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No. 115.
Mr. Marling to Sir Edward Grey.—{Received June 3.)
(Telegraphic.) Tehran, June 3, 1908.
MY telegram of to-day’s date.
Last night Amir Bahadur Jang took “ bast” at the Russian Legation. The Shah
has been deserted by two or three other leading courtiers.
No. 116.
Mr. Marling to Sir Edward Grey.—{Received June 4.)
(Telegraphic.)
1 HIS morning the Shah left the Palace and went with
place, outside the Kasvin Gate.
Tehran, June 4, 1908.
a strong escort to his country
Mr. Marling to Sir Edward Grey.—{Received June 8.)
(Taiegraphic.)
the nnrmlar^ 1 d ? y th ® 6th J 7 ™ 8 ’ al1 apparent reconciliation between the Shah and
popular pai ty took place, but the next morning it was reported to His Maiestv that
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A 2 ad T urM,XtL ei rS th Ln il 4 e l cleSt -L 0n ’ ? lso Serdar Mansur, Ala-ed-Dowleh, and
te^atSb^he ShaL KaJar Wh ° t0 ° k Pa '' t the last
i>o. ns.
Mr. Marling to Sir Edward Grey.—{Received June 9.)
Sit’j
I HAVE the honour to transmit to you herewith copy of^ S^Tthe
I have, &c.
(Signed) CHARLES M. MARLING.
Inclosure m No. 118.
(Translation.) Mushir-ed-Dowleh to Mr. Marling.
I HAVE received your note respecting the Parsees in Persia ^Tlf’ p 08;
Government have always paid special attention f,, in ir ^ The Persian
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