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... 6.---Prince Firouz, writing to Sir James Drummond, tieneral Secretary of the League of Nations, announces that the Persian Government unreservedly binds itself to fulfil all the duties and obligations imposed by the Leattue on a member State. is the ...
... langiage. He did not know about the other °Moors' linguistic attainments but all had been selected in consultation with the Persian Government which attached much greater importance to general attainments than to previous in Persia. He was confident of their ...
... Persia such instalments at such dates as may be indicated by the Persian Government the British Financial Adviser shall have taken up the duties ef his office at Tames. The - Persian Government undertakes to pay interest monthly (at the rate of 7 per cant ...
... attached to the Agreement, there is °a further understanding on . the part of the British Government to ca-operate with the Persian Government with a view to he realisation, among other points, of these two in particular, viz., the :lollies of Per iia to compensation ...
... • =run realisation of their common interests and a loyal understanding with the British Government had enabled the Persian Government soon to find a remedy for the innumerable ills caused to Persia as • result of the war.. means of proceeding in political ...
... tArt shows tEat there is no gr und for this suspicion. &gain, when we undertake this agrement o co-aperate with the Persian Government for the encourage• meat of Ang:o- Persian enterprise in the developm3nt of the zonntry, we create thereby no m3nopoly ...
... equipment for a Persian force for the maintenance of order; to provide a loan for these purpoecs; to co-operate with the Persian Government in railway construotion end other forms of transport ; and to agree, as Persia also covenants to agree, to the appointment ...
... Mayo School of Art, Lahore, and M. Xhurehed Ahmed, Assik aqt Inspector of Schools, liawalpindi Division, Professor of Persian, Government College, Lthore, from Rs. 250 grade to Rs 300 grade; Mr. S. L. Oboes, Assistant Professor of Government College, Lahore ...
... herself on a sound basis. There was not the slightest foundaion for the suspicion that the Government proposed or that the Persian Government would consent, to the creation of anything in the nature of a British Protectorate. The attitude of the Persian Cabinet ...
... to Gnat Brit am n is regarded as a proof of gnodlill. The' agree• went provitms ens:Wing Groat ' Britain' to back the Persian Government . 'll67,4alising several of its unrealised atialms, including 'the revision of tbe ting ' knf.Yro-Persian treaties, ...
... oombined with leave without allowaness for 4 months and 20 days with effect from let July. Qasi Fasl-i-Haqq, Professor of Persian, Government College, Lahore, who was an deputation to the Bikaner State from Bth April, resumed charge of his duties on 20th May ...
... PERSIAN OPERATION'S. AN EMANATION. London, June 4.—The War Office states that at the request of the Persian Government Indian troops assisted Persian cossacks to rout the Jangali tribe in the provinca of Gilan in north-west Persia, whose Chief, Kuchi ...