... having spoken. Sir EDWARD GREY, who was received with cheers, said document handed tho British Minister at Teheran to the Persian Government, to which reference had been made, was drawn by the.Minister in unofficial form and was not sent to him at tho time ...

... presented yesterday the Persian Government, offers Persia an advance of £200,000, 7 per cent., secured on the surplus revenues of the Northern and Southern Customs, and to be repaid from the next loan concluded the Persian Government, the advance to be under ...

... Midi, said his attention had been called to the boycott of British firms in Persia. His latest information was that the Persian Government weio taking all possiblo steps for the removal iho boycott in the one remaining inttance. All other cases had been dealt ...

... becauso of the impression it was likely creato in India. They hoped that when the financial situation was easier, the Persian Government itself would be ablo to make the southern trade routes safe. was glad to say the Government had been ablo to arrange ...

... my Ministers, who aro constant communication with the Ruisitui Government in regard to the best means of enabling the Persian Government re-establish order and tranquillity tho country. Papers wall bo laid, soon possible, before Parliament in connection ...

... difficult give . id''a of the actual ro:i-dition of Western mid South-Western Persia, rof tho complete impotence of the Persian Government, without seeming to use the language exaggeration. Indeed some explanation should forthcoming why the real facts have ...

... ANGLO-RUSSIAN NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS. Renter's Agency learns on inrjuiry that report that it is intended ask the Persian Government recognise British and Russian protectorates in Persia is totally without foundation. exchange of views is proceeding ...