... 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 ...

... £2.600,000 per cent, ftpst dielbeinture stock at £B5 per cent. . , The company has acquired a concession -panted the Persian Government, civ. the exclusive right to search for. carry away, and sell petroleum, natural (•as, asphalt and ozokerite throughout ...

... consideration. The company was incorporated in 1903 for the purpose of acquiring and has acquired a concession varied by the Persian Government, giving the exclusive right to search for, carry away and sell petroleum, natural gas, asphalt and ozokerite throughout ...

... 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 ...

... little money and a few officers, Ote Persian Government could turned into a :strong and self-reltadt authority which would be aide to check anti-British intrigue on the frontier. On the other hand the Persian Government seems to havo entered into the Agreement ...

... subtle move on the part of Enver Pasha, who hat: in reality bought the Repubi , - cans and is using thew to overthrow tho Persian Government. Letters which hero reached India from Teheran and travellers front Persia are agreed that it is not merely a question ...

... and will carry out its duty faithfull y in opposing any attacks from outside . It may bo regarded as certain that tho Persian Government is fully alivo to tho dangers that throaten it . Princo Firouz , in reply to a question , said that ho did not know ...

... Mayor. The address offered a cordial welcome, and expressed the hope that the agreement lately concluded between the Persian Government and our own might redound to the good of both nations. This address will ultimately be presented to the Shah in a gold ...

... itself at the expense of Persia and the efforts of our own Government to scotch that and maintain the integrity of the Persian Government which at the same time coincided with our own interests and thpse of India The schemes of Russia in Lord Beacons-field’s ...

... years will come to end. We are lending money to Persia to i put her house in order. All this country asks is that the Persian Government shall be ; strong and honest, and that Persia shall , open her borders to trade. The first step is to suppress brigandage ...

... Persia was exposed to even more sinister dangers, and it was by British effort that these were overcome. The Shah and the Persian Government remained loyal to Great Britain. This was expression of gratitude for what had done, and the present visit of the Shah ...

... people. The head of the present Persian Government was forced upon the Shah by Great Britain. The long time that has been taken In carrying through these negotiations was duo to the necessity of the Persian Government organising a force sufficiently strong ...