... agreement had been actually concluded, but an arrangement on financial and other questions might shortly be arrived with the Persian Government, who had shown a sincere desire to work with the Allied Governments. THE PURCHASE OF COCAINE. . Mr. H. SAMUEL informed ...

... Concluded. Petrograd. Monday. A nicisagi; from Teheran says—Tho Ministers Russia and Great Britain on the one hand and tho Persian Government on the other yesterday exchanged notes bringing'to successful conclusion negotiations which definitely strengthen the ...

... PERSIA AND THE ALLIES. Petrograd, Monday, A message from Teheran says:—Ministers Russia and Great Britain, one hand, and Persian Government, the other, yesterday exchanged Notes, bringing a •ncoessful conclusion negotiations which definitely strengthen the ...

... Reuter learns that General Sir Percy Sykes’s mission in Southern Persia has been undertaken by arrangement with the Persian Government assist the latter to restore order and prevent the passage German and Turkish emissaries to foment trouble in Afghanistan ...

... Reuter learns that General Sir Percy Sykes’s mission in Southern Persia haa been undertaken by arrangement with the Persian Government to assist the latter restore order and prevent the passage of Gorman and Turkish emissaries to foment trouble in Afghanistan ...

... Monday. A Teheran message says pourparlers between Persia, Russia, and (Jreat Britain regarding financial assistance the Persian Government have led to favourable result ...

... PERSIAN INTRIGUERS. Important Captures Of Agents of Germany. Petrograd, Tuesday. A Teheran telegram says the Persian Government is informed that. a loyal chief captured a number of the Burujird, the principal leaders of the Turco-German faction in Persia ...

... VICTORY. Pro-Germans Arrested in Persia. [Press Association War Special.) Retrograde Tuesday Teheran telegram says the Persian Government is that a loyal chief has captured number of the principal leaders the Turco-German faction in Persia. Among the prisoners ...

... The advance of the Russians, and the firmness of their policy has changed the whole °Receive and dangerous tone of the Persian Government and people. British waiting and seeing had demoralised both greatly to the disadvantage of this country. Russia has ...

... completely foiled. serve It is clear that Russia is fully a As is the necessity at the present janctr ising tendering the Persian Government ad- than good advice, even when couple f the pecuniary assistance. The plan « Germans for stirring up a strong ike a ...

... decided, after due consideration, that the question as to how their release could best be secured should be left to the Persian Government. His Majesty's Government would, however, carefully watch any fresh developments of the situation. THE DOMINIONS AND ...

... been disquieting inasmuch m they hank in one or two instances, as a of German influence and bribery, openly defied the Persian Government, but Si r Edward Grey ern-eased himself confident that the Persian Oabinet as at present eonetitutet are sincerely anxious ...