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... robbed of her baggage by Kurds near Diarbekr. Persian Situation. Our Special Correspondent in Teheran says that the Persian Government has not yet agreed to accept the Russian loan, objecting that the terms of the convention are too onerous. Or mined ...
... unhws ap- I»rov«*J by elected assembly. Surely it very gra\o if tho Russian had tl»oir own initiative made loon to the Persian Government before ti»o Persian Parliainont assembled. A ooneiderablo fon-o KiiAnian troofM was still in ilm Northern Romia. was ...
... and still stay on the Foreign Offiee. It was signed soon after Parliament rose, hot it oonld not published—because the Persian Government ...
... disbanding and keying Ispshan. The Ispahanis will be very glad when they go. THE PROPOSED RUSSIAN LOAN. MAY TI. The Persian Government have not yet agreed s to accept the Russian advance, objecting that 41U terms at convention are too calesous. ...
... Bath), Mr. McKINNON WOOD said the Russian Government toi decided to make a small advance of from £50,000 £lOO,OOO to the Persian Government on the Shah tmdermking to restore the Constitution. Tbs advance will applied paying off and disbanding some of the troops ...
... ), Mr. McKINNON WOOD said: The Russian Government have derided to make small advance of from £50,000 £lOO,OOO to the Persian Government on the Shah undertaking reetore Constitution. The advance will bs applied paying off and disbanding some of the troops ...
... Correspondent at Teheran describes the circumstances in which an advance of £lOO,OOO will probably be made by to the Persian Government within the next few days. The expenditure will be strictly controlled. and the British Minister is to be consulted as ...
... the money without the Bank’s consent. This arrangement is made in pursuance of an agreement previously made with the Persian Government, under which interest on certain existing British loans to Persia was to be provided out of the proceeds of the Bushire ...
... withdraw the money without the Bank's consent. arrangement made in pursuance of agreement previously made with the Persian Government, under which interest on certain existing British loans to Persia was to provided out the proceeds of the Bashir* Customs ...
... ta/egttardinfi their interests.' —Britiab Memorandum to the Persian Government, September, 1907. The above extract from dispatch nddrcaaed the British representative in Teheran to the Persian Government, after the conclusion of the Anglo-Uuastan Agreement, ...
... the retired list. , The Situation In Persia. The British and Russian Legations have been officially notified by the Persian Government that the Shah accepts the advice of the Powers, but requires explanations of certain features in the programme, which ...
... sraclAL CORRESPONDENT.) TEHERAN, MAY 4. The British and Russian Legations have today been officially notified by the Persian Government that the Shah accepts the advice of the Powers. but requires explanations of certain features in the programme, which ...