... Persia from exile in Europe after visit to the ex-Shah at Odessa, accompanied by a secretary of the deposed monarch. The Persian Government had been prevailed by Russian diplomacy, with the acquiescence of Great Britain, to entrust this personage with high ...

... say that the season of the year was very unfavourable, but he indicated that what was hoped was that in the spring the Persian Government would take the* punitive measures which the circumstances required. I do not know whether the noble marquess will be ...

... to preside. With regard to the punitive expedition, it has been the desire of his Majesty s Government to assist the Persian Government in the matter of money to enable her to restore order the southern roads herself, rather than to take the whole business ...

... and in affording protection to British trade. Mr. H. Baker : His Majesty’s Government are advancing 100,00 W. to the Persian Government to be devoted to the organisation of the gendarmerie under Swedish officers in Ears. A portion of the advance for general ...

... Anglo-Russian Agreement of 1907. It assures his Majesty’s Government of support in making good the pledges given to the Persian Government, as established by the Constitution, at the time of the signature of the Anglo-Russian Agreement, and in facilitating ...

... slight modification of the wording of the Persian proposals, an agreement now appears to have been reached between the Persian Government and the British syndicates agent for the construction of the proposed railway from Mohammerah, or a point adjacent thereto ...

... conviction of Mr. Channing Arnold. Special leave to appeal was granted. The British Minister Teheran has offered the Persian Government 100,0001. for the maintenance of the gendarmerie at Pars on certain conditions regarding the control of the money and ...

... salute was fired left the city the Shah motor cai TEHKRAN? r'eb. 27''(Reuter).—The British Minister yesterday offered the Persian Government 100,000/. for the maintenance of the gendarmerie Fars on certain conditions regarenng the control of the money and the ...

... for us to take upon ourselves the re-pacification of the Southern roads would be really to impair the authority of the Persian Government. with the financial aspect of the Persian Moriey stated that it was proposed to raise 400,000*. I^e^ al£ Great Britain ...

... slight signs of improvement. We should do our best to give the Persian Government fair chance, and help them to restore their finances. It was obvious, too, that if the Persian Government was to be kept its feet there should “be withdrawal of the large ...

... jointly to Persia the sum of 400,n00f. The terms of the advance have not yet been settled. The negotiations between the Persian Government and the British syndicate regarding the Mohammerah-Khoramabad railway project and mining concessions in the south are ...

... sections are destined ultimately to be merged in the projected trans-Persian system. By the terms of the concession the Persian Government is free to purchase the Julfa-Tabriz line after the lapse of thirty-five years on payment of the capital expenditure ...