... effect that Persia and its Government have manifested sympathies with Turkey and Germany are devoid foundation. The Persian Government since the beginning the war lia“ observed, and will continue to obm-m, 2>trict iievitalitj. ...

... sra To tT. effest that Persia and it. manifested sympathies with Turkey and Germany are devoid of founders. The Persian Government till!! the beginning of the war hes observed, and will continue to °beery', strict neutrality. ONTARIO MEDICAL COUNCIL ...

... to Tiflis. The Persian Government and the United States Minister at Teheran have, it is added, sent protest to a Russian Minister against this action, which they characterise as being contrary to international law. The Persian Government is also said to ...

... that the Turkish Minister left there vesterday, Jeaving the intevests of Turkey in charge of the Italian Minister. The Persian Government proclaimed its neutrality the day before yesterday. ...

... maintained a of strict neutrality. The conflagration having DOW extended so as actually to affect Persian territory, the persian Government has deemed it necessary so make public proclamation throughout the coun t r y by of an Imperial Orman to this effect ...

... feel that my game is sound in every department.—Quimet. : 1 am aware of the chronic financial em. barrassment of the Persian Government,— Sir Edward Grey. : y - In response to ‘an irresistible inward urge. . . ~The “Christian Common wealth.” i ...

... undoubtedly serious. The Government could not hold out any hope that money would be lent for the general purposes of the Persian Government, but they had decided advance another £50,000, half which would be provided India, prevent the collapse the gendarmerie ...

... fact, he tacitly confesses that the policy of leaving the Southern trade routes unguarded, and propping up the moribund Persian Government in the neutral zone, has failed, and must be reconsidered. is still unready to face the logical consequences of the ...

... in Persia; and whether the British Government had any intention of offering the services of British officers to the Persian Government for police work. Sir EDWARD GREY srid his attention bad been called to the “Times” article, and also the 'statement ...

... “Tiroes,” that the second the two proved oil-wells held tl»e Anglo-Persian Oil Company i» possibly not in the gift the Persian Government. The statement does not vitally affect the arrangement between the Admiralty and the company. Kasr-i-Shirin 590 miles ...

... in Persia, and whether the British Government had any intention of offering the services of British officers to the Persian Government for police work. Siv Edward Grey said his attention had been called to a ““ Times ” article, and also to statements ...

... guards, and the result mtisfactory. They proposed to rely on the police of the tribesnon and on the gendarmerie of the Persian Government for the protection of the pipe The Admiralty must have control of an oilfield, and else could they go at present? Neither ...