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... nations applied to. The application has not gone farther than to 'the Legations in Teheran, so the conditions which the Persian Government are prepared attach to the loan are therefore unknown, though the Governments of Great Britain and Russia have been ...
... Mr. George Gooch that the Russian Government had decided to make a small advance of from £50,000 to £lOO,OOO to the Persian Government on the Shah undertaking to restore the Constitution. Mr. Joynson Hicks. Are his Majesty’s Government satisfied that ...
... the Electoral Law had not yet been published, ond the question of making further representations on the subject to the Persian Government was now under the consideration of the British and Russian Governments. UNEMPLOYMENT. Mr. A. Henderson asked Mr. Burns ...
... surrounded the British Legation at Teheran had now been withdrawn. U.M. Government had asked for written assurance from the Persian Government before surrendering any of the refugees in the Legation that they should have a fair trial at which a member of the ...
... PERSIA. Sir E Grey, answering Major Anstruther- Gray, said he had no information as to the reported resignation of the Persian Government. As far was aware there was no reason apprehend any 'disturbances in Teheran involving danger to the lives and interests ...
... Mr. Lonsdale with reference the incursion Turkish troops into Persian territory, replied that at the request of the Persian Government his Majesty’s representative at Constantinople had been instructed to make representations cn the subject in the intertste ...
... Majesties, who start on Friday for thff'lfbntinent. A Teheran telegram states that order ha;; been restored at Sabzevar. The Persian Government is taking vigorous measures to punish those who took part in the anti- Rusaian movement. The Saragossa Alicante Railway ...
... Abruxzi is contemplating expedition to the Himalayas, state* the Rom« Giornale d’ltalia.” Permission has been given by the Persian Government for the establishment of a German bank Teheran. Violent thunderstorms, causing peat floods and much damage to the gram ...
... Sir Edward Grey informed Mr. Hart Davies that the Persian Government had refused to accept Col MacMahon's award regarding the beislan water channels was awaiting a statement of the Persian Government’s objections. SPANISH TARIFF. Mr Lloyd George, in answer ...
... PERSIA. Sir E. Grey, in answer to Mr. Hart Davies. said the Government had pressed, and would continue to press, upon the Persian Government the desirability of adopting measures to facilitate trade between India aud Southern Persia. MACEDONIA. Sir E. Grey ...
... the ground that is bald-headed. His mother said that his baldness was caused by fright, throngh their house fire. The Persian Government has rejected the award made by the British Mission under Colonel Mc- Mahon regarding the distribution of the waters ...
... between Great Britain and I;uu.sia lor the establishment in Persia of their condominium. Tho journal observes that th© Persian Government must not allow it&alf to l)o intimidated by the threat th© realisation such agreement, for if Russia has always ene ...