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... 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 ...
... proclaim martial law there. There are about' 2,000 Russian troops at Meshed. „ The Times Teheran correspondent says the Persian Government has received the balance of the Anglo-Russian advance of 200 GOO/. Teheran, March 26 (Time?).— The presence of the Indian ...
... end of April or the beginning of May. The Secretary of State nopes to lay the text the Note recently presented to the Persian Government and of their reply as a separate paper on the 27th inst. ...
... the last few days on account of the increase of the Russian garrisons in close proximity to the Ottoman frontier. The Persian Government, in its reply to the Anglo-Russian Note of Feb. 18, acquiesces in the suggestions of the two Powers and accepts the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... protection,! to which it is lawfully entitled. We see that in Southern Persia** there is a state of absolute disorder. The Persian Government is absolutely powerless restore order without outside help. That cannot be denied by anyone. The independence of Persia ...
... 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 ...
... -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 ...