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... interpreted a victory for the advanced section in the Mejlke. The British Legation intends shortly to present a note to the Persian Government demanding compensation for the death the two sepoys who were killed during the recent attack tribesmen Mr. Bill.—Reuter ...
... as a victory for the advanced section in the Mejlis. The British Legation intends shortly to Fresent a Note to the Persian Government deminding compensation for the death of the two sepoys.who were killed during the resent attack by tribesmen on Mr. ...
... Speaking generally, I can only say that his Majesty's Government are inspired by intense feelings of good will towards the Persian Government and nation ; but in this particular case they find it necessary to impose those conditions, and as the conditions could ...
... Zeitung publishes a message from Teheran stating that Great Britain and Russia havo presented a common Note to the Persian Government demanding that Persia shall conduct no political negotiations with other Powers and grant no concessions to subjects ...
... bail.—Reuter. RUMOURED GERMAN LOAN TO PERSIA. Rumours are current in St. Petersburg, says the Morning Post. that the Persian Government has concluded a loan with Germany. The Russian Foreign Office, while admitting that such a loan may have been concluded ...
... robbers between Kumishe and Abade, and that two Indian sowars were killed. Sir George Barclay at once demanded from the Persian Government the despatch of a sufficient number of Bakhtiari from Kuraishe to meet Mr. Bill, and insisted on reparation and the ...
... with regard to 'the Persian question may be stated as follows:—The offer of advent* of £lOO,OOO has been dechnod by the Persian Government on the ground that its application was earmarked by the two Powers. The conditions were imposed because it was understood ...
... by Messrs. Matthews and Guff. 52, Leadenhall-street, E.C.—En.] The Bourse Gazette, St. Petersburg, announces that the Persian Government has signed an agreement with a German company granting it a concession for steamship navigation on Lake Uromish. The ...
... broken olt because the Persian Government had not seen their way comply with the conditions for the loan by the British and Russian Governments The Government were inspired by nothing but goodwill towards the Persian Government and nation but they had ...
... the protection of one of the large German banks interested in Persia, with a view of obtaining a concession from the Persian Government to run regular motor ear services along the route from Khanikin to Teheran by way of Kermanshah and Hamadan, along the ...
... lord was something of an of the forms and rules of the House, that the negotiations had been broken o ff because the Persian Government had not seen their way to comply with the co nditions for the loan by the British and Rota= Governments. The Government ...
... this subject. Mr. McKinnon Wood (Under -Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Glasgow, St. Rollo:), who replied, said that the Persian Government had refused to accept the conditions under which the British and Governments were willing to advance a loan. Therefore ...