... the neighbourhood Ghent. The Persian Minister at The Hague has handed the Dutch Foreign Minister note stating that tho Persian Government regards as null and void all treaties imposed upon it in recent years, especially tho 1907 Treaty between Russian and ...

... impossible te discuss the matter with that country, het we A enrolees message transmitted thrnugh sbe bed informed the Persian Government that we seattens of the Reiman and dated regarded the agreement as being henceforward Jan. 16, says:— an suspense. As ...

... alter the war. (Hear, hear.) Witnout* the existence such force the Persian Rifles for police purposes the safety the Persian Government would imperilled, and the sole desire* of the British Government was render it 'in effective unit the military resources ...

... war. (Hear, hoar.) Without the existence of such a force as tho Persian Rifles for police purposes, the safety of the Persian Government would be imperilled, and the sole desire the British Government was to render it an effective unit in the military resources ...

... from Persian territory, on condition that the Turkish Government does the same, the statement gives the reply of the Persian Government appointing representatives conduct the negotiations with Russia and Turkey. M. Xrotzky says it believed necessary to ...

... troops from Persian territory condition that the Turkish Government does the Kamo, the statement gives the reply the Persian Government appointing represents Uvea to conduct negotiations with Russia and Turkey. • M. Trotrky says it believed necessary elaborate ...

... results, toe net profit for the year ended March, 1917, after charging Debenture Interest, the Royalties payable the Persian Government, and making liberal allowance for depreciation, amounted £344,109 Bd, aa shown by toe audited accounts, although only ...

... the Persian Government for tho losses sustained the company owing to the rising of Persian tribesmen in 1915. These losses had now been ascertained to amount large total of £402,887 m Id. and a claim had been lodged against, the Persian Government for ...

... evacuating the capital. The « * disorganised by their efforts. Many towns in the country had passed out the control of the Persian Government and lawlessness reigned supreme Sl*rfe? , Lf .” 0,,t1, ‘hat t!^but d * °' mCrCly allc'rtat . , i- ♦ • y ~r-L. .. '•Settled ...

... situation was such that the Persian Government was on the eve of evacuating the capital. The Russian forces were disorganised by their efforts. Many towns in the country had passed out of the control of the Persian Government, and lawlessness reigned supreme ...

... guns, over the Turkish border, flooded the country with inflammatory leaflets, and, against the express orders of the Persian Government, set up their wireless installation Ispahan. Allied with these champions of Persian neutrality were the Turks, who, ...

... agreement had been actually concluded, but arrangement on financial and other questions might shortly be arrived at with the Persian Government, who had shown a sincere desire to work with the Allied Governments. ...