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... brilliant operations of the Russian troops has, says Reuter, wholly disappeared, and owing to the co-operation of the Persian Government and the Allies there is every reason to predict a more satisfactory and stahle future for Persia. ...
... that, in Teheran the situation Is quiet. the MOO, serious feature beim: the want of money. One letter states that the Persian Government has requested the Russians to clear the country of rebels as far as Kerman and Ispahan. Communication between Kum and ...
... been decided, atter due considsratien. that the question 3l to bow their release cou:d best be secured be Left to the Persian Government. His Majesty's Government would, however, carefully watch any [re-4h dcvelopritents of the situation. ...
... at Port Polet Hans.'' Reports from Constantinople mention that a great number of Persians have been called to arms by Persian Government and that they marched through the streets of that city to the Persian Embassy singing the National Anthem. They will ...
... situation was soarcely less threatening. Our Allies thoroughly tinderstand that something more than good advice to the Persian Government, even coupled with pecuniary assistance, is requisite at the present juncture. Kum, next to Meelted, is the most sacred ...
... consider well as ourteiNes. OKIIMAN MACHINATIONS. Lord It CECIL sad. in reply to Mr. Dillon (N. Mayo. E ) . that the Persian Government had already endeavoured to take effective measures at Hamadan. where there wee reason to be.ieve that the Germans had ...
... position of the Swedish Government clear with regard to this matter. These Swedish soldiers had taken service under the Persian Government. Some of them were under a certain degree of control by their own Government, being, he presumed, in possession of pensions ...
... Maxims, rifles. cartridges, and other military supplies; and %%hat was the nature of the undertakings offered to the Persian Government before the Russian Government commenced their advance on Teheran. Sir E GREY.--I fear that reeent events in Persia have ...
... Persia vas the subject of a reply by Sir E. Grey, who i tstAl that all possible measures were being taken to support the Persian Government amt the revolted gendarmerie. The (No. 3t Bill was further considered r eport. and in the course of the proceedrs Mr ...
... the sum.breught forward, the available balance is £33,0147, and after setting aside £4OOO, being the amount due to the Persian Government under the terms of the concession. the directors recommend a final dividend of 3s. per share, making Ss. per,are, for ...
... 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 ...
... to the capital, and to the complete accord between London and Petrograd, it was made abundantly plain. both to tile Persian Government and to the Mejlis, that however tempting might Le the offers of and Turkey, it N+ould be suicidal to listen to them ...