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... | The Persian Government hes that it regards as null aod void al] treaties imposed upom it in recent years, especially the trgaty of 1907 between Russia tive spheres of influence, Persie’s other treaties may be revised, bat this shall not be the case ...
... ot Commons yesterday, that the Persian Government had been informed that Hi'. Majesty's Government would be prepared regard the 1907 Convention, in so far it applied to Persia, as being in suspense. The Persian Government had not approach* the British ...
... Commons yesterday. said that the Persian Government had been informed that his Majesty's Government would be prepared to regard the 1907 Convention, in so far as it applied to Persia, as being in suspense. The Persian Government had not approached the British ...
... Commons yesterday, said that the Persian Government had been informed that -his Majesty’s Government would prepared to regard the 1907 Convention in far as it applied to Persia as being in suspense. The Persian Government had not approached the British ...
... ANQLO-RUBBIAN CONVENTION AS TO PERSIA. Mr. Balfour stated, in the Commons, this afternoon, that the Persian Government had informed that the British Government would b© prepared to reggard the Anglo-Russian Convention of 1907 in so far as it applied to ...
... for Foreign Affairs whether he had information that the Persian Minister at Hague had presented a Note declaring the Persian Government declared as null and ‘oid treaties and agre.lnentimposed tin Persia, espr.cially the Anglo-Rustian Agreement . 3 ( 1907; ...
... for Removal of Russian and Turkish Troops. Petrograd. Thamla (ro-eived to-day). Trotsky has addressed .i Note to the Persian Government offering, in accordance with the twelfth paragraph of :he armistice treaty, to begin negotiations for the removal of ...
... alter the war. (Hear, hear.) Witnout* the existence such force the Persian Rifles for police purposes the safety the Persian Government would imperilled, and the sole desire* of the British Government was render it 'in effective unit the military resources ...
... GREAT BRITAIN AND PERSIA. Mr. Balfour informed Sir J. D. in the of Commons this afternoon '.hat tlie Persian Government. bad been informed that tlx- Cornrtinient would prepared to regard the Ang- Itu»sian Convention of 19C7 in s.» far it applied Persia ...
... POWERa Amsterdam, Thursday. The Persian Minister The Hague has handed the Dutch Foreign Minister note stating that the Persian Government regards null and void all treaties imposed upon it recent years, especially the 1007 treaty between Russia and Britain ...
... bad and doubtful debt?, amount .£88.066, and wraa brought forward, making £169.343. From this £5,103, the amount duo Persian Government, Iras to deducted, leaving £104.239. Lite directors transfer reserve account. £30.000, to bank premise® account £lO ...
... Sir J. D. Rees, end that the Persian Government had been informed that hie Majesty's Government would be prepared regard the 1907 Convention, in eo far as it applied to Persia, as being in suspense. The Persian Government bad not approached the British ...