... learning of the robbing of Mr. Muir by Blkhtiaris, Sir George BArclay, British Minister, made representations to the Persian Government, and the Bakhtiari Khans, who would doubtless ,do their best to restrain their men. Sir George Barclay, having since ...

... Pioneer. The Chamber urged last month that small escorts of Indian troops should be provided until such time as the Persian Government should reestablish order in South-Eastern Persia. But the Government of India are so strictly bound by orders from Home ...

... were employed by the Persian Government as road guards and they lost a few men killed and wounded, amongst the latter being the British Consul. The ordinary course under such circumstances would be to demand from the Persian Government the punishment of ...

... SMANT.—OffiCifil has been received by the Persian Consul-General at Calcutta to the effect that under orders of the Persian Government, the Ilkhani (the Chief of the Kashgai tribe) with adequate numbers and guns has proceeded from Shiraz to Gazroon in ...

... recommending him to leave Persia on the conditions offered by the Persian Government. His Majesty's Government realised fully the serious trade conditions in Persia, and the Persian Government were taking such steps were possible. ...

... laid so much emphasis at Manchester. As for the ex-Shah, however wrong the pressure put by England and Russia on the Persian Government to pay half his old pension may be, if Persia thinks that that is not too great a puce to be paid to be financially ...

... of sugar. 'IA kl IA ;t THE El-SHAH OF PERSIA.. ST. PITIRSBURd, March 3. The ex-Shah has left for on Russian ship. The Persian Government has granted him a pension of £7,500. ...

... proceed. It is stated Unit the Persians at Resht recently endeavoured to obtain A gun, bat the Consal prevented them. The Persian Government is distressed at this hami I iat in g ins i dent . ...