... general charges £68,496 4s. 5d., the sum remaining amounts £73,277 6s. lOd. From this sum £4,000, the amount due to the Persian Government terms the concession, baa be deducted, leaving £69,277 Cs. * which tho directors propose deal with i following manner: ...

... to be retreating Poland. Nov., 1915.—The Persian gendarmerie under foreign officers rose in open revolt against the Persian Government. 24 November, 1916.—An attack was carried out British naval aeroplanes the seaplane sheds at Zeebrugge, and on the enemy's ...

... including infantry, cavalry, and artillery. army the same dirmnsioas will be Che couth nnder British instructors. The Persian Government will in ‘.hi* way have at its disposal a fore? which, sava “Vremya, will not leave it to its fate betray it, the Swedish ...

... including infantry, cavalry, and artillery. army of the same dimensions will formed the eouth under British instructors. The Persian Government will in this way have it* ds- petal force which, the Vremya,'* will not leave to tia fate betray it, the Swedish gendarmerie ...

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

... agreement had been actually concluded, but arrangement on financial and other questions might ihortly arrived at with the Persian Government, who had shown sincere desire to work with the Allied Governments. ...

... been concluded, be hoped that an uta gement 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 Govemmenta. (Cheers.) Anglo-Indian officers would be employed ...

... Monday (received to-dayi. A message from Teheran says that Ministers of Russia and Great Britain the one hand and the Persian Government on the other, yesterday exchanged notes bringing to a successful conclusion negotiations which definitely strengthen ...

... and Captain J. G. L. Banking. Assistant Political Olficer) and one sepoy were killed, and two sepoys wounded. As the Persian Government failed to make reparation for the hostile action the Tangistanie, his Majesty's Government ordered forcible measures ...

... 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 tho distsjibers of neutrality. ...

... political object intended, which was to strengthen the agitators in Persia and weaken the cordial agreement between the Persian Government and the Alliee. Buy your Bedding Cheaply LATEST rfEWS. ...

... Agency learne that the mission of (lenerai Mr Pfrcy Sykes in’Southern Persia lias been undertaken arrangement with the Persian Government foi the purpose of assisting - the latter, not only in restoring order in that jiart of the - country, but also in ...