... been concluded, he hoped that an arrangement on financial and other questions might very shortly be arrived at with the Persian Government, who had shown a sincere desire to work with the Allied Governments. Anglo-Indian officers would be employed in Southern ...

... Government of Persia have never been more harmonious. In realisation of the unity of purpose which animates both, the Persian Government have invited and welcomed our assistance in the raising and training of a Persian force to purge the south of the last ...

... He was welcomed there and found the officials anxious to do all in their power to carry out the instructions of the Persian Government in restoring order and controlling the disturbers of neutrality. ...

... an arrangement between Great Britian and Persia regarding financial and other questions 'would shortly be made. The Persian Government had shown a sincere desire -to work with the Allies. (Cheers.) British offie.ers would be employed in officering ths ...

... approach. but our small force defeated him, and he tied to a Bakhtiari Chief, Amir Mofakam. Despite the demand of the Persian Government, the Bakhtiaris refuse to give him up. ...

... of the Muhaminarah-Khurramabad Rail - way the repayment of the £19,000 due to I the Persian Railway Syndicate by the Persian Government should be expedited. Lord Robert Cecil replied that the British Minister at Teheran had been instructed to support the ...

... machinegun over the Turkish border, flooded the country with inflammatory leaflets, and, against the express orders of the Persian Government, set up their wireless installation at Ispahan. Allied with these champions of Persian neutrality were the Turks, who ...

... and Captain J. G. L. Ranking, Assistant Political Officer,) and one sepoy were killed and two sepoys w_unded. As the Persian Government failed to make reparation for the hostile action of the Tangistanis, His Majesty's Government ordered forcible measures ...

... good progress is being made with the raising of the military police force which he is getting together on behalf of the Persian Government. Th 4, torce it will be remembered is to replace the local gendarmerie, who mutinied some time ago on the instigation ...

... his almost superhuman acts of daredevil bravery form a better guard than the two dozen Martinis which was all that the Persian Government allowed for its defence. According to the moral habits of the speaker, there is a kindly, or an awful, certainty about ...

... that in Persia there has been a very distinct improvement in the situation. We are on the most friendly terms with the Persian Government, who have at last realised the danger to which their country was exposed by the machina tions cf German and Austrian ...

... conspirators unconditional, for they deserve no mercy, but we can sAfelY leave their disposal to our Ally and to the Persian Government. ...