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... Turkish and Persian authorities ; that there was a general amnesty Sattar Khan had, presumably, nothing fear from the Persian Government; and that the Russian authorities had nothing against lum. KEEPING THE INDIAN DOWN. Dr. RUTHERFORD asked the Under. ...
... Turkish and Persian authorities; that, there was a general amnesty, Sattar Khan bad presumably nothing fear from the Persian Government, and that the Russian authorities have nothing against him. The Indian Deportations. Dr. RUTHERFORD the Under Secretary ...
... Deputy-Governor. Replying Mr. George Gooch, Mr. WOOD said the Russian Government had decided to make a small advance to tlie Persian Government on the Shah undertaking to restore the Constitution. H.M. Government were satisfied that the proposed action would not ...
... Deputy-Governor. Replvmg to Mr. George Gooch Mr. KINNON WOOD said the Russian Government decided to make snTall advance the Persian Government the Shall undertaking restore Constitution. H.M. Government were satisfied that the proposed action would not i»e p ...
... reform. Mr. M'KINNON WOOD—The Russian Govern ment have decided make a small advance of from £60,000 £lOO,OOO to the Persian Government on the Shah undertaking restore the Con stitution. The advance will be applied to paying off and disbanding the troops ...
... Cost of management and ■•II contingencies in United Kingdom „ Debenture mtereat 30 •ay £270.000 16 «?nt. royalty to Persian Government a« against the £36,000 red to pay the 6 per cent, on th- 600.000 preference ahar« . Tt anticipated that almost limitWa ...
... GREY said the Europeans at Tabrix are *ubjeci. course to risks incidental residence in town which under siege. The Persian Government have been warned that if any harm happen* to hia Majesty Conaalala or British subjects or property they will be held ...
... E. Grey the Europeans Tabris are subject, of course, to risks, incidents! residence a town which is under siege. The Persian Government have been warned that if any harm happens to H.M. Consulate- General or British subjects properly they will be held ...
... EDWARD GREY Europeans it Tabrix are subject, course, to risks incidental to residence in town which is under siege The Persian Government have been warned that if any harm happens to his Majesty Consulate-General, or to British subjects or property, they ...
... of the l.n-hani tribe, who robbed and atnpped him. Sir G. Rarelav. tho British Hinieter. ha* made repreaentationa the Persian Government demanding that urgent and Ntringent instruction* lie aent to the Governor bluraz ordering him to that reparation I* ...
... A Russian Loan. Answering Mr. Rees, Mr. M'KINNON WOOD said bed no official information that the Persian Government had received a loan through the German Bank in Teheran. He had not heard that embargo had been laid the customs at Bush ire bj the party ...
... the chair at 2.45. PERSIAN AFFAIRS. Mr. M'KINNON WOOD, answering Mr. Rees, said he had official information that the Persian Government had received a loan through the German Bank Teheran. He had not hoard that any embargo had been laid on the Customs ...