... the Entree of yesterday Sir Edward Grey said that Repels, in concurrence with the British Government. has warted the Persian Government that should they conclude any preinl agreement with Germany and Turkey. the Anglo-Russian undertaking to maintain the ...

... protection. The Persian Government has been expressly informed of the pacific intention the troops, whose one aim is to afford protection to the foreign colonies in case of need. Certain proposals havo recently been received from the Persian Government, and are ...

... giving pros. The Persian Government has been expressly ii.fora;vJ th-- pa.iiic intention of the troops, whose one «;ni aiford vuoteciion to the foreign colonies . of need. Certain proposals have been received t. the Persian Government, ate engaging the ...

... yesterday that Russian reinforcements had been tent to Persia for the protection of subjects the Allied Powers. The Persian Government bad been assured the pacific intention underlying this action. in advance uf I lie Ituiian c«>rrespoii■,n‘: iho tliHi ...

... ents for the purpose protection, and lie had informed the Persian Government their pacific intoution*. His Majesty's Government deaired maintain friendly relations with the Persian Government, the latter made real efforts to prevent the attempts made ...

... for the urpose of protection, and he had informed the Persian Govern- ment of their pacific intentions. His Majesty’s Government desired to maintain friendly relations with the Persian Government, pro- vided the latter made real efforts to prevent the ...

... the Shan and the Government have decided not to leave Teheran. The Russian and British Ministers have intimated the Persian Government that they an' of the view mat negotiations would serve any purpose unless they are accompanied concurrent vigorous measures ...

... arrangements with Germany and Turkey, for both Governments are satisfied with the assurances that have been given by the Persian Government that these reports are untrue, but is due to the increasing pressure of German and Austrian intrigue and the ever-present ...

... moment the Shah and the Government have decided not to leave Teheran, Russian and British Ministers have intimated to the Persian Government that they are of opinion that no negotiations would serve any purpose unless they are accompanied concurrent vigorous ...

... arrangements with Germany and Turkey, for both Governments are satisfied with the assurances that have been given by the Persian Government that these refmrts arc untrue, but is due to increasing pressure of German and Austrian intrigue, and the ever-present ...

... the House Commons yostordoy Sir Uwnrd Qrty Mid that Russia, In consurronss wtOi British Govornmont, boo warned the Persian Government that should they conclude any special with Germany and Turkey, the Anslo-Ruooian undertaking to maintain the integrity ...

... The Warning to Turkey. Sir E. GREY, further answering Sir J. D. Rees, said the Russian Minister alone had warned the Persian Government that if it concluded any special agreement with Germany and Turkey the undertaking to maintain the integrity and in ...