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... Tsars was made when the proposals of Sir Westmont Dower, to give pecuniary aid to the Persian Government were not *scented. Some ten years ago the Persian Government, having already borrowed £500.000 from the Imperial Bank of Persia, wee driven to seek ...
... Yoiirselv** or the Constitution ! ” When one remembers these are the words a Russian officer lent the Russian Government the Persian Government for purposes of instruction, and also 'b* this same officer is at this moment virtually Military Governor of Teheran ...
... Afghanistan. surrendered to a band of Persian robbers, who. in turn. surrendered to the Nushki Iley ; and whether the Persian Government was taking steps to prevent a practice fraught with such danger to British troops and Ilritish interests in India. _ ...
... of management and general charges, the sum remaining amounts to £74,895. From this sum £4,000, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the oonce.asion has to be deducted, and also income-tax, £3,401, leaving £57.493. An interim dividend at ...
... year September 20 were £122.550, apart from £12.215 brought forward, and the available profit £74.895, of which the Persian Government receive £4OOO. The directors paid interim dividend of s*. in June, and now propose further dividend of 5». per share ...
... into Afghanistan surrendered to band of Persian robbers, who, in turn, surrendered to the Nushki Bey, and whether the Persian Government were taking steps to prevent a practice fraught with such danger to British troops ami British interests in India. K ...
... into Afghanistan, surrendered to band of Persian robbers who, in turn, surrendered to the Nushki Bey; and whether the' Persian Government was taking steps to prevent a practice fraught with. such. danger to British troops and British interests in India? ...
... co-partnership as a means of promoting industrial peace, progress, and efficiency. to the Nushki Bey, and whether the Persian Government was taking steps to prevent a practice fraught with such danger to British troops and British interests in India. Sir ...
... is London. The Persian Government offered control in case of default. This divergence of view caused the negotiations to fail. The English contention was trivial, because, in ree turn for an advance of £fio,ooo, the Persian Government had already allowed ...
... Minister, and the Russian Charge Affaires at Teheran are giving their earnest attention to tne are being perpetrated, and Persian Government responsible for such proceedings on the of the bhah s Nov 18.— Persian affairs, already so complicated, have been further ...
... hands of !sitar, but the latter absconded and wsa heard of afterwards. The stranded girl wrote time after time to 1 the Persian Government for information as to the estates which should have been hers, but never received any . reply. Then she married Mr. ...
... the two countries most coneei-nod iu the welfare Tersia intend to lake steps in the matter, for which they hold the Persian Government responsible. By the Auglo-Kussian Agreement the two Powers concerned engaged to respect codependenoe of Persia, and ...