... if the present policy failed. The object of the Government was' to preserve the separate existence of Persia through Persian Government. Mr. BONAR LAW &aid he was sure they all realised the difficulties with which the Government were faced in dealing with ...

... loan to Persia that the British and Russian Governments are on the point advancing the sum j 6400,000 jointly to the Persian Government. The only conditions are in respect of interest, repayment, and security, which I hope will be settled in few days time ...

... joint loan to Persia was that the British and Russian Governments were on the nt of advancing the sum £400,000 jointly Persian Government. The only conditions were in respect interest, repayment, and security, which, be hoped, would oe settled in few days’ ...

... loan to Persia is that the British and Russian Governments are on the point advancing the sum £400,000 jointly to the Persian Government. The only conditions are in respect interest, repayment, and security, which I hope, will be settled in few days’ tunc ...

... disorders were feared in consequence the appointment. In reply to the last part of the question, I am informed that the Persian Government now wish revoke the appointment, and the question is under consideration. I not propose take any active part in the ...

... adjoining the Car plan Sea, had been conferred by the Persian Government upon Salar-ed-Dowlelt, brother of the en-Shah, who had for some years past headed a rebellion against the Persian Government; whether the population of the province had displayed ...

... Ghtlan, adjoining the Caspian Sea, had been conferred bv the Persian Government upon Salar-Ed-Dowleh, brother the ex-Shah, who had for some years past headed a rebellion against the Persian Government, whether the population of the province had displayed resentment ...

... PERSIAN AFFAIRS. Russian and British Loans. Tekeraa, Wednesday, The Russian Cbarg* d’ AOuires t.-day ottered the Persian Government £200,000, to repaid within three years commencing from Jnly, 1914. It is expected that a British offer of a similar amount ...

... hands The vessel ran ashore, and the took the boats, which capaised The Admiral Togo carried crew twelve hands. The Persian Government has paid as compensation the family M. the Belgian Inspector of Customs, who with his party was massacred in Decern ...

... hand now. As regards the punitive expedition, I would say two things—in the first place it has been our desire help the Persian Government restore order the Southern roads rather than take the whole businees out of their hands. It is quite true that when ...

... on the subject of Persia. With reference to the punitive expedition spoken of, it bad been their desire to help the Persian Government restore order on the southern roads rather than take the whole business out of their hands. When a murder such that ...

... family and English governess.—Reuter. PERSIAN ANARCHY. £5,000 Compensation for Murder of Belgians. Teheran, Monday. The Persian Government has paid £>,ooo as compensation to the family M. Dumez, the Belgian inspector of customs who, with his l»«rty, was ...