... been decided, atter due considsratien. that the question 3l to bow their release cou:d best be secured be Left to the Persian Government. His Majesty's Government would, however, carefully watch any [re-4h dcvelopritents of the situation. ...

... £B,BOO less, so that its available balance at £60,100 is down £14,200. After deducting £4,000, the amount due to the Persian Government under the concession, and income-tax, the balance remaining permits of a dividend on the shares (X 6 10s. paid) of 6s ...

... ces 7a. td. amount would have l,en about VON greater had they included in it the amounts due to them by Turkish and Persian Governments, hut although they had ever, for & neicipating that the greater pert. if not Lb. whole, of them outstanding, would or ...

... gendarmes, with several thousand of irregular cavalry recruited by the Germans from nomadic tribes, are anxlous the Persian Government may be to repair at Kum, quite near to the capital, which is the headquarters of Prince Reuss. Large parties of horsemen ...

... at Port Polet Hans.'' Reports from Constantinople mention that a great number of Persians have been called to arms by Persian Government and that they marched through the streets of that city to the Persian Embassy singing the National Anthem. They will ...

... situation was soarcely less threatening. Our Allies thoroughly tinderstand that something more than good advice to the Persian Government, even coupled with pecuniary assistance, is requisite at the present juncture. Kum, next to Meelted, is the most sacred ...

... the live of securing the safety of the Southern trade routes, have on several occasions made joint ad. vances to the Persian Government for upkeep of the Persian gendarmerie. Thus, 4:25.000 was advanced in 1912 for the gendarmerie in Southern Persia, 4 ...

... the Parliamentary Papers that large quantities of war materiel have been smuggled by German agents into Hamadan. The Persian Government have assured his Majesty's Minister at Teheran that they will endeavour to the best of their abilities to prevent such ...

... accounts for the current year unless the company gets a very prompt settlement of the claim it has made against the Persian Government, which is unlikely, and so long as affairs in Persia continue so unsettled the outlook for the company must remain a ...

... the Parliamentary papers, that large quantities of war material have been smuggled by German agents into Hamadan. The Persian Government have assured his Majesty's Minister at Teheran that they will endeavour, to the best of their ability, to prevent such ...

... effective, these assurances have hitherto been fulfilled herd Robert Cecil does not think that under all circumstances the Persian Government can fairly be said to have failed fulfil (o tbe best of their ability thsir promise. FOOD FOR GREECE. The Cdrdifl c ...

... was received that these elemonts of disorder were being organised and encouraged by German agents in defiance of the Persian Government. The only regular Persian force available at the time for the restoration of order in the provinces, apart from the ...