... which led to victory will be long continued to the benefit of all. la August last my Government coaelvilied with the Persian Government an agreement tending to amend the ties of friendship between the two countries, which have many intermits in common ...

... division. or provisos. Was left sort of buffer State between the Russian and English spheres, to be administered by the Persian Government. This arrangement naturally made the Persians suspicious of us, and partly for that reason, and perhaps partly front ...

... Fast Nottingham), Sir E. GREY aid that tbe taken of the geedtwerpe wen persons of Swedish orig.n employed by Cm Persian Government. ...

... undoubtedly serious. The Government could not hold out.. any hope that money would be lent for the general purposes of the Persian Government, but they hail decided to advance another .L - in.ooo, half of which would ho provided by In lia to prevent the collapse ...

... some time been settled and quiet, and they proposed to rely upon the police of tribennen and the gendarmerie of the Persian Government for the protection of the line. Me investment of capital and the develop- Rent of roads, railways, and industries, in ...

... 2tll inst. between the British Government and the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, Ltd.. which holds a concession from the Persian Government revering au area of half u million winare For working the oil the Government are subscribe -,200.0011 to the capital ...

... it wee agreed by the Martini, of Crewe that a return should be made of all loam. grants, or schisms of made to the Persian Government by the British Government, or by the Government of India severally or jointly. The Bowie adjourned at 11-311. NOUSE ...

... restoring order. Re thought the Government ought to support the authority of the Persian Government over the whole &sutra! sphere. They ought to enable the Persian Government to raise a force to vetore order and discharge the duties of government in that ...

... were an un.afe as the southern reed.. This litreian Government 'and his Majesty'a Government wished to' 'assist the Persian Government with *mall ad-, vsnees sufficient, they hoped, to enable it to make !progress towards the restoration of order and give ...

... adjoining the Car plan Sea, had been conferred by the Persian Government upon Salar-ed-Dowlelt, brother of the en-Shah, who had for some years past headed a rebellion against the Persian Government; whether the population of the province had displayed ...

... of affairs. It wax all very well to talk about not interfering with the independence of the Persian Government. but the truth was that the Persian Government was perfectly impotent. What was the British Government going to do if another officer was murdered ...

... should be meted out to the bandits who were guilty of the attack upon the caravan, but the Government held that the Persian Government should be given the opportunity of carrying out the necessary punitive measures in the spring. His Majesty's Government ...