... whilst guaranteeing the integrity and independence of Persia. Mr. Cecil Spring Rice, the British Minister, wrote to the Persian Government assuring them that their independence was secure; indeed, the object of this British and Russian convention was : not ...

... Russian Garrison at Tabriz became permanent, but in spite of it the Persiaa Nationalists triumphed for a time, until the Persian Government found it necessary to borrow money. Britain and Russia then offered to arrange a loan on condition that they should ...

... Persian OoTcfnnMUt far funds actually stolen by the Germans and their friends weald be the neighbourhood £lOO,OOO. Tbs Persian Government eras bound to pro. ted their property, and they regarded tha claim good asset GERMAN BANK -RETURN. ' to* return of the ...

... very much less than at first they had leason to suppose. According to their latest information, their claim against the Persian Government for funds actually stolen by the Germans and their friends would be in the neighbourhood of ;!;iOO.UOO, and there would ...

... £19,107 brought in. Expenses of management and general charges absorb £38,493, leaving £73,277, which £4,000 goes the Persian Government in terms of the concession. The dividend for the year 7s. per share, tax free, and after placing £lO,OOO reserve, the ...

... deducting and general cnargee amonntinz MR.tM, the awn remaining amounts £75,277. Pram this £4.000. the amount due the Persian Government of the ouQcaaaion, has deductad. leaving tMJOI. directors sis months* interim dividend, the rate of Ss. pdf sham, transfer ...