... evidence could adduced beyond UiAt urouglit forward the previous trial Mr 8. said, in reply to Mr Gregory, that the Persian government bad ahown intention «l violating the Uto Ucaty, attacking the iodepcudenco of Herat. FRESCH EXrOI:TATIOS WE3ROES. In ...

... alas, what is even more certain is that British interests will suffer in the process and that the good faith of the Persian Government in honouring any new bargain made can no longer be trusted. Little wonder that the bulk of the Britons in the oil company's ...

... northern to the western shores of the Black Sea. The same correspondent sends the follow. ing among other rumours :—Tbe Persian Government have been asked by Russia to co-operate against Turkey. In obedience to this summons Persia is sending trosps to the ...

... between Colonel Shiel, repre aentatiee of Great Biiuin, and (he Sedar Aaim, or Prime Minister the Court of Teheran, the Persian Government engaged that ita troops should no account approach Herat, except in the single event of the city chancing to be menaced ...

... Majesty commands us to express to you her regret that the conduct of the Persian Government has led to hostilities between her Mttjesty and the Shah of Persia. The Persian Government, in uefiance of repeated warnings, and in violation of its engagements ...

... most fertile of the Persian provincies, things are not much better. M. Vambery strongly condemns the conduct of the Persian Government in these circumstances. The governors of the various provinces, and all the members of the ruling dynasty, have collected ...

... Minister, whn resided Teheran before the war, will return to Teheran, wbeie will be received with great honours by the Persian Government.*' Accounts from Trehizond announce the arrival of Prince Nadin Sochi Khan, on hi* way England to vance his claims Herat ...

... if Mr Richard Stokes, who is representing Britain in the Abadan oil dispute, succeeds in reaching agreement with the Persian Government in its present mood he will have achieved something not far short of the miraculous. The Persians have for some time ...

... the imporfatior of alcoholic beverages from abroad, whicl: has been force for two years, has now been removed tlie Persian Government. Harry Carlton and Margaret Cunninghan were remanded at Manchester charged with being concerned the raid Manchestei ...

... betweeu and Persia was cousiruclcd as hamper our trade, accordingly strong representations had made on this point to the Persian Government. Lord Cranboriie. in conclusion, showed what the Government had done and were doing to promote Britisn interests in ...

... Persia's threatened seizure of the oil wells and plant developed by British capital under treaty agreement with a former Persian Government. And while America and other friendly countries are doing their utmost to impress on the Persians the wisdom of negotiating ...

... Saltan has approved of the project for Slate Bank, proposed l>y Mr Wilkin. The English, in reply a communication fiom the Persian Government, demand* the reimburHcmcnt, under guarantees, of the entire expense* of the war. Ohultib Singh, with brigade of cavalry ...