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... satisfactory oonclusion, as a result of the joint efforts the Persian Government and, Sir Percy Cox, British Minister in Teheran, an agreement has been concluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain, by which the latter will able provide Persia ...
... borne the Persian Government, the iliiti-,li Goveminent undertakes to grant a loan two millions sterling to the Persian Government, bearing interest at the rat© ...
... respect of the formatiou of uniform force which the Persian Government proposes create tor the preservation order. For the purpose financing these reforms, the cost of which will borne by the Persian Government, the British Govern- ment undertakes'' grant a ...
... powers, the nature of which shall be a matter of agreement between the Persian Government and the advisers. The British Government will supply at the co?t of the Persian Government such officers, munitions, and equipment a joint Military Commission may ...
... agreed to make an advance to the Persian Government of £2,000.000, to be shared equally by the Government of India and the Treasury, and to be secured upon Persian Customs revenue in order to allow the Persian Government to initiate the reforms which are ...
... if the Government had relumed Persia's request to lay their claim before the Peace Conference. Mr. llanusworth: The Persian Government sent envoy to Paris, who sought admission to the Conference. Acceptance or refusal i» a point to decided the Peace ...
... GUARANTEED. £2,000,000 Loan. UNFAVOURABLE FRENCH COMMENT. The text of the treaty concluded between the British and Persian Governments was issued last night. Tho British Government reiterate their undertakings respect the independence and integrity Persia ...
... A combined military advance was lately directed against the robber, and he was eventually forced to surrender to the Persian Government. Persia is thus rid of a dangerous outlaw. ...
... Colonel Wedgwood asked the Prime Minister whether His Majesty’s Government had received and had refused the request of the Persian Government to lay its claim before the Peace Conference, and, if so, on what ground was this opposition based. Mr. Harmsworth: ...
... interested in concessions in Persia, and Great Britain promises to help tlie Persian Government to obtain pecuniary and territorial reparation. known that the Persian Government has asked tlie conference examine the question of reparations, but this has ...
... bayonets. The assassins then broke into the enclosure of the residence and looted money belonging to the Agent and the Persian Government, together with two hundred thousand roubles worth of jewellery. Three hundred and ten Persian subjects, 270 Mohammedans ...
... A combined military advance was lately directed against the robber, and he was eventually forced to surrender to the Persian Government. Persia thus rid of a dangerous outlaw. FREEDOM OF PRACTICE. Homoepathic Congress in London. T>r. Dudley D’Auvergne ...