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... of intrigue and disorder. The exact importance to be attached to the revolt of the province of Azerbaijan against the Persian Government is not clear. What is quite certain is in the first place that the cause of the revolt is the Anglo-Persian agreement ...
... yesterdar said there was not the slightest founds. for the suspicion to;t the British Government proposed or that the Persian Government would have consented to anytiiing in the nature of • Bruno, Protectorate. The attitude of the Persian Cabinet in negotiating ...
... BRITISH HOLD ON PERSIA. New Agreement Signed at Teheran. JOINT ADMINISTRATION. The text of an between tho British and Persian Governments, was signed at Teheran on August was ptibli.thed as • White Paper last night Its main provisions are as follows: Integrity ...
... l (22.000.000) for the Persian Government. for whieh adequate security shall be twilight by the two Governments in consultation in the revenues of the Customs or other sources of income at the disposal of the Persian Government. Pending the completion ...
... ment and the Imperial Bank of Persia re. lating to the 1911 loan. Sir P. Goa. our Minister in Teheran. is • Note to the Persian Government on August t. states that on certain contemplated reforms in Persia being ooncluded the British Government will be umpired ...
... grant strain upon the nation in the future. nor that Persia has given op any pert of her liberties. On the contrary. the Persian Government, realiNing that Great Britain is the only neighbouring Great Power closely interested in her fate and able and willing ...
... be exerted in that country. Only British subjects will henceforth be able to be engaged as foreign officials by the Persian Government. British will reorganiae finances in Persia, to which country Britain is making a loan. Great Britain will also reorganise ...
... ill Great Britain; whether the reason put forward is that the British Foreign Office is in direct negotiation with the Persian Government. by whom this delegation was specifically accredited; whether those negotiations consist of the demand that Great Britain ...
... oan only refer briefly to-day, but to which I shall return later. For months a fully accredited delegation from the Persian Government has been in Paris endeavouring is vain to obtain a bearing from the Peace Coaference. 'The ground for their application ...
... Commons yesterday. said that the Persian Government had been informed that his Majesty's Government would be prepared to regard the 1907 Convention, in so far as it applied to Persia, as being in suspense. The Persian Government had not approached the British ...
... Government in Russia it had not so far been found possible to discuss the matter with that country, but we had informed the Persian Government that we regarded the agreement as being kenterforward in suspenee. ...
... in 11115. Further claims by their producing companies in respect of such losses brought the total due to them by the Persian Government to £614.489. Ilad it not been for this destruction of property the profits of the company during the past two financial ...