'Persia. No 1 (1909). Correspondence respecting the affairs of Persia, December 1906 to November 1908' [‎13r] (9/236)

TABLE OE CONTENTS.
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No.
Name.
Date.
116
Mr. Marling
(Telegraphic)
J une 4,
117
n ?? • • # ,
(Telegraphic)
8,
118
V* • • • •
May 7,
119
?? • •
21,
120
» V
21,
121
55 55 • • • •
22,
122
n j> • •
(Telegraphic)
June 9,
123
(Telegraphic)
12,
124
To Mr. O’Beirne ..
(Telegraphic)
12,
125
Mr. Marling
(Telegraphic)
13,
126
Mr. O’Beirne
(Telegraphic)
15,
127
To Mr. O’Beirne ..
(Telegraphic)
15,
128
55 » * * . * ’
(Telegraphic)
20,
129
Mr. Marling
(Telegraphic)
21,
130
Mr. O’Beirne
(Telegraphic)
22,
131
Mr. Marling
(Telegraphic)
22,
132
(Telegraphic)
23,
133
5 5 55 * * * *
(Telegraphic)
23,
134
To Mr. O’Beirne ..
(Telegraphic)
23,
Subject.
Page
1908
Departure of the Shah for his country place
120
Reported invitation to the Zil- es-Sultan to assume
the Regency. Arrest of the Zil’s eldest son
and of Azad-ul-Mulk (see No. 122) .. .. 120
Reply of Persian Government respecting the
protection of Parsees in Persia (see No. 103).. 120
Monthly summary of events. Events at Tehran,
Meshed, Turbat-i-Haidari, Yezd, Kermanshah,
and Shiraz .. ..
121
Resignation of the Ministry and action of the
Minister of Finance (see No. 113) .. .. 122
Resignation of Ministry due to desire to get rid
of Nizam-es-Sultaneh. Sani-ed-Dowleh and
Mohtashem-es-Sultaneh will probably be in the
new Ministry. Unrest at Yezd and Kerman
shah .. .. .. .. .. 123
Proclamation issued denouncing as traitors
persons reported arrested in No. 117 .. 124
Serious excitement against the Shah. Proposals
of the Russian Minister for maintaining the
dynasty. Intrigues of the Zil-es-Sultan .. 124
To inform Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs
that His Majesty’s Government cannot agree
to Russian Ministers proposals for maintaining
the dynasty (see No. 123). Interference in
internal affairs should be avoided at all costs
(see No. 126) .. ,. ..
No disorders in Tehran. The Enjumens have
been persuaded to leave the mosque (see
No. 122)
M. Isvolsky inclined to suggest a joint warning
to the Zil-es-Sultan (see No. 124) ..
His Majesty’s Government would not give any
support to the Zil-es-Sultan or any other can
didate for the throne without previous agree
ment with Russia (see No. 126)
His Majesty’s Government ready to join in
addressing a warning to the Zil-es-Sultan
If warning given to Zil-es-Sultan substance
thereof should be made known authoritatively
(see No. 128) ..
M. Isvolsky ready to join in warning to Zil es-
Sultan (see No. 128)
Russian Minister has advised Shah to adopt a;
conciliatory attitude (see No. 129) ..
125
125
125
126
126
126
126
127
: Arrest of eight persons in mosque adjoining As
sembly ordered by the Shah. Their surrender
refused. Fighting going on
j Assembly buildings and mosque cleared by Shah’s
troops. Arrest of leaders of popular party.
I Houses pillaged ..
.
His Majesty’s Government concur that substance
of British and Russian communications re
specting the Zil-es-Sultan should be made
known (see No. 130) ..
127
127
127