... British camp and a small British colony. The Germans expected Great Britain and Russia to issue ultimatum against the Persian Government, and were surprised the British determination to evacuate. It is believed that the whole British parly would hare perished ...

... completely foiled. serve It is clear that Russia is fully a As is the necessity at the present janctr ising tendering the Persian Government ad- than good advice, even when couple f the pecuniary assistance. The plan « Germans for stirring up a strong ike a ...

... North and against the English in the South, because they assume the right to exercise a species of tutelage over the Persian Government and Persian Parliament and people This they had to put up with, as Russia and England were neighbour Powers, and Germany ...

... withdrawal of the German plotters from Teheran. is a friend Russia and Great Britain, and is one of the few members of the Persian Government who have resisted the blandishment of the Turco-Gerrnan intriguer*. A plot assassinate him was discovered early this ...

... been decided t) leave the que , Con a t) how the releame of the British subjects captured at Shintz be secured to the Persian Government. We, however, should carefully watch any development. ...

... In the meantime, on the very dsy of opening war against the Russians in Teheran, a great chahge was taling place. The Persian Government gave to the Germans and the Turks the liberty of travelling into Kum (85 miler from Teheran) while they remained in ...

... been decided, after duo consideration, that the question to bow their release could best secured should bo left to the Persian Government. His Majesty'* Government would, however, carefully watch any fresh developments of tho situation. The Treatment or ...

... been decided, after careful consideration, that the question how their release could best secured should be left to the Persian Government. The British Government would watch any fresh development of the situation. ...

... decided , after due consideration , that the question as to how their release could be secured should be left to the Persian Government . His Majesty ' s Government would , however ., carefully watch , any fresh developments in tfce situation . ENLISTMENT ...

... been decided after care- ful consideration that the question of how their release could best secured should left the Persian Government. The British Government would watch any fresh development of the siteationi JOCKEY'S 810 INCOME. Sir J. D. REES asked ...

... been decided, atter due considsratien. that the question 3l to bow their release cou:d best be secured be Left to the Persian Government. His Majesty's Government would, however, carefully watch any [re-4h dcvelopritents of the situation. ...

... decided, after careful consideration, that the question_of how their release could best. be secured should be left to the Persian Government. The British Government would wateh any fresh development of the situation. ENCLISHMEN LEAVING ENGLAND Sir JOHN SIMON ...