'Persia. No 1 (1909). Correspondence respecting the affairs of Persia, December 1906 to November 1908' [‎12r] (7/236)

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Mr. Marling
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Dec. 4, 1907
(Telegraphic)
To Mr. Marling ..
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Mr. Marling
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Mr. Marling
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Jan. 9, 1908
Dec. 31, 1907
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Sir A. Nicolson
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Mr. Marling
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Jan. 2. 1908
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Feb. 10,
Jan. 29,
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Monthly summary of events. Summary of pro
ceedings of the Assembly, 9th November to
2nd December. Events at Tabreez, Resht,
Astrabad, Meshed, Ispahan, Shiraz, Yezd,
Kashan, Kermanshah, and Bunder Abbas
Impotency of the Government in maintaining
order in the country, due partly to lack of
money and partly to the hostility of the Shah
Warning delivered to the Zil-es-Sultan by the
British and Russian Representatives (see j
No. 81) .. .. .. ..
Proposed Anglo-Russian representations to the
Shah, &c. (see No. 78). Approves his action
Warning to the Zil-es-Sultan (see Nos. 86 and j
87). The communication made was to remind ;
him of the conditions of Russian and British !
protection .. .. .. .. j
His attitude to be one of strict neutrality. If ;
the Shah seeks “ bastin British Legation
it should not be refused ..
Proposed Anglo-Russian action (see No. 78).
Shah’s assurances (see bio. 80) communicated
to the Assembly, and read on 4th January
Monthly summary of events. Proceedings of
the National Assembly. Composition of the
new Cabinet. Events at Tabreez, Urumia,
Resht, Meshed, Ispahan, Yezd, Kerman,
Shiraz, and Ah waz
Story of the Shah’s coup tVfitat and subsequent
events (see No. 69 et seq.). Demands of the
Assembly. Auglo-Russian representations to
His Majesty. His Majesty’s assurances com
municated to the Assembly
Situation in the country _ after the struggle
between the Shah and his people. Complete
victory of the latter. Corruption of the
National Assembly
Interview with the Emperor. His Majesty’s
satisfaction at cordial co-operation of two
countries in Persia
M. Isvolsky’s assurances respecting the redistri
bution of Russian forces on the Persian
frontier .. .. .. .. • •
Interest on loan and suspension of sinking fund
(see No. 77). Minister for Foreign Affairs says
former will be paid, and promises reply about
His Majesty’s Government’s conditions as to
the latter
Shiraz Consulate escort. Do His Majesty’s
Government propose to retain sowars indefi
nitely ? (see No. 102)
Conversation with Nizam-es-Sultaneh. Shah’s
interview with head of the Kajar tribe. Advice
given to His Majesty at audience on 14th
January. Dissensions in the Assembly
Monthly summary of events. Calmer situation
at Shiraz. Disorders at Tabreez and Yezd.
Change of feeling in the Assembly towards the
President ..
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