... the appointment of a further number of Belgians as officials in the Persian Customs Administration. The action of the Persian Government in asking for the services of Belgian officials is in no way a new departure, but is a contmuation of the policy inaugurated ...

... Persian Beloochistan, but I have no specific information as to how far taxes are being paid in that district to the Persian Government. Four robberies of caravans and on© of the post were reported as having taken place in Kerman in January, but according ...

... Persian Baluchistan, but I hav•• no specific information as to how far taxes are being paid in that district to the Persian Government. Four robberies of caravans and one of the post were reported as having taken place in Kerman in January. but according ...

... Grey , - The 31 int.iter of War has undertaken to deapatch a fcrce of between and 3,000 men to Shiraz. and now that the Persian Government about to accept the offer of financial assistance front the Imperial Bank there seems a good prospect of Shamcs-Sultaneh's ...

... charge of the T*herin Legation, telegraphed on October 14:— f he the honour to report that I am to-day a Note to the Persian Government, warn. them that his Majesty's Government will insist the eruanization et a local force under British ly the Goectnntent ...

... policing of these roads. tt?sY add that the measures contemplated in the his Majesty's Government, in the 'lt of the Persian Government's failing to restore within the period named. involves the organizel for the policing of the in qui of a local • ...

... l'AergE foirss to demand a compensation of lonians for the murder the sowerri, and to add that we should expert, the Persian Government to arrange without further delay for the policing of the roads. Meanwhile, his said, - British Consular officers should ...

... suggests the operation of financial factor, hitherto unobserved. The various stages are as follows: On Dec. 14, 1909, the Persian Government. helpless for want of money, applied to England and Russia for advance of £500.000. Both the British and Russian Governments ...

... that he might try the experiment of consulting them. Cir Edward Grey has done exceedingly wisely in applying to the Persian Government for an option to con struct a railway running northwards from Mohammerah to the limits of the Russian sphere at Khoramabad ...

... option for railway to Khoramabad. Referring to the British citation of Nasr-ed-Dm Shah’s rescript of September 1888, the Persian Government points out that a postscript to the rescript says :—“ It is very clear that no one will be allowed to construct railways ...

... Hank to the Persian Government, and any communications which had passed between the British and Persian Governments relation, to this loan; and whether the British Agent in Teheran had. exercised any pressure influence on the Persian Government to accept ...

... Persian Got* Expedition. Sir E, Grey states that the expedition was undertaken in pursuance of the authority given the Persian Government some years ago to his Majesty’s ships pblioe Persian waters in order to suppress the illicit traffic in arms. I not ...