... contradicted, of Persia having adopted the Russian Customs system had, according to the Fremdenblatt, some foundation. The Persian Government, it states, yielding to the Russian demand for the modification of the Persian tariff, which at present imposes the ...

... them that their own interests were identical with ours; but pressure might be put on the Persian Government to make roads and construct railways, tho Persian Government either doing the work themselves, or allowing us to 'do it. In fulfilling the high mission ...

... suggested was that we should intimate distinctly to the Persian Govern- ment, as regards Southern Persia, that we intended to claim priority of right in the construction of such railways the Persian Government would not construct themselves, while we did not ...

... subject. The Russian Loan to Percy asked the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether the Customs hypothecated by the Persian Government to the service of the Russian Five per Cent. Gold Loan of 1900 include those of the provinces of Luristan, Khuzistan ...

... them that their own interests were id?n«ical with ours. But pressure might be put on the Persian Government to make roads and construct railways, the Persian Government either doing the work themselves or allowing us to do it. In fulfilling the high mission ...

... ought to have recognised ia Southern Persia a A ity ot mght to construct rail- ways which might aired, and which the Persian Government did not find itself able to undertake ; while we should ::ot ubject to Russia having similar pri- ority o right in Northern ...

... to Chaman. He further urges that. troops should be sent to the Perso-Afghan-British frontier as moral suasion for the Persian Government, who now know that there are no British troops nearer than 500 miles from their border, while at Askabad, only 160 miles ...

... them Mat their own interests were identical with onrs, bat pressure might be put on the Persian Government to make roads and construct railways, the Persian Government either doing the work themselves or allowing us to it. fulfilling the mission which Providence ...

... our com- y in the South we make roads from the Gulf into the interior, or induce the Persian Government to make them. Intimation should be made to the Persian Government that, as regards Southern Persia, we would claim a priority of right for the construction ...

... the loan, but lie asserted that it was mainly owing to the pressure brought to bear by the Russian Government on the Persian Government that the arrangements by which that loan was originally to be carried out Zibeline and Covert Coating Coats and Skirts ...

... rights in Southern Persia. Karl Percy tho amendment. did not desire any Persian territory, but pressure might put on the Persian Government to construct railways. Mr. Norman and Sir Albert Rollit continued ♦he debate, and Sir Grey warned th' Government against ...

... arrange with the Persian authorities for the closing of the Persian Border as a refuge to badmas'nes from Makran. The Persian Government and the British Government are fully in accord on this subject and in future Persian territory will no longer be available ...