... PERSIAN CONCESSIONS. Sir A. Hardinge, the British Minister at Teheran, has received a note from the Persian Government stating that Persian subjects who hold or will hold concessions must not, as far as their concessions are concerned, enter into any ...

... suggests the operation of financial factor, hitherto unobserved. The various stages are as follows: On Dec. 14, 1909, the Persian Government. helpless for want of money, applied to England and Russia for advance of £500.000. Both the British and Russian Governments ...

... open revolt against the Persian Government, and had mit talegraph lines and seized and robbed road toll houses and offices. Our information, Sir Edward added, is that all this has happened in defiance of the Persian Government, who resent the conduct ...

... take that territory out of the hands of the Persian Government. When a Russian officer heads a Persian revolt and Russian army sent nominally to suppress him joins him in defeats ing the Persian Government troops, is quite plain that Russia is not respecting ...

... In Persia and America. “The Persian Government,” said the Persian and Indiaji Archbishop through the interpreter, “are friendly with the Armenians. These are numerous, and are largely merchants. Most part, however, are agriculturists. In the cities, such ...

... CRITICAL SITUATION. Possible Concerted Action by the Entente Powers. The Persian Government, on hearing of the recent attack on the British Consul. General at Ispahan (say* Renter), instructed the Penguin Minister for Foreign Affairs to call at the British ...

... Government had no desire, nor they had the desire were they in position, to prevent the Persian Government from obtaining loan from private sources should the Persian Government wish so, provided always that any ench loan in wise prejudicially affected the securities ...

... of Commons yesterday that in view of the intimation that the Persian Government contemplated an appeal to the Council of the League of Nations, which would result in the Persian Government becoming entitled to require the suspension of any proceedings ...

... notification Indicating that the Persian Government was prepared to consider fresh terms for the concession led to a recovery to 40s. Gd., leaving the depreciation at approximately £3,336,000. 'l' lie Persian Government's decision may be a matter for ...

... ian Agrcenient was Aiif'ih-ct 31, UK)7. Spptomhor sth, lfK)7, the British and l?ns- Hian Minurtcrs explained to the Persian Government what the agreement meant, so far as Persia concerned; Tho object of the two Powers in making this Agreement is not in ...

... handbag container at Id. Also larger sins. welsroonted neatlY4hod gl!)ijousif Snowfire SNOWFIRE Vaniihhty eream The Persian Government asks that their troops and officials should be given free passage, and that the Soviet authorities should be instructed ...

... plane after the royal 4lg Russians U and when the Persian - ,Government was able to tap it. Treachery hiosccw has now made a resolute protest against the hostile actions of the Persian Government . . which are incompatible with normal relations ...