... recommended her mercy. The Shah a troopo haring occupied the Russian frontier im threatened. Sir Edward Grey bias warned the Persian Government that it will be held respomibl* for the safety the Errtiah Consulate at Tabria. Prroidast Taft tUtcd to have to th* ...

... months’ imprisonment with 3,0001. fine. The self-stybxl Virw-gonmt the I'rnpls-t. wlm l.itteriy nod handed a robe Woo tlm Persian Government, believes himadf ordained Heaven to right the wrongs tlone itribe name of tho Prophet and to restore Islam ism to its ...

... the Cabul refugees. and will c oae the gates agatnat the whole party, compelling them to seek refuge in Persia. The Persian Government might then be asked to make prisoners of them, Ay> ub being responsible for l.ient. Maclaine's muHer. OXFORD CITY COURT ...

... so. The Journal de St. Ptttrtbourg has an article upon the occupation of Herat by Persia In which it says that if the Persian Government acts against Kussia it will be at its risk and peril. The Oolot says the idea of Persia occupying Herat without assistance ...

... by the Pope on the occasion. Persia. A telegram has been received in Constantinople from Teheran announcing that the Persian Government has declared the concession to Baron Reuter null and void, on the ground that he has not kenfc the engagement made to ...

... to have an independent line from Bagdad to the Persian frontier, at a place called Khanokain,’' from which point tho Persian Government, under the advice and with the assistance of English officers, will carry the line to Teheran and Schiraz, and so to ...