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... desired. No answer was, returned to it by the Persian Government. _ Mr Fletcher sought information respecting loans to Persia. Mr.’ Acland : In 1903 his Majesty’s Government advanced to the Persian Government, through the Imperial Bank of the sum of 200 ...
... Persia and the overthrow of the Persian Government at Teheran would alter the situation. It would greatly offend Nlahomedan feeling, and no doubt the Russian occupation of Teheran, and the overthrow of the Persian Government, and the substitution for it ...
... fire to warehouses, and caused further loss to Manchester merchant*, and what steps he wa* taking in the m Acland : The Persian Government have informed his Majesty’s Minister at Teheran that Salar-ed-Dowleh, brother of the ex-Shah, has entered Kermanshah ...
... Government consent to see their officers employed under the Persian Government dismissed and officers of another nationality substituted for them at Teheran. The fifth point is that the Persian Government should be requested. in a form to be decided upon by ...
... a solid ba,is of friendship and confidence Persian relations with the I;ovenunctits of Great Britain and Russia, the Persian Government will take take care to make its policy conform to the principles of the Convention of 1907. while taking note of the ...
... Claims against the Persian Government is, so far as I am aware, about A . :75,000. The detailed claims are, however, filed at his Majesty's Legation at Teheran. In the event of any considerable loan being raised by the Persian Government, which would include ...
... Bakhtiaris, Mr. Moir being the. British Vice-Consul at Sultanabad ; and if it was intended to make representations to the Persian Government with regard to this outrage and insist upon compensation being afforded. Mr. Montagu : The answer to the first part ...
... -claims against the Persian Government is, far as I am aware, about 75,0001. The detailed claims are, however, filed at his Majesty’s Legation at Teheran. In the event of any consider.stble loan being raised by the Persian Government which would ...
... with the Sudan of this particular treaty. ATTACK ON BRITISH CONSUL. Mr. HAROOUBT, in reply Sir J. Lonedale. ■ j iu* Persian Government had undertaken to JafcompSion in respect the attack P Smart the British Consul, and his escort, such compensation to ...
... future residence has not yet been made known. His brother remains at Astrabad. The financial arrangements between the Persian Government and the ex-Shah are, it now appears, that the ex-Shah is to have a yearly pension of 75,000 tomans (about £14,000), ...
... serio-comic incident has arisen in connexion with the arrival of Emin Bey, the new Turkish Ambassador. Last Saturday the Persian Government drew the attention of the Russian Minister to the fact that the Russian troops had seized the guns at Enzeli which were ...
... frequent interruptions between Bushire and Teheran, due to the disturbed state of Persia together with abnormal amount of Persian Government traffic. One of the North Sea cables was also interrupted. These drawbacks caused a diversion of traffic to the eastern ...