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... arrival of the Regent, who, however, still delays his return. The notorious Rahhn Khan has returned to Karadaglt. The Persian Government originally objected to Bowie's affording him asylum; thereafter Russia undertook that he should not return. The failure ...
... now being elaborated. Fifthly, besides' the appointment of the European military officers now in the service of the Persian Government. a number of competent men will shortly be employed from abroad for the prompt organization of an efficient gendarmerie ...
... 1 rife. Not only in the South hat the Mullah THE PE RSI AN REPLY. 1 Powinoali, since 1894 the evil genius of the The Persian Government will to-morrow Waziri border, been exerting himself in the communicate to the British Minister their ' cause of Islam ...
... regarding the Persian Loan, the Imperial Bank of Persia state that though the bank has made an offer for the loan to the Persian Government at the net price of VI for £lOO of the loan, all charges to be paid by the bank, the price at which the loan, when ...
... According to telegrams received in London from Teheran the project for a loan by the Imperial Bank of Persia to the Persian Government was laid before the Mejlies on Wednesday. Though the Cabinet has practically accepted the terms offered, considerable ...
... which the Russian and British Govern- Commons a full opportunity for the considers- merits offered to make a loan to the Persian Govern- under Part 11. of Finance (1909-10) Ad. 1910, and which is granted to the bolder of a similar ment ; whether the British ...
... Wept any cones • than to warn the Persian Government that while those negotiations were proceeding, and until the arrears of Interest had been paid, they wee not prepared to to hypotheation by the Persian Government of any sources of its public revenue ...
... Calcutta. on behalf of the Persians in India. have passed a resolution to the effect that Sir Edward Grey's Note to the Persian Government, suggesting the policing of the BushireeShiraz trade route under officers of the Indian Army. is extremely likely to ...
... BRITISH REPLY TO THE TEHERAN GOVERNMENT. NOVEMBER 20. Recent developments are thought likely to render the Persian Government appreciative of the careful ezplanat;on of British policy contained in the new Note, which lays stress upon the fact that no ...
... presence of other troops with a verbal statement that no protests on the subject can be accepted. • In his reply to the Persian Government's answer to the British Note the British Minister declines to discuss the presence of foreign troops in Persia ; declares ...
... of a sociite F iftudes. which would undertake a preliminary survey of the country and apply for a concession from the Persian Government with a view to the ultimate creation of an international railway cornany. It would be quite premature at present to ...
... authority in India, no less than by its Princes pursuers domicile of origin was; Scottish, and that the between the Persian Government and Great an d peoples, is certain. defender was entitled to Britain and Russia to increase the Turkish a CEREMONY. ...