... (Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs) said he did not think it add anything » regard the ex-Shah a* the Medjli**. the Persian Government -bowed any desire together again tbev would receive diaoouragement from the British Government. With regard the troops ...

... other road* were unsafe athe flout hern road*. The Russian Government and His Majesty's Government wi-hed assist the Persian Government with small advances, sufficient, they hoped, it make progress towards restoration order, and give chance of raising ...

... negotiations for the joint loan Persia that the British and Russian Governments are the point- advancing jointly the Persian. Government. The only conditions are in respect interest, repayment, and security, which I hope will he settled in a few days time ...

... of the Admiralty). p d .vn order for a (.-•man ■p. hut bate lights for «on.-trtn ting ..f aircraft in th»a country. PERSIAN GOVERNMENT ANDSALAK lIAPPLE . Stirl.ngshirei the Foreign 'cry whether the Provimr %'• adjo.r.ing t'b- Sea, lia«l eon- b« Per-ian ...

... shortly be in a position to lay more papers before the House subject of Persia. It had been their desire to help the Persian Government restore order -on the Southern road* rather than take the whole business out of their hands. When a murder such that ...