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... It is reported from Teheran that the Persian Government is preparing to send an expedition composed mainly of Bakhtiaris against Salar-ed-Dauleh, who has again assumed an active role as a rebel. His Holiness the Pope has given his first official aundience ...
... - A \ White Paper pubbelted hut nicht arts the outodandieg debt of the Persian Government to the British and Indian Governments Y. fob -Portion of the Anglo-Indian of 1903-4. repayable by Match. 1928. £314,721 16e, Angkelndian advance of February. £1113 ...
... PERSIAN GOVERNMENT AND SALAR-ED-DOWLEH . TrHKBAJf , September 3 . The Persian G-overrurier-i is prepared to grant Salar-ed-Uoivieh a pension of eight thousand tomans , ^ . nd to rf ^ ore whatever estates are incontestab !? hit property . & : Iar-ed-DowIeh ...
... A Reoteb Teheran telegram states that tho Persian Government are preparing to send an expedition , composed mainly of Bakhtiaris , against Salared-DowlehV who has . again assumed- an active-role as a . rebel . ' : ' ¦ ' - j ' - ; ~ : . ' • ¦ ' - ...
... PRRSIAN AFFAIRS. THE RUSSO-BRITISH LOAN. TIMBAL April 15. Sir W. Townley, British Minister, yesterday handed the Persian Government tifoo,ooo, the British share in the join Ruseo-Bvitish advance. The money will be under the control of the Tressurer-G3ner ...
... A BECSa Teheian ielegram states tba t ti » Persian Government ere considering a proposal made by Colonel Hjabnarsen to engage sixteea mere Swedish insiraciors , principally for the purpose of extending ihe Gendarmerie service to rTflrnartfT ~ J * i x ...
... that the Persian Government should recognise the Anglo-Russian Convention ; secondly, that the ex}-Shah should not allowed return or should not recognised if did return; thirdly, that an adequate loan should be given to the Persian Government enable it ...
... Question of Loins. Another matter extensively dealt with in the correspondence is the question of an advance to the Persian Government. On April V. 912, M. Saxonoff declared that he could not consent to the Russian Government making another advance. but ...
... BROTHER. COMING TO TERMS WITH THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. Reuter’s Teheran correspondent says is understood that Solar ed-Dowleh, brother of theez-Shab, who was first unwilling accept the terms of the Persian Government, now prepared to meet its offer. CENSORSHIP ...
... constant trouble to the Persian Government for the last three years. has surrendered to • Persian cossack force near Senneh, on certain conditions. which have not yet been published. It is understood that the Persian Government will be asked to grant him ...
... position, I understand, of right hon. Friend the Secretary State, is that he desires in every way to support the existing Persian Government, and I would like to know if that is so, whether he has yet made any remonstrance to Russia with regard the action they ...
... They relied the Persian Government to carry through the necessary measures to show these bandit tribes that British officers could not be shot with impunity, and thev were anxiously awaiting the result of the action of: the Persian Government the spring. ...