... Persian Premier that- tho Russian troops have ivi ujned Bldjar, Seniieh, llamadae. Kangavar, and and has invited the Persian Government re take possession of the** tow in-, which been evacuates! the enemy troops. Rente ...

... arrived here, and he has been received in audicnoe by the Shah, Sir Perey Sykes will enter into a contract with the Persian Government wii to his taking up the duty of Instructor to e new jarmerio Force in e with the Anglo- Persian agreement of April ...

... situation was such that the Persian Government was the eve of evacuating the capital. Ilte Russian forces were disorganised their efforts. Many towns in the country had passed out of *the control of the Persian Government, and lawlessness reigned supreme ...

... Sir Percy Sykee, who in a perilous march of about 1,000 miles has succeeded in re-establishing thr> authority of the Persian Government and flying the flags of the Allies in various important towns. Sir Percy arrived with his British column at Herman about ...

... been lodged ugairc-t :h> Persian Government for the payment this mount. T,i- further claims our producing companies for v-.-r.s Misiained them the fields amount- '.'211.002. viiakiur total 3s. Id. due us rite Persian Government, and is, pet-ban;-. suprrl-jfus ...

... the country or protection the Turkish still holding a small portion of north-western Persia. Their relations with the Persian Government continued to of a most cordial character, and it was a matter of extremo s-a ijf.ieti ...

... eral Sir Percy Syke*, who in perilous march of about 1,000 mile* has succeeded in re-establishing the authority the Persian Government and flying the flags of the Allies in various important towns. Sir Percy arrived with his British column at Kerman about ...

... operations in every direction without, Jet or hindrance any kind. I am also pleased report that our relations with the Persian Government-, and with the local Chiefs, continue lie most friendly character. I now beg move:— That report tho directors,- o-, ...

... with the exception of some small detach- ments, there are none of them now left ia the Shah's dominions. While the Persian Government is to be congratulated on this liberation from a menace which at one time threatened its independence, the Russian commander ...

... tettion the Turkish forces, which were still holding a small portion North-Western Persia. Their relatione with the Persian Government continued of the most cordial character. HOTEL CECIL TAKEN BV THE GOVERNMENT, The Hotel Cecil. With the exception the ...

... Persian Premier that Russian troops have oocupied Bidjar, Senne. Hamadan, Kangevar and Bmlelnbud. and has invited the Persian Government to retake possession of these towns, which have been evacuated by the enemy ...

... protection of the Turkish forces, which were still holding small portion of North-Western Persia. Their relations with the Persian Government continued to be of the most cordial character, and it was a matter of extreme satisfaction that this great undertaking ...