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... THE SHOOTING OF AMERICAN TRIBUTES CAPT. ECHFORD. TO BRYCE. British Demand to the Persian Government. APOLOGY AND PROMISE OF REPARATION. TEHMRAN, Dec. U. Last evening on receipt of instrootnns his Government the Minister addressed a Note to the Persian ...
... the town. ! - The British subjects, as a measure of precaution, intend taking shelter at the British Consulate. The Persian Government is not inclined to regard the situation very serlously. Fighting between rival sections of the | Kashgais is reported ...
... and the Persian Government with refdrence to an agreement concluded day the said Governments. It is agreed ab Article 1. The British Goverrunent grant • isei of £2,000,000 sterling to the Persian Government, to be paid to the Persian Government as required ...
... in southern Persia. Statements made in certain quarters that the Persian Government hac done nothing to violating its neutrality are strongly resented. On contrary the, Persian Government. since the outbreak of the war, has unfortunately been compelled ...
... a month after the ultimatum was presented to the Persian Government it was explained that officers of the Indian Army were really to be lent to Persia, and serve apparently under the Persian Government. It never appears to have occurred to the right hon ...
... Southern Persia. Statementa made ill certain quarters that the Persian Government has done nothing to stop acts violating its neutrality are strongly resented. On the contrary, the Persian Government since the outbreak of the ear has unfortunately been compelled ...
... Question of Loins. Another matter extensively dealt with in the correspondence is the question of an advance to the Persian Government. On April V. 912, M. Saxonoff declared that he could not consent to the Russian Government making another advance. but ...
... PERSIAN RAILWAYS. TIME LIMIT EXTENDED FOR THE BRITISH SYNDICATE. The Persian Government has granted to the British syndicate for the conztruction of the railway from Mohammerah to Khoramabad an extension of its concession for eighteen months from the ...
... conclusion as the result the joint efforts of the . Persian Govern meat and Sir Percy Cox, the British Minister in Teheran, an agreement has been pontluded, says Reuter, hetwera Persian . Government and Great Britain; which the latter will provide Persia ...
... measures in question will have bees executed by the Persian Government. Hr. King : Hu there been any potent in roenection with this action by the Pernian Government? Air E. Grey: Yee; the Persian Government requested that the increase in the Consular esoort ...
... would make a recommendation on these lines to the Persian Government.. - LordßCtL—flii Majesty's Government and the Ruiunan Government are engaged in amicable negotiations with the Persian Government with a view to placing them in a position to maintain ...
... Hank to the Persian Government, and any communications which had passed between the British and Persian Governments relation, to this loan; and whether the British Agent in Teheran had. exercised any pressure influence on the Persian Government to accept ...