... Gove rn ment concladed with the I e c i enoe preva ili ng ! continued to the benefit of all. among those on when will I Persian Government an Agreement tending to ! rest the future service of the country. so that T . hett . t e Ho use of Commons. still very ...

... which led to victory will be long continued to the benefit of all. In August last my Government concluded with the Persian Government an agreement tending to cement the ties of friendship between the two countries, which have so many interests in common ...

... intimate corporation 'vlueli 111. h will km 'tilted h. of all. , In Ain'u«l last tnv Cmernmonf cotiehulod nil!, tho Persian Government agreement t. mling cement the ties e«? friendship tw, (-a tiip two eonntrios, whi ...

... Persia, the British Government agreed in principle to the release and rejiatriation of them, and immediately to consult Persian Government. only point at Mune in UM connexion wee a mere matter at in view of the transport ditlicutty. On our offeztrip to release ...

... the British Government agreed in principle. to the release and repatriation of them, and immediately to consult the Persian Government thereanent. The only point at issue in this connexion was a mere matter of time, in view of the transport difficulty ...

... Persia, the British Government agreed in principle to the release and repatriation of them and immediately to consult the Persian Government there anent. On our offering to release all the Russian prisoners and nationals in England in return lor our prisoners ...

... the notorious outlaw at Kashan, Hussin, and his equally notorious son, Ma shall Khan, were similarly dealt with the Persian Government, and both were executed a* , ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of intrigue and disorder. The exact importance to be attached to the revolt of the province of Azerbaijan against the Persian Government is not clear. What is quite certain is in the first place that the cause of the revolt is the Anglo-Persian agreement ...

... PERSIAN ROB ROY. THE ROPE AT LAST. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDLNT r! , .T THE IITDDLE ) ' TEHERAN, Barr. 26 (delayed). The Persian Government. which recently been showing unusual activity in repressing disorder. has hanged the hilllollB robber chief. Nayib Hussein ...