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... pension and departure were made it was found impossible to arrive at any written understanding on this subject, and the Persian Government received only a verbal assurance that Mohammad Ali was not likely to renew his attempt. ...
... to proceed some way in these matters on its own authority, it is now evident that it will do nothing of the kind. The Persian Government now refuse to move without a Mejliss. and the Russian Government very naturally, alter its experience of the hostility ...
... requires. Even if he eventually goes to Shiraz, it is too late to hope that he can achieve much. The road is shut, the Persian Government has failed to arrest the assailants of Consul Smart, and Mohammed iii Kashguli is now breathing forth threats of war ...
... improvement in the condition of the northern provinces; what steps were being taken to restore the authority of the Persian Government in the northern provinces, with a view to the withdrawal of the Russian troops; and whether he proposed to lay further ...
... RAILWAYS IN PERSIA. TEHIRAN, Aug. 16. The Persian Government has replied to the Russian demand for a concession to constrnd a railway between Jaffa and Tabriz with an extension to Urnmiah. The answer is not considered quite satisfactory, because it raises ...
... TO PERSIA. LONDON, Aug. 9. Ruder learns tbaL Grea; Britain has agreed to lake a further loan to Persia to i fit the Persian Government to deal more effectively with the situation in the south. THE MONTENEGRIN FIGHTING. LONDON, Aug. 9. The Porte his instructed ...
... proposed to be built by Russir from Djalfa to Tabriz, independently of the proposed Trans-Persian Railway; whether the Persian Government had sanctioned the construction of such a line; and, if so, would he support as of right, under the rescript of Shah ...
... at Tabriz of a detachment of Persian Cossacks 700 strong, with two officers and four non-commissioned officers. The Persian Government hp ve ngreed to the request, and action on the part of His Mai esty's Government appears to be called for. ...
... interests in the matter seemed to have been left out of consideration. The projected railway would no more enable the • Persian Government to grapple with the pro.. !blems with which they were confronted than would the London to Brighton Railway enable our ...