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... Rifles, the force ringed by Sir Percy Sykes, arc retained at Fars in reduced numbers, pending their transfer to the Persian Government. No sign is yet apparent of any atie plan to remedy the extravagance anTrcullity admittedly rife throughout the public ...
... as the working of the mechanical details ot the chassis are adequately handled. Motor M ail Service for Persia.--The Persian Government has given proof of its progressive spirit by the decision to motorise For this purpose an practically the whole of its ...
... embraced my friend when assured by him that his orders were to hand him to the British military authorities and not to the Persian Government. Be became very attached to him on the voyage, played at least six games of chess with him every day, which he invariably ...
... however, sent a letter to the garrison, stating that the South Persia Rifles could not reckon on the support of the Persian Government, and that an order had been received front Teheran to expel the British. These allegations were believed, and on May ...
... rendered secure and local conditions , permit. the South Persian Rifles in Fare will be trans! to the control of the Persian Government. It is reported that the Turks have now withdrawn ! from Azerbaijan, the German Consul remaining at t Tabriz, where ...
... Azerbaijan, perhaps the most fruitful province of Persia. The British enterprise is being helped, too, by the fact that the Persian Government is now friendly to the Allies. In North-East Persia other British detachments from Iridia have been concentrated to ...
... PERSIA ANNULS TREATIES WITH RUSSIA. NEW CABINET AT TEHERAN. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TEHERAN, Am. 8. A week ago the Persian Government decided to abrogate all treaties, conventions, and conccssiops obtained by the former Russian Government and its subjects ...
... Moscow has protested to the Commissary of Foreign Affairs against the ill-treatment of Persian subjects in Turkestan. The Persian Government has also protested against the action of the Provisional Government of the Caucasus in placing the railway at Julfa ...
... for Foreign Affairs whether he had information that the Persian Minister at Hague had presented a Note declaring the Persian Government declared as null and ‘oid treaties and agre.lnentimposed tin Persia, espr.cially the Anglo-Rustian Agreement . 3 ( 1907; ...
... that, so far as this country is concerned, the 1907 agreement is suspended, and on Monday Mr. Balfour stated that the Persian Government had been informed of this. But the course of events between 1907 and 1917 cannot be wiped out by any mere act of oblivion ...
... Commons yesterday. said that the Persian Government had been informed that his Majesty's Government would be prepared to regard the 1907 Convention, in so far as it applied to Persia, as being in suspense. The Persian Government had not approached the British ...
... oppressed nationalities, as we know, in stony silence. But it has its sequel in the o►tlicial Note now issued by the Persian Government declaring that it regards as null and void all treaties imposed upon it in recent years, especially the Anglo-Russian ...