... I y would be deferred pending their arrival. THE RUSSIAN LOAN TO PERSIA. £-\fT BRODRICOE told Mr Macneill that the i Persian Government did not, in July, send this I 'Government a precis of Russian proposals in re- >, gard to the Persian loan conversion ...

... neighbourhood of the Persian - Gulf. It was suggested that thi Blritish Govern- inent had induced the enforcemenut bv tiho Persian Government of the prohibition regarding the im- . portation of arms into Persia in order to stop sup- plies to Afridis. Defendants ...

... Muzafer-ed- Din is quite impotent, of course, but that will not be taken its a valid excuse at St Peters- burg. If the Persian Government is helpless to prevent such thievish incursions into Russian territory, then Russian troops must be sent to the frontier ...

... l\[r Grayes, superintendentl of the Indo- European Telegraph Department. The MotiUV is SUI)IMui4d to be ihtilder. The Persian Government i taiking Fitringent mneasnres to ?? the culprit, umid Colonel Meajde, the Britislu Resident at 13twdirc, is proceediini ...

... the Persian Tobacco Corporation would be laid on the table, when the arrangements between the Corpor- ation and the Persian Government were completed. I MERCICANT SHIPPING BILeL. l The Merchant Shipping Acts Amendment Bill, i as amended, was considered ...

... . 'Mr Lowther stated that the Governmient had offered their good offices in order to settle the dispute between the Persian Government anl I the Imperial Tobacco Corporation, nnd an r arramgement had been come to kudler which the Persian authorities had ...

... that Her Majesty's Government were in communication with the chairman of the company, on the one hand, and with the Persian Government on the other, with a view to proper compensation being given to the Corporation for the abolition of the concession ...

... near River Gambia has suc- ceeded in burning the township of a marauding chief. Yielding to the popular agitation, the Persian Government has cancelled the monopoly of the tobacco export held by the Tobacco Corpora- tion. Troops continue to patrol the streets ...

... not bringing more influence to bear upon the Persian Government, in order to obtain her restoration. Sir James Fergusson said that the Government bad taken all possible steps to induce the Persian Government to act with promptitude in'the case of Miss ...

... said that before the subject was mentioned in the House the Govern- c mnet had taken all possible steps to induce the b Persian Government to act with promptitude and decision in the matter. There had been no delay or hesitation whatever in the matter. The ...

... and fell a distance of 60 feet. She was killed. 'THE CORN CROP IN PERSIA.. (RaUTER's TELEGRAM.) Teheran Sunday.-The Persian Government has prohibited the exportation of corn, crops having been destroyed in the southern provinces by locusts. THE POPULARITY ...

... girl, by changing her religion, had ceased to be a British subject. He proposes a mixed committee of inquiry. E' he Persian Government threatens suddendeath . to all rioters caught opposing the release of the ,stolen English girl. f DISMISSAL OF RIFLE ...