... | under its foreign officers in open re- 1 volt against the Persian Government, ami hud cat the telegraph lines. Our informa- | was that all this had happened in | defiance Persian Government, who resented the conduct of its officers. message from Bush ...

... manager were* arrested by tho gendarmerie without tho knowledge the Persian Government. gendarmerie, acting under iis foreign officers, was in open revolt against the Persian Government. Mr. Byrne, the Nationalist Member for Dublin Harbour, having referred ...

... Impression is that all these attempts arc the result of (Jerrnan and Turkish propaganda. and were not initiated the Persian Government. The Amsterdam correspondent the Central News wires to-day that in a telegram from Berlin to the Koelnischo Zeitung ...

... the Bntish colony started for Kaskin on the 23rd inst. Theso acts of rapine and outrige were done in defiance of the Persian Government, -1 d are an instance of the way in which Gorman igents instigate violent or criminal action 1o neutral countries. ...

... question,'savs the information received bv British’ Government, is that.these things are happening defiance Oi the Persian Government. •atiw lishi upon the *ul»- (•‘i.'fk .«.hip> are icing port- «.i the United Kiugy what lieiog done, 'jti'tautiiiopio ...

... Imperial Bank of Kuesia had been arrested, and their property seised by the gendarmerie without the knowledge of the Persian Government. It an act of unprovoked brigandage. Ine gendarmerie, under foreign ofieerm, was in open revolt against the Permian ...

... foreign ofikorf. open revolt against the Persian Government and cut telegraph linos and seized and robbed road toll houses and offices. Our information is that ■II this has happened in deGance tho Persian Government, who resent tho conduct of tbo gendarmerie ...

... Hurnadan,* and the British colony, started for Kasvin on the 23rd inat. These acts rapine and outrage were done in the Persian Government, ami are instance the way in which German agent-* in stigate violent or criminal action in neutral countries. Further ...

... under ite foreign officers, was in open revolt against the Persian Govern- ment, and had cut the telegraph Hnes. Our vion was that all this had happened in defiance of the oficer ...

... informed that Mukhber-el- Sultanieh, former Governor-General Southern Persia, who was recalled from his post by the Persian Government deference tho wishes of Great Britain, has been succeeded Prince Musrat-el-Sultameb, untie of the Shah. His Highness ...

... fears of disturbances occurring during tbe Festival of Mohurrum, which began some days ago. In this connection, the Persian Government itself did not consider that there was any cause for anxiety, in view of the presence of efficient police force in the ...

... the Entree of yesterday Sir Edward Grey said that Repels, in concurrence with the British Government. has warted the Persian Government that should they conclude any preinl agreement with Germany and Turkey. the Anglo-Russian undertaking to maintain the ...