... WITHDRAWAL FROM PF.MU.-A I rum T* uw it understood that Ru«su withdraw shortly * cwdrraMe troops from Northern foaia. as Persian Government te agreed increase tha Fmrnan Uumyh brmadb from mm. ENGLAND AND GERMANY. PROSPECTIVE AGREEMENT ABOUT AFRICA. The London ...

... with a view to the execution of the necessary mercYt, and also in the direction of v concestion for the line front the Persian Government, When the radical , becomes an accomplished fact Bagdad will doubtless regain of its old. time importance se a foral ...

... uphold some form of Constitutional Government. Fifthly, to lose no chance easing the distracted situation in which the Persian Government now counsel, attention, and such assistance from time time may consider it expedient to give. Sixthly, to enable Persia ...

... upfiold some form of Constitutional Government. Fifthly, to lose no chance of P:ning\he distraeted sitnation in which the Persian Government now was hy counsel; attention, and such assistance as from time to time we may consider it expedient to give. Sixthly ...

... of Earl Cnrzon. was agreed the Marquees Crewe that a return should made of all loans, grants, advance* money made the Persian Government the British Government or the Government of India several)*- or jointly. The House adjourned at 6.30 p.m. ...

... pouring money into Persia, and had practically financed the Persian Government. This was a mere stop-gap policy. He thought the Government ought to support the authority of the Persian Government over the whole sphere With regard to Tibet, the arrangements ...

... to uphold some fonn, of constitutional government, to lose chance of easing the distracting situation in which the Persian Government wore now placed bv advice and such assistance as from time to time might find expedient to give, to enable Persia, by ...

... to under protection I well-informed quarters will restored but ! will be granted pension compelled to live abroad The Persian Government will trv to he shall not return but it is improbable that will sense ATTEMPTED POST OFFICE ROBBERY the safe of Gallowgate ...

... •eiaure of a cargo of arms the Sheikh of Dubai, which was effected in co-operation with the British authorities. The Persian Government not being in a position exact reparation and punish the culprits. His Majesty's ships, after issuing warning, have been ...

... serving the independenc peoples. Sir Edward G struggling to keep Persia . the odds have been too even gone to the length Persian Government to mediate needs by pled jewels. Despite all eff the Government of P failure has attended t going to be drawn into the ...

... syndicate with toward to railway the south from to Khoramahad. and the Government had supported the application to the Persian Government by the syndicate, who had been granted option an*' were going to make a survey for that particular rail* way. With irgsrd ...

... by British syndicate with regard to a railway in the south, and the Government had supported the application to the Persian Government by the syndicate, who had been granted an option and were going to make a survey of that particular railway. With regard ...