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... Persia vas the subject of a reply by Sir E. Grey, who i tstAl that all possible measures were being taken to support the Persian Government amt the revolted gendarmerie. The (No. 3t Bill was further considered r eport. and in the course of the proceedrs Mr ...
... THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT'S DESIRE FOR ORDER. We believe that It is the genuine desire of the Persian Government to restore order so far as they can throughout the land, and it is in order to assist them to do that that RUMllilla troops were moved nearer ...
... four and a half months, necessitating the suspension of refining operations for • corresponding period. , However. the Persian Government ui liable under the Concession for the consequential loss. though no credit in respect thereof is taken in the accounts ...
... transported to Ramadan. Sir E. Grey: I don’t think I have got any confirmation on that point. All I can say is that the Persian Government as at present constituted are sincerely anxious restore order. Mr. Morrell: How far can the motive of the gendarmerie ...
... making 6s. per share for the year, against Bs. per share for 1913- 14, and, after setting aside the £4,000 due to the Persian Government and providing £6,980 for income-tax, a balance of £19,107 is carried forward, against £23,358 brought U, ...
... the sum.breught forward, the available balance is £33,0147, and after setting aside £4OOO, being the amount due to the Persian Government under the terms of the concession. the directors recommend a final dividend of 3s. per share, making Ss. per,are, for ...
... to the public opinion of their countrymen. The Swedish Government disowns them. They I have proved unfaithful to the Persian Government, whose salt they have eaten. [and that is an offence unpardonable in the East. The quitrents of the nations at war are ...
... would make a recommendation on these lines to the Persian Government.. - LordßCtL—flii Majesty's Government and the Ruiunan Government are engaged in amicable negotiations with the Persian Government with a view to placing them in a position to maintain ...
... statement Can usefully be made. Negotiations with Persian Government. Lozd it. Cecil informed Sir E. Cornwall that His Majesty’s Government were engaged in amicable negotiations with the Persian Government with view of placing them in position to maintain ...
... COMMANDED BY A GERMAN MINISTER. (FROM OUR owl.; INDIINT.) PETROGRAD, Nov. 28. While it is officially intimated that the Persian Government are sincerely endeavouring to defeat German intrigues, the Nome Vrernya points out that although Prince Henry of Reuss ...
... were sent rnder escort Busbar© and were handed over the British authorities unharmed. The matter is under inquiry the Persian Government, who are greatly distressed the local outbreak. Reuter. petition, and first round must be completed Dec. 4. City London ...
... to the capital, and to the complete accord between London and Petrograd, it was made abundantly plain. both to tile Persian Government and to the Mejlis, that however tempting might Le the offers of and Turkey, it N+ould be suicidal to listen to them ...