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... arranging for farther loan the Persian Government. Sir EDWARD GREY replied that the queilion of a further loan was intimately connected pith the state of security. Mr MORRELL inquired whether it possible for the Persian Government to improve the security they ...
... the British Government peered to be called for. Portia prop:wed tit build • railway. from Djelfa to Tabriz, and the Persian Government had sanctioned the construction of the line. regarded the conetruction of a line by a British arm is the South, be was ...
... detachment of Persian Commas, seven hundred steins, with two Russian officers and four non•comminianed officers. Ths Persian Government had agreed to the request, and no action on the part of his Majesty's Government appeared to be calls for. MARCONI COMPANY ...
... the formation Tabriz of detachment Persian Uosaarks 703 strong, with two Russian officers and four non officers. The Persian Government had agreed to the request, and action on the part of his M» Government appeared be called for. ...
... did not suppose it would bring a millennium to that country, but sorely it would increase im menselv the power of the Persian Government in dealing with disorder and maintaining State in a little more like security. It would quite time consult Persia when ...
... between England and Rana, or was the az.fihab to ge back? If not the only ponible course was to give fair play to the Persian Government which had been set up by the revolution. He did not entertain the ides that as Ertern nation could all at once make ...
... of Pali& The Silesian agents it the North of Wend at nothing, and they had 12,000 Bataan troops at their oommand. The Persian Government begged when this question the renewal of ;be ex-81mb's penman was viewed that. the English and Admen Go' me would undertake ...
... disorders in the South of Persia; and (3) was his policy for the protection of British interest& confined to financing the Persian Government. He also asked for further information respecting the continuation of the Bagdad Railway, which, he contended, should ...