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... (Additional Powers) Act. to In August last my Government con- which I have ink given assent, mark a elteled with the Persian Government an new departure in housing legislation, and agreement tending to cement the ties of it is my sinoere hope that these ...
... A combined military advance was lately directed against the robber, and he was eventually forced to surrender to the Persian Government. Persia is thus rid of a dangerous outlaw. ...
... CORN-Moderate supply of _ hibition of trick shots, which were ap- Mr. William Todd, who retired from to surrender to the Persian Government. l new barley to hand, but welt/ the !beet 1 preciated by the good number present. the position of assistant goods manager ...
... sound book, Land there was not the slightest foundation fen suspicion that the British Government proposed or that the Persian Government would assent to anything in the nature of the British protectoraLe. Over 5,000,000 Tons Last Year. M , lll anti. EYE ...
... infantry, cavalry, and artillery. An army of the same dimensions will bo formed in tho south under British instimctors. The Persian Government will in this way have at its dispesal a forco which will ot leave it to its fate or Ptray it, as the Swedish gendarmerie ...
... PERSIA. Pvtroglarl, Monday. A Tehran meeee e pourparlen• Penis. Ruatin, amt (beat Britain reaarding .4.latan , e In the Persian Government led to a favourable result.—Reuter. ...
... being well trogted, It had beoy, afiee oareful consideration, that the quey their release could best be secured s Ll the Persian Government, The Britis, (3, 0 piherg would watch any fresh developeen; - tion, JOCKEY'S pIG INCOM Sir J. D, REBS asked whether ...
... the desparate need of Germany for a striking success in any ficld of operatons, The Rusdan Government has informed the Persian Government that it regrets Persia should have becomo the arca of hostilities, but the Turkish incursion Leing directed against ...
... Leguiion here denies dmmd rmnours that Persia and its Government nave mamifested sympathies with Turkey and Germany. The Persian Government, during the war, has observed snd will continue to observe, strict neutrality. Another Hartlepool Vietim. Another desth ...
... gendarentrie in Per -AL and whether the &lush Government had any intentirin of offering the. ert, of Briti It to the Persian Government for pole , work. Eds ard Grey his attention had been celled to the and to the statetrent that it was by the Foreign ...
... gendarmerie Persia. and whether the British Government had intention of offering the serrkes of British officers to the Persian Government for polve work. Sir F.dward Grey said hie attention bed been 'called lo the Times and al. to the *tit,. rent that ...
... e abi donee of Sir Edward Grey, said no statement weld be made ultul there had been time to consider fully whet the Persian Government. could do themselves to secure vinare awn far the recent anc:denta. was not the .rerun of the year when exten• save ...