... arrived here, and he has been received in audience by the Shah. Sir Percy Sykes will enter into • contract with the Persian Government with regard to his taking up the duty of Instructor to the new gendarmerie tome, in setordance with the Anglo-Persian ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Persian Premier that Russian troops have occupied Bidjar, Senneh, Hamadan, Kangevar, and Doulelabad, and has invited the Persian Government to retake possession of these enemr. towns, which have been evacuated by the ...

... arrived Teheran, and have been received the_ audience by the Shah. Sir Percy Sykes will enter into contract with the Persian Government with regard to his taking up the duty of instructor to the new gendarmerie force in accordance with the Angkj-Persiun ...

... 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 ...

... the protection of t=ze Turkish forces still holding the small portion of northwestern Persia. Their relations with the Persian Government cortinued to be of the most cordia] I character, and it was a matter of extreme satisfaction that this great undertaking ...

... which were more than offset by the amount due from sundry debtors. report disclosed, claim had been lodged against the Persian Government for in respect the losses sustained by the company connection with the rising tribesmen 191 a. Further claims ...

... the protection of tbo Turkish forces still holding a portion of north-western Persia. The company's relations with the Persian Government continued of the most cordial character, and was a matter of extreme satisfaction that this great undertaking which ...

... off, but was giving a larger production than ever. He mentioned that the company had a claim of £160,000 against the Persian Government, their refinery havin . had shut down for several months because the pipe-line had been Persian tribesmen early last ...

... At that time the Turkish military advances were producing so disastrous influence upon ihe situation Teheran that the Persian Government was the eve evacuating the capital. But since then there had been not merely a sensible alleviation, but steady improvement ...