... which led to victory will be long continued to the benefit of all. la August last my Government coaelvilied with the Persian Government an agreement tending to amend the ties of friendship between the two countries, which have many intermits in common ...

... division. or provisos. Was left sort of buffer State between the Russian and English spheres, to be administered by the Persian Government. This arrangement naturally made the Persians suspicious of us, and partly for that reason, and perhaps partly front ...

... Koch insiiitiation. The Persian Government turned to Great Britain as its most powerful and friendly neighbour, and this country would have departed trom its traditional policy of %arm interest in regard to the Persian Government and people, had it &dined ...

... bayonets. assassins then broke into tbe enclosure of residence, and looted the money belonging to the agent and the Persian Government, together with 200XXX) roubles worth of jewellery. Three hundred and ten Persian subjects, 270 Mohammedans, and 40 ...

... diplomacy. British finareiers are to rturgaria* the bnances of Persia. British (Serfs will remake di' Persian Army, and the Persian Government will not be able to employ foreign terraces other than British. rIIdIT there terms, mly under these, Great Britain ...

... any such insinuation. The Persian Government turned to Great Britain its moat powerful and friendly neighbour, and this country would have departed from its traditional policy of warm interest in regard to the Persian Government and people had declined ...

... the Anglo-Persian agreement the Government wa■ pledged to revect absolutely the independence of Persil and that the Persian Government had turned to Great Britain as its meet powerfit: and friendly neighbour. When Lord R. Cecil asked if the Treaty would ...

... at per cent., on similar security. Now, when it ie remembered that English expert officials, paid, of coarse, by the Persian Government, will have an important part to play in the administration of these funds, one can understand that ultimately it is ...

... diplomacy. British financiers are to reorganise the finances Persia, British officers will remake the Persian Array, and the Persian Government will not able to employ foreign civil servants other than British. Under these terms, and only under these, will Great ...

... Closernment is that Persia shall stand on her own feet. asd It declare that the agreement has the full support of the Persian Government. The Daily Telegraph says the crithe who says we should wash our heads of Persia should loot at tin map. and discover ...

... adequate powers, the nature of which shall matter of agreement between the Persian Government and the advisers. The British Government will supply the cost of the Persian Government such officers, munitions, and equipment the joint military commission may ...

... Special.) Ascending to Renter as • result of the joint cart of the Persian Government and Sir P. (x, British Minister in Teheran. an agreement ha. been oinoluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain by which the latter will be able to provide Persia ...