... enemy and disaffected in Persia the brilliant operations Russian troops has disappeared, and owing the co-operation the Persian Government and the Allies there every reason predict more satisfactory and stable future for Persia. FIGHTING IN EGYPT. ENEMY COLUMNS ...

... had information that point. Col. Yale asked the Bnt sb Government realnied how much easier it would have been for the Persian Government stop this disorder if they bad had another gendarmerie under British officers. (Hear, bear.) Sir E. Grey said, of course ...

... Tb© situation is somewhat involved, but iw cent events are attributed to German and Turkish propaganda, and not to the Persian Government CHILD BEATEN TO DEATH. MOTHER SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' PENAL SERVITUDE. At the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday Caroline ...

... Sir J. D. Ree* asked whether the British Minister Teheran a porty to the warning given by the Russian Minister to the Persian Government, that if concluded any special agreement with Germany and Turkey the Anglo-Russian undertaking to maintain the integrity ...

... warelitp*. it showfl the desperate need of lqj for Btrikisg «wcev any field operation*. The Russian Government informed the Persian Government that it regret* that Persia should have become the area of hostilities. hut the Turkish incursion being directed Against ...

... gendarmerie in Peraia. and whether the British Government bed any intention, of offering of Britinh officers to the Persian Government for police work. Sir Edward Grey Haiti bin attention had been called the article, also to statements that was inspired ...

... x •’ ri > ”» ,OT life th * Aj. a A * - at _ _ to which was entered into between If' ake. ■j-nrurr nr lofor ♦>»«» ♦x_ Persian Government and British syudicatt Joining Buffalo Jones and his American Cow- W »« the year, is leaving England in th. K>y«. Mr ...

... essential that punishment should meted out baedita who attacked th© caravan. Th© Government thought would right give th© Persian Government proper opportunity of taking th© necessary steps, and they did not present therefor© intend to dispatch a pnoitiy© ...

... the unavoidable absence Sir Edward Grey, no statement could made unttl there had been time to consider fully what the Persian Government oottld th«neelv®s to secure reparation for recent incident®. wee not the season the year when extensive operation® could ...

... took the chair 2-45. MONEY FOR PERSIA. Mr. Morrell asked whether any negotiations for the advance adequate ken to tho Persian Government, «o to enable it to restore order, was still proceeding, and if so, whether any proposal had been made that concessions ...

... withdrawal foreign troops from Persia both Powers are j carefully considering how they could best agsist in strengthen the Persian Government, for the purpose of enabling the latter re-establish order and to secure the safety of the trade route*. Both M. and ...

... the period allowed by Great Britain tor the restoration order i the southern Hade routes will have expired, and the Persian Government doe* not appear to have achieve.! any important result, although | the mam route between Busbirc and Shiraz dori the ...