... which led to victory vjiil'be long continued t& the benefit of all. .it »• August last my Government concluded with the Persian Government agreement tending to cement the ties friendship the two countries, which have man; interests in common. and to promote ...

... cooperation which led to victory will long continued the lienelit of all. In August last Government concluded with the Persian Government agreement tending to cement the ties of friendship let ween the- two countries, which have many interest sin common ...

... arising in Turkestan and on the frontiers Afghanistan. These measures have been taken in friendly understanding with the Persian Government. FRIDAY. The following official report was issued from the British General Headquarters in France at 10.6 on Friday ...

... CHIEF AGENTS CAPTURED. A telegram received in Petrograd from Teheran says:— The Persian Government is informed that the chief of one of the loyal tribes, Nazaire Ali Khan, has captured near Burujird the principal leaders of the Turco-German faction in ...

... fair to state that, in some cases, the gendarmerie remained faithful to the Persian Government. The Government believed it was the genuine desire the present Persian Government to restore order, so far as they could, throughout the country, and it was ...

... general charges, amounting to £83,460, the sum remaining amounts to £74,309. From this sum £4,000, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, has to be deducted, and also income tax, £6,951, leaving £63,358, which the directors propose ...

... preference shares, 600,000 of the latter being fully paid, and 300,000 15s. paid. The Company owns concession granted by the Persian Government giving the exclusive right to search for, develop, carry away, and sell petroleum, natural gas, asphalte, and ozokerite ...

... confidence in the Hon. M. H. Hicks Bench, the M.P. for the Division, and Major Collett. the Councillor for the Ward. The Persian Government is disposed to accept the Russian proposals as to the to paid Salar-ed-Dowleh, the destitution of hia property, and ...

... clear that they were not there to create order, but rather introduce the wedge of Russian influence to paralyse the Persian Government and prepare the way for Russian annexation at. some future date. The danger British political and economic influence ...

... presence of a permanent Russ.an.rrny 13 000 men in Northern Persia, but ma attempt to oope with disorder to assist the Persian Government. The remedy may not be easily found; but Mt. rrice emphatically that if Great Bntamiste nr'eserve the independence of ...

... serious nature, poinU out that any reparation must include the severe punishment the gailty tribesmen, and that the Persian Government is powerless to punish the offenders it will incumbent the British Government to the necessary steps. ...

... politics of Persia. continued Mr. Price. Last summer the Tipadar was appointed Governor-General of the province bv the Persian Government. On his arrival at Tabrix he found Government House occupied Russian troops, who refused to move out, and they were ...