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... the Anglo-Persian agreement the Government wa■ pledged to revect absolutely the independence of Persil and that the Persian Government had turned to Great Britain as its meet powerfit: and friendly neighbour. When Lord R. Cecil asked if the Treaty would ...
... at per cent., on similar security. Now, when it ie remembered that English expert officials, paid, of coarse, by the Persian Government, will have an important part to play in the administration of these funds, one can understand that ultimately it is ...
... Closernment is that Persia shall stand on her own feet. asd It declare that the agreement has the full support of the Persian Government. The Daily Telegraph says the crithe who says we should wash our heads of Persia should loot at tin map. and discover ...
... Special.) Ascending to Renter as • result of the joint cart of the Persian Government and Sir P. (x, British Minister in Teheran. an agreement ha. been oinoluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain by which the latter will be able to provide Persia ...
... House of Commons to-day, Mr. ng asked whether the suspension of s Anglo-Russian Agreement of 1907, ae nouncedsto the Persian Government, imed that this country renounced its claim any zone of influence in Southern Per;3 whether any Persian territory now ...
... the het 11t for tilt year ended 31st north. 1917. alter cheraing a debenture ..itereat, the ropilties pa.. able to the Persian Government, and making it beral allowance for deprecation, amounted to 1.344.109 lbw. 84 . as whown by the audited ageounta, although ...
... —Turkey and Ruaria are reedy to withdraw their troops from Persia, and will shortly enter into communication with the Persian Government. Each U'ie contracting parties revives copy of this agreement in the German and Russian languages signed by the ple ...
... 1915, these losses had now bB»rx ascertained to have amounted to £402,887, and a claim had been lodged aga.'nrt the Persian Government for the payment this amount. ...
... will these hare now been amert•ined to have amounted to the ergs total of 3e. Id., a claim has been lodged against the Persian Government for the payment of this amount. The further of our producing oontpanies for knees by them on the fields to tHI,OO/2 ...
... the depreciation on the which had been written elf. gal. other item in the ac sea requireg comment war the shine the Persian Government for the bees saMised by t h Cu. owing to the rising of twin tribesmen in 1915. Thom knees had weirtained to have amounted ...
... Persian tribesmen in 1913, these, knes. hod new been ahcertained to have amounted 1302,W and a claim had been lodged the Persian government for the payment of this amount. LI,OIIkII PROFIT. 'f!,e further claim of their producing cominioies for losses sustained ...
... by Persian tribesmen has now been ascertained amount'to £402.837 3s. 3d., for which claim has been ylodged with the Persian Government. No credit for this has been taken in the trading account. ...