... assured the Shah that asylum would only granted to refugees in cases of most extreme danger to l,ife, has protected to the Persian Government against this supervision an unheard of insult, and ha« demanded that the Cossacks shall be withdrawn from the gates ...

... ¢ the adi tion of Turkish nationality will extend to the frontier provinces. ‘Tuesday A from Teheran states that tM Persian Government having protested to “he Turkish Embassy in the Persian oapital against the granting of asylam to tho crowds which took ...

... the Shah j that asylum would only begranted to refugees cases of most extreme danger to life, has | protested to the Persian Government against ths supervision as unheard of insult, and has demanded that Cossack- should Vithe drawn from the gates the Legation ...

... apology to Great Britain was duly performed yesterday. Sultan Ali Khan, the Court Minister, on behalf of the Shah, and the Persian Government, attired in the flowing Ala-es-Sultaneh, Foreign Minister, on behalf of robes of their ive arrived at the British Legation ...

... the Shah that asylum was to be granted to refugees in casts of the most extreme dauger to life, bas pretested to the Persian Government against this as insult and has demantedt that the shall be withdrawn from the gates of the Legation by six this evening ...

... 45. AFFAIRS PERSIA. Sir E. (replying Major Anstruther Gray) he had no information as to the reported resignation the Persian Government. far he was aware there was reason apprehend Teheran involving danger to the lives and interests of British subjects ...

... fined fifty dollars for using trawls inshore waters.—Reuter. The Russian Minister has made strong representations to the Persian Government for punishment brigands who attacked the Russian guard near Boliasuder, and killed and wounded nine Russians.—Reuter ...

... Legation —an proceeding, against winch his Majesty s Government had proteste —had given rise to correspondence with the Persian Government as the refugees could not given without denude and reliable guaranteeing proper treatment. The Shah had issued a pr ...

... Teheran: and. if so. whether be could state the result. Sir K. Grev replied: ** An apology has been demanded from tho Persian Government, and I understand that it will be forthcoming; but until has been made in satisfactory terms the incident cannot be ...

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... satisfactory reply to allay the political all Pere Refugees Is Torlds! eT. PETEMBCRG. Teenier. A from Teheran the Persian Government. haring protested t the Turkish in the Perms tepee! the panting to toob reface in the witheel whatever. the mimed the ...

... Russian officers. Fortunately, it has been found convenient to withdraw these troops, and the refugees have left after the Persian Government has guaranteed the lives and persons and property of the refugees, and in the case of any accused of crime, as distinct ...