... 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 ...

... WEDGWOOD asked the Prime Minister whether Hiß Majesty's Government had received, and had refused, the request of the Persian Government to lay its claim before tho Peaco Conference and, if so, on what ground was this opposition based. Mr. (Under-Secretary ...

... 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: ...

... to which has to be added £24,239 brought forward,, making fi1Q7 , 376. From this sum £4,988, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, has to be deducted, leaving £102,388, which the directors have dealt with in the following ...

... intrigue, followed by the spread of Bolshevism from the Caucasus, has now largely disappeared. Our relations with the Persian Government continue friendly character, and a representative the company is now Teheran discussing with them the settlement various ...

... Turkish intrigue, followed the spread Bolshevism from the Caucasus, has now largely disappeared. Our relations with the Persian Government continue to of a friendlv character. J After referring the employes' profit-sharing 1 Chairman by moving: That the report ...

... , followed by the spread of Bolshevism from the Caucasus, had largely disappeared. The company's relations with the Persian Government were of a, friendly character. In conclusion he thanked the staff for the good and loyal work they had done, and outlined ...