... that the close and inti- co-operation which ' : victory will be long to the :: benefit 1 last- Government eluded ' Persian ' Government tending - cement the -'friendship the two countries which so many interests in common promote welfare of progress J ...

... which led to victory will be long continued to the benefit of 41. . ii;l7.glasilastm7tio;ernmetit concluded !with the Persian Government en agreeecontul4 u s L e i a p t between the cem e nt theties, of many m.erests in common, and to promote the welfare ...

... es-Shah et Persia. Mohamed Ali, father of the present Shah. desires to reside in /twitterland. His son and the present Persian Government are diseased to grant permission The es-Shah. who alter his nnsuccessful coup d'etat in Persia in 1911 was obliged to ...

... has agreed to make en advance to the Persian Government of to be shared equally by the Government of India and the Treasury, and to be secured on the Persian Custom's revenues, in order to allow the Persian Government to initiate the reforms which are in ...

... cent. to 8 per cent., I carried forward. against /Taught in. The directors antici-7riendly settlement of the claim 'hr Persian Government for damage Pipe-line. While the oilfields remain productive. a further reserve held proved,. and promising reports of ...

... results, the net profit tor the year ended March. 1917, after charging liebenture Intei rest, the Royalties payable to the Persian Government, and making liberal allowance . for depreciation, amounted £344,109 15s. 3d. !as shown by the audited accounts, although ...

... ascertained to the of £402887 3s Id and claim against Persian Government for the of this amount further claims producing companies losses sustained fields to £211602 total £614489 3s Id to the Persian Government perhaps superfluous for to for this tribesmen the ...

... classes Persia by the brilliant operations of the troops has wholly disappeared, and. owing the cooperation of the Persian Government and the allies, there rverr rea son predict more satisfactory and stable future for Persia. ...

... the portion the Swedish Government clear with regard this matter. These Swedish soldiers had taken service under the Persian Government Some of them were under a certain degree of control by their own Government, being, presumed, in posses Mon of pensions ...

... also ther* wap rtiaordw and of,the Persian (jovernmMit. Thej believed that it wa& the genuine desire of the present Persian Government restore order tar they could throughout the country, and in order aanst them do that Russian troops in conaderable numbers ...

... tribesmen whose lawlessness has for years been a problem beyond the power of the Persian Government to solve. There is, happily, little need to fear that the Persian Government will be bought over by the enemy: even if German influence were predominant at ...

... official statement says:— An anti-British demonstration. snpT»rted bv the prendarmene. defiance of the orders of the Persian Government and without their knowledge, occurred at bhiraz British Consul, the manager the Imperial Bank Persia, and other male ...