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... Gove rn ment concladed with the I e c i enoe preva ili ng ! continued to the benefit of all. among those on when will I Persian Government an Agreement tending to ! rest the future service of the country. so that T . hett . t e Ho use of Commons. still very ...
... Persia, the British Government agreed in principle to the release and rejiatriation of them, and immediately to consult Persian Government. only point at Mune in UM connexion wee a mere matter at in view of the transport ditlicutty. On our offeztrip to release ...
... constituted, Prince Firou; has agreed that his notification shall be accepted Sr. the expression of the desire of the Persian Government to join the League as soon as the coming into foroe of the Peace Treaty shall make this possible. It will then automatically ...
... PERSIAN ROB ROY. THE ROPE AT LAST. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDLNT r! , .T THE IITDDLE ) ' TEHERAN, Barr. 26 (delayed). The Persian Government. which recently been showing unusual activity in repressing disorder. has hanged the hilllollB robber chief. Nayib Hussein ...
... corn tion in She west of Persia. to quote Lord Curzon's Persia ; and when in he lower Karim was thrown open by the Persian Government to the mercantile marine of all countries, it was considered a triumph for British diplomacy and hopes were entertained ...
... just appreciation of common intereds and a loyal iinderstanding with Britannic Majesty's Government had enabled the Persian Government to find, within a short space of time, a remedy for ! innumerable evils brought on Peens by the extension within its ...
... British Government, and after conversation with his Highness that afternoon, that both the British Government and the Persian Government accepted unreservedly Articles 10 and 20 of the Covenant. When the Treaty of Peace was ratified, and as soon as the ...
... those who came on pilgrimage to visit Baha'u'llah that the Orthodox 3fahomedans once more took alarm, and instigated the Persian Government to secure from the Sultan of Turkey the removal of Balaitillah to Constantinople. It wag at 3aghdad, on the point of ...
... the further Turltification of pro-Turk Azerbaijan. Such developments are unlikely to assist our association with the Persian Government in its task of reorganization. The officers who are reported to be leading the Tatar movement at Nakhirhevan to-day ...
... equipment for a Persian force for the maintenance of order • • t To provide a loan for these purposes; To cooperate with the Persian Government in railway construction and other forms of transport. Both Governments agree to the appointment of a joint committee ...
... 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 ...
... CostOnis receipts of all other regions, in so far as these receipts are or shall be at its disposal. Article 4. The Persian Government will have the right of repayment of the present loan at any data out of the proceeds of any British loan which it may ...