... undoubtedly serious. TL. Government could mot hold out amy hope that money would be lent for the general i'pon* of the Persian Government, but they had decided to advance another £50.000 half of whieh would be provided by India —to preveat the collapse of ...

... pressing f*>.r ‘he «doiv tion of their own propwale which. any case would have no other object Gian the authoritv of the Persian Government restored and trade protected. I look forward with much interest the assembling in May next of the er, *J , Conference ...

... it was (t.ought it peifcetly plain that ill-founded. „ ; d not le: • 'he jury •• any lalsc im|ires- We have urged the Persian Government , . ; „, o! |, |.i oved, and who *i{ they cannot police the trade routes . ~ • all pnits the appeal .ho«ld y eon«.i ...

... 000d01. compensation for the loss of her husband. The punishment was. for rdigioua reason?., out the question, but the Persian Government paid tho Minister 50,CC0doi. as compensation the wi-low, who. however, refused to take it. She said her waa not worth ...