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... ent arises out of the hostility of the Persian Government to man named Mirza Haskin,who was employed our service, and who took refuse in our embassy fear of assassination. Our Minister asked the Persian government to give guarantee that the man's life ...
... PERSIA. Ihe Persian Government lias sent an envoy, Mirza Malcum Khan, to Constantinople, to settle the difference with England by the intervention of the Porte. The home Government bus appointed Lord Stratford to conduct tbe affair, which, it is hoped ...
... of War. All the Ministers have received anonymous letters warning them not attend. application has been made to the Persian Government for its approval of the appointment M. Poklewski-l£oziell Russian Minister Teheran. The relatives M. Hartwig affirm ...
... THE WAR WITH PERSIA. The latest accounts from Persia, by way of Constantinople, state that the concessions made by the Persian Government have been rejected by England. Great Britain demands that the siege of Herat is to be raised as prior step to negotiation ...
... The Persian Government has demanded the im- mediate withdrawal of the 160 bluejackets landed last week at Lingah, on the Persian Gulf. to TO- tect the town against a threatened raid. ‘he British Miniater in Teheran replied that the force would be withdrawn ...
... convinced that, seeing the perfect friendship which unites the two Powers, such state of things could not take place. The Persian Government places great confidence in the kindness, the perspicacity, and the perfect equity of the English Cabinet. If even the ...
... the Shall to break off friendly relations with the Cabinet of London, or to excite hostilities against that power. The Persian Government gave instructions to its Ambassador and full powers settle the dispute manner conformable to the dignity and interests ...
... —Accounts from Trehizonde of the 11th state that the British Ambassador at Teheran had broken off all relations with the Persian Government consequence of some personal offence. It was thought that the affair would be terminated by reparation on the part of ...
... *hat steps did they propose to take to carry it Mr. (Under Foreign Secretary): The text of the declaration made to the Persian Government bv the British and Russian representative® at September, 1907, been published, and can be found on page of a arhamentary ...
... fifteen millions contracted by the Porte* spite of the remonstrances of the delegate for the great English loan. The Persian Government have agreed with a French house for working part of the silk produce. ...
... the East, and obtaining the withdrawal of the British from the Island of Karak in the Persian Gulf, without which the Persian government cannot stand. ...
... inarching onArabs tan. The British Charge d'Affaires Teheran had in consequence suspended bis diplomatic relations with the Persian Government. This movement on the part of the Shah of Persia had for some time been apprehended, his relations with Turkey were ...