... RUSSIA AND THE EX-SHAH. OFFER TO THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. (TROX OUR COARICSPONDICAT.) TEHERAN. S. The British and Russian Ministers to-night made the first portion of their expected communication. It states that Russia is willing, on oondition that Persia ...

... s of Great Britain and Runde Informed the Persian Government that the ex-Shah had forfeited claims to the pension granted under the Protocol of 1909. Since then the ex-Shah has Involved the Persian Government in • very considerable expenditure of money ...

... taken to safeguard the roads in Persia. Mr. Aciand replied that his Majesty 's Go- vernment intended to demand from the Persian Government compensation for the attack on Mr. Sharp and his escort. 3Vith regard to the second part of the question, the matter ...

... ese Led yesterday to the Persian Government, offers an advance et at 7 per Cent.. secured on the surphs revenues of the Northern and Southern Coalman.. and to be repaid from the nett loan iioncluded by the Persian Government. tin advance to he under control ...

... Persia 1909 having been proved insufficient. it will be necessary to strengthen guarantees. It is essential that the Persian Government should be relieved of any fear of a repetition the ex-Shah of his former proceeding*. We that the measure* now taken ...

... (TROY OUR CORRESPONDENT.) TEHERAN. 18. The Anglo-Russian Note embodying the new programme of policy was presented to the Persian Government to-day. It is very modest in character. The Russian Consul at Astrahad has renewed his representations to the ex-Shah ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Wanner on the -abject i the 0%-Shab. gist a( hih4 was that the Iluaaian at detrabad should inform the ez-Shal that the Persian Government wari willing to accord him a pnaeion and to arrinegfi his on ccodittou that he lett sitisout ANSfor %el ...

... such agitation. In return. the Persian Government granted a pension to the ex-Shah; but it was stipulated that this pension should forfeited *he ex-*>hah should leave Russia and in- trigue against the Persian Government. M hen the ex-Shah returned to ...

... infinitely more difficult. So long, again, the ex-Shah permitted to carry on civil war in Persia there can no hope of Persian Government strong enough to keep order. The withdrawal of the Russian troops and the ex-Shah therefore be the large immediate aims ...

... smallest possible amount necessary to meet the emergencies and to enable the Persian Government to restore order on the southern routes. In the next paragraph the Persian Government was informed that the ex-Shah and his adherents would receive no support ...