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

... slightly to our disadvantage, were taking place with Russia. The Persian revenue was improving, but the control of the Persian Government over finance was very lax, and to prevent any fear of the gendarmerie collapsing our Government proposed to lend Persia ...

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

... 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 hail decided to advance another .L - in.ooo, half of which would ho provided by In lia to prevent the collapse ...

... Persia indefinitely . He could riot hope that-. tho . Government ! would lend money for the general necessities ; of-the Persian Government , ' but in order to prevent'sudden collapse they wero , ' prepared to advance £ 50 , 000 more , to be allocated to ...

... go on lending money Persia indefinitely. We cnanot hold out the hope of lending money for the general necessities the Persian Government, but have come the decision that we should be prepared to advance £60,000 more to allocated the gendarmerie under {Swedish ...

... £50.000, allocated to the gendarmerie in Persia, in order to prevent the gendarmerie from collapsing, and prevent the Persian Government being com pelled to take other measures. Passing to the question of the Bagdad Railway, Sir Edward Grey said hoped many ...

... 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 ...

... undoubtedly serious. The _Government sould not hold out any hope that money would be lent for the general purposes of the Persian Government, but they had decided to advance another £so,ooo—half of which would be provided by India—to prevent the collapse of ...

... which the Admiralty is in partnership he bad criticism* to pass, bat there might others who in the absence erf & strong Persian Government would exploit Persian labour, trade in drinks and drugs, and in pursuit of gain bring to pass economic evils resulting ...

... another to be allocated the gendarmerie in Persia in order to prevent the gendarmerie force collapsing, and to prevent the Persian Government being compelled to take other measures. Passing the question of the Bagdad Railway, Sir Edward said he hoped many the ...

... cannot on lending money Persia indefinitely, cannot bold out the hope of lending money for the general necessities the Persian Government, but have come to tile decision that should prepared to advance i! 30.000 more to be allocated the gendarmerie under ...