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... '- macy. British financiers to reorranise the finances Persia. British officers will re-make the Persun Army, and the Persian Government will not able to emplov fore.: civil servants other than British GOLFER LOSES iilS EYE. BEMABKABLE ACCIDENT BABON JANES ...
... l (22.000.000) for the Persian Government. for whieh adequate security shall be twilight by the two Governments in consultation in the revenues of the Customs or other sources of income at the disposal of the Persian Government. Pending the completion ...
... to India via Teheran, is announced by Reuter. Reuter's Agency learns that an agreement has been concluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain, by which the latter will be able to provide Persia with the expert assistance and advice which will ...
... grant strain upon the nation in the future. nor that Persia has given op any pert of her liberties. On the contrary. the Persian Government, realiNing that Great Britain is the only neighbouring Great Power closely interested in her fate and able and willing ...
... ment and the Imperial Bank of Persia re. lating to the 1911 loan. Sir P. Goa. our Minister in Teheran. is • Note to the Persian Government on August t. states that on certain contemplated reforms in Persia being ooncluded the British Government will be umpired ...
... conclusion as the result the joint efforts of the . Persian Govern meat and Sir Percy Cox, the British Minister in Teheran, an agreement has been pontluded, says Reuter, hetwera Persian . Government and Great Britain; which the latter will provide Persia ...
... undertakes supply, at the cost the Persian Government, such expert, advisers as may be considered necessary fur the various branches of the Persian administration. Among other things fßeuter Agency learns') the Persian Govern rnent desires to establish a uniform ...
... y conriasioa as t!,e result of the joint efforts of the Persian Government and Sir Percy Cos, the British Minister to I . efieran. an agreement has been concluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain, by which the latter will able to provide ...
... be exerted in that country. Only British subjects will henceforth be able to be engaged as foreign officials by the Persian Government. British will reorganiae finances in Persia, to which country Britain is making a loan. Great Britain will also reorganise ...
... interested concessions in Persia and Great Britain promises to help the Persian Government to obtain Pecuniary and territorial repnration. It is known that the Persian Government has asked the Conference to examine the question of reparations. but this ...
... equally by the Government lirdra and tho Treasury, to secured upon tin* Persiatr customs and revenues, order to allow the Persian Government to rnurate the reforms whrctJ ar rn contemplation. is formally stipulated that th ...
... tlie only one to exerted that country. Only British subjects will henceforth able to fie engaged foreign officials the Persian Government. British experts will reorganise finances in Persia, to which country Britain is making a loan. Great Britain will also ...