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... - A \ White Paper pubbelted hut nicht arts the outodandieg debt of the Persian Government to the British and Indian Governments Y. fob -Portion of the Anglo-Indian of 1903-4. repayable by Match. 1928. £314,721 16e, Angkelndian advance of February. £1113 ...
... has agreed to make en advance to the Persian Government of to be shared equally by the Government of India and the Treasury, and to be secured on the Persian Custom's revenues, in order to allow the Persian Government to initiate the reforms which are in ...
... by their .producing companies In respect such losses brought the total due to uieru by the Persian Government £514,489. Had it not been for this destruction of properly the profits the company during the past two financial years would have been greater ...
... As a nrotest against the unneutral conduct the Persian Government, British forces have occupied the port of Bush ire. ...
... Vice-Consul, before the intervention was undertaken. As the representative spot of tho Persian Government, the Dc-puty-Govemor would not have a*ked for assistance of the man nee for the protection of tbe inhabitants if the Government at Teheran had been ...
... Christmas Day. Persian Government ultimatum. Dr. San Y»t Ben MTirtd Shanghai. TUESDAY, 26th. agreed terms of Ruseiaa Day. Persia; Ur. Shorter notified of big dismissal. Indian Katlonal Congress opened Caiontta. Frodnctiom of Hop my Thamb*’ Drary Dana ...
... tion was one of extreme difficulty, because the Persian Government had not always acted with the discretion which the situation demanded ; but it is clear that Sir Edward Grey's policy all through was to protect Persia and to shield her from the punishment ...
... ALTHOUGH the Persian Government have conceded the demands of the Russian ultimatum , their submission came too late to £ > revent bloodshed , hostilities having already occurred -between Persian Constitutionalists and Russian troops at Tabriz and other ...
... THE ORDINARY COURSE. The ordinary course undai such circumstances would be to demand from the Persian Government, the punishment of the offenders and reparation. Such a course under existing eireunisiancea is not likefl to produce munch result, and the ...
... Reuter understands that the new duties of Major Stokes under the Persian Government •will be a civil character. The creation of the Treasury gendarmerie is to organise is the outcome of extensive changes the finacial administration of the country. ...
... 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 ...
... induce the Persian Government to follow our advice , except to take steps for the safeguarding of our . subjects and our trade and other interests in the districts that lie within reach of the Gulf . Another reason offered by the Persian Government for their ...