... secure its oil , supplies. On the recommendation of this Committee the concession that Mr. D'Arcy had obtained from the Persian Government was prevented from passing into foreign handl, and was bead by the Burmab Oil CompenY and the late Lord Strathoona until ...

... 1916 I was sent to Bandar Abbas with instructions to raise a local force, with which to restore the authority of the Persian Government and to protect British interests. The first regiment of the South Persia Rifles was recruited in the neighbourhood of ...

... Farman Forma family possess the promise of the British Governinent to protect their life, property, and honour. The Persian Government demands 4,000,000 tomato, [2666,000], which it assesses as only a portion of the amount of public funds the Farman Farina ...

... relations with the Bolalievista taken wimps. Rothstein has reached Askabad and submitted it list of diplomatic staff to Persian Government amounting 60 persons. No the Proletarian Government apparently will not be shorthanded. The French Government hi believed ...

... told two stories, and the two do not agree. One porters are better able to hear what iS of his stories was that the Persian Government will continue to occur. l e tter had been told that we should be surprised if Apart from this Mild, LORD R I ___- ...

... Persia next year. At any rate, we have told the Persian Government that we should be surprised if we stayed after that. On the other hand, in another breath, he told the House that ; the Persian Government has been told that we 'expected the Mejliss to ...

... the, ment are prepared to wage war in North-West con 1111 l in welfare of the peace of Europe, or i Persia if the Persian Government will sign an Ifrom 80. satisfied comment, Agreement at which they have hitherto looked Ithat 'the policy of the Pact ...

... points out, two schools ry cativo ; it was not ratified by the.' of thought had arisen before 1914, and the one former Persian Government and is now eracti. which I have over and over again attempted to °ally shelved by the newly-formed, so-called , uphold ...

... through SIR JULIAN under some other arrangement ? What is clear: Vtacousrr is to ask the Plume :Wiener= is that the Persian Government have, so far. : for an assurance that the official account will, persistently neglected to procure the ratifica-I not ...

... Kaavin meanwhile, far larger and better equipped than the enemy and easily able to reoccupy Resht and Mizell for the Persian Government, is apparently here for other than warlike operations. It must be admitted, however, that the abstruseness of the War ...

... 71114tetsieff was killed by the Cossack and jewols found on him for t;: 4 lEknds. were brought to Teheran and Over to the Persian Government by to whom a portion was returned. Cfnetsieff was formsiiy an officer in the Division. ...

... tendered their sympathy to the Persian Government in the difficult and unprovoked circumstances in which they had been placed. They thought that in entering upon this discussion with the Soviet authorities the Persian Government had acted properly and rightly ...