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... with the Sudan of this particular treaty. ATTACK ON BRITISH CONSUL. Mr. HAROOUBT, in reply Sir J. Lonedale. ■ j iu* Persian Government had undertaken to JafcompSion in respect the attack P Smart the British Consul, and his escort, such compensation to ...
... slow • but the underif any compensation had Yet been obtained from was stratil on btiWsh citifies and the firmness the Persian Government -in respect of the attack of the South. Merchants arc holding for high( r upon Mr. Smart. the British Consul, and his ...
... capital. He must be dislodged if Persia is to have any chance of salvation, but it is a thing easier said than done. The Persian Government cannot very well tackle him. The Turks profess to be anxious to do so, and they are near at hand, but the authorised ...
... the loan is made show the directions in which the capacity will be tested. First amongst them is the demand that the Persian Government shall act in conformity with the principles of the Anglo- Ruesian Convention. It is superfluous to dwell upon the i ...
... to TR Lol 'suggestion conveyed ”“‘:;0“ ::fidm.m thing the Mh fl s 4 settle, not whether mimers should have y . el TS | Persian Government by the i . 2 3 yolutlonlry docmn: 101 !:o-plrtnér::i!)'—!. 6d. a day, but whether men should bave RESTART'NG WORK. ...
... the last few days on account of the increase of the Russian garrisons in close proximity to the Ottoman frontier. The Persian Government, in its reply to the Anglo-Russian Note of Feb. 18, acquiesces in the suggestions of the two Powers and accepts the ...
... on his way to Odessa. His force will be paid off and disbanded. Russia joins with England in making an advance to the Persian Government, and with this in hand it is to be hoped that order may be gradually restored in distracted Ir&n the Persians themselves ...
... effective army ; (4) an arrangement ith the ex-Shah for 'his departure and pension, and an amnesty to his followers. The Persian Government is also naturally and properly anxious that there shall be an early departure of the foreign tmops. The Times rorr4'spondent ...
... a solid ba,is of friendship and confidence Persian relations with the I;ovenunctits of Great Britain and Russia, the Persian Government will take take care to make its policy conform to the principles of the Convention of 1907. while taking note of the ...
... the I - Wheat. The market is very Anclo-Russian Note of February 18: firm, and occasionally 3d. dearer, and the demand Persian Government, deeply touched by the good, though barely up to %esterdas dimen.sions. intentions of the two neighbouring Powers, NValla ...