... LOT PERSIA. Tsaitssii, March 4th (received Monday). All the local Governors near Teheran have been dismissed, the new Persian Government thus effecting a considerabl-• reduction in expmtditure. The Russian Bank, with its assets, has been taken over by the ...

... best to enable Persia to escape the blow aimed at her existence by the Bolsheviks. If the agreement failed, then, the Persian Government had been told, we could not continue, indefinitely our force at Kasviu. Probably would not retain a beyond the ...

... A•istralia, have been burnt and great quantitias of foodstuffs destroyed. Swiss technicians are heing enlisted by the Persian Government f r employment in Go‘ernment railways, t?lephones, and telegraphs. A Napier (New Zealand) land alent advertised • one-roomed ...

... agreement, said: Them is not the sli!ihtest foundation for any suspicion that the Government propooe, or that the Persian Government would have consented to anything in the nature of • British The attitude of the Persian Cabinet in negotiating the ...

... Commons on Monday that the British Rumaian Governinitots ar• on the point 01 jointly making an advance of £400,000 to the Persian Government. DEATH OF A BARONET. Th. des.h occurred at hee reside:to% Daiwa* l'amheriey. on of Si, He was his seveottoth hal ii ...

... Ministers. who are in constant communication with the Russian Government in regard to the best means of enabling the Persian Government reestablish order and tranquility in the country. Papers will be laid as soon sa possible before Parliament in connection ...

... unanimously favourable. It is stated that Russia demand the of Mr. Morgan Shuster, the American Treasure General to the Persian Government, from mat. The General Medical Council w:thilrew its f infamous conduct against a doctor who had with the gandow ...

... of him commission in the Indian Army be aecepted. This I. intended to make it umpeasible for the off, red him I, the Persian Government. declared dist if the appointment i. confirmed she will take step. to protitrt her van A Teheran correspond.. tit save ...

... disorder on the trade routes in Southern Per-i• lvd My Government reluctantly te addreoi strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject, Some improvement has been shown in the condition of the routes, and ...

... 300 Russian deserters and Anareiists are stated to have Petrol'', revolutionary force. The critical position of the Persian Government is intensilied, adds the correspondent, by the fact that the Shah's troops are insulli• ciently supplied with artillery ...

... 000d01. compensation for the loss of her husband. The punishment was, for religious reasons, out of the qvestion, but the Persian Government paid the Minister 50,006401. as compensation to the widow, who, however, refused to take it. She said her husband wee ...

... described by counsel as a man of extraordinary audacity, was sentenond by the Recorder to 14 months' hard labour. The Persian Government has promised, as a mark of friendship towards Italy, not to avail itself of right to imrse • re exportation duty on ...