... the unfortanate subject of their anxieties. The ' 1 recent reply of the Persian Government to the Anglo-Russian Note of February 18 is of considerable interest. The Persian Government, we learn, is now deeply touched by the good intentions of Greet Britain ...

... the ex-Shah of Pereia. has proclaimed himeelf leader of Modems, and indicate* his intention claiming the throne. The Persian Government are taking energetic measures to deal with the situation. •port the Newbury meeting on Saturday Mine Chiffinch filly ...

... with Persian affairs and covering the period during which Russia sent the military expedition into the country, and the Persian Government diamiesod Mr. Shuster. The most important despatches are two from Sir Edward Grey to the British Ambassador in St. ...

... Persian political= Ode signing of the Convention, . in connectiOd with the reoent diamissai fir. an American raison by the Persian Government, on the ~ ,k nrondatioa of the President of ties = A . to the post of Treasurer-General of C1 . 1 14 ,- c in Persia ...

... direct negotiations with the chiefs of the {southern tribes. In written communications to-day Sir fleorge informed the Persian Government that the British troops Hushire would he withdrawn when the tribesmen who attacked Mr. »Smart, the British Cbnsnl Shiraz ...