... plain language used by the Under-Secretery for Foreign Affairs in referenoe to the difficulty which has arisen with the Persian Government over the concession to the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. One of the first duties of a Government is to defend the lives ...

... disorder on the trade routes in Southern Persia led my Government reluctantly to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvement has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...

... the following official statement regarding the Turco-Persian frontier incident:—What has happened is as follows: The Persian Government, in order to punish the Begzadegans of Dashtg and ciher unruly Persian tribes, who were guilty, of acts of murder and ...

... maintenaiice of security. There is nothing we have urged the Persian, Government to adopt which threatens the independence and integrity of that country.• If the attitude of the Persian Government is to be at once helpless and hostile se moot reserve to ourselves ...

... frontier. A conflict mined. Eighty of the tribe-smell and seventeen of the Cossacks were killed. Many were 'wounded. The Persian Government is agitated, fearing Russian interferehoe. ...

... government. This person, who is a man of great wealth, has demands upon the Persian government which it has been the duty of the British legation to support. The Persian government, on the other hand, claimed him as its own subject, liable to all such exactions ...

... and Russia had been so constructed as to hamper our trade. Strong observations on the subject had been made to the Persian Government, and certain instructions had been given to our representative at Teheran. ...

... FOREIGN MISCELLANY. The concession granted to Baron Router by the Persian Government has been revoked. The Turkish Government has arranged for loan one million sterling 18 per cent. The Canadian Government has decided immediately to dissolve Parliament ...

... sovans and seventeen Cossaoka were killed. Many were wounded. The Russian commander has asked for reinforcements. The Persian Government is agit ated, fearing Russian interference in Khorassan and Aser- bijan. Quiet has been restored at Meshed. The Shah ...

... Teheran, concluded certain articles of agreement with the Suder Azim or Prime Minister of the Persian government. By those articles, tho Persian government engaged not to send troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops —that is, troops from ...

... Bombay. They are intended to reinforce Consular escorts at Bushire, E az, snd Topsham, pending the execution by the Persian Government of effective measures for the restoration of security of life and property, in Southern Persia. Their functions w bs ...

... communications with Persia, that those communications had hitherto led to no conclusion, and that we had not released the Persian Government from their engagement not to occupy Herat. The Lord Chancellor, in moving the second reading of the Employers’ Liability ...