Government. With regard to tho proposal of armed occupation, the proposal made by the honourable baronet on a previous occasion ...

... subsequently suggested. The obstacles to the restoration order were the impotence and the financial embarrassment of the Persian Government. With regard the proposal of armed occupation, the proposal made by the hon. Baronet on previous occasion for the d ...