... was being expended in development. After very protracted negotiations they had at last effected settlement with the Persian Government respect their claim for losses sustained owing the cutting their pipeline in 1915, and other outstanding questions. ...

... pecuniarily, but was an absolutely necessary corollary their own development. POLITICAL SITUATION. Their relations with the Persian Government continued of a most cordial character. The disturbed conditions which had existed in Northern Persia, and in Mesopotamia ...

... Co: ion like this should dave drid 27 0§—27.10. times were propitious. Beyond the for remark is the emount due to the Persian Government have tion of be. in committed iteelf to fresh foans to the covered tot e extent of id. nt that they would ly be Pre- ...

... forecast which he made last year. .Ifter very protracted negotiations they had at last effected a settlement with the Persian Government in respect of their claim for losses sustained owing to the cutting of their pipeline in 1915, and other outstanding ...

... on order wa 110 with a deadweight capacity of over 1000000 tons POLITICAL SITUATION The Company's relations with the Persian Government continued to be of tho roost cordial character The situation in Northern Persia was extremely critical at the moment ...

... on order was 110, with a deadweight capacity of over 1,000,000 POLITICAL SITUATION. The company's relations with the Persian Government continued to he of a most cordial chnraeter. The disturbed conditions which had existed in Northern l'eraia and Mesopotamia ...

... was being expended in development. After very protracted negotiations they had at last effected settlement with the Persian Government in respect their claim for losses sustained owing to the cutting of their pipe-line in 1915, and other outstanding questions ...

... was being expended in development. After very protracted negotiations they had at last effected settlement with the Persian Government in respect of their claim for losses sustained owing to the cutting their pipeline iu 1815, and other outstanding questions ...

... was being expended in development. After very protracted negotiations, they had last effected a settlement with the Persian Government in respect of their claim for losses sustained owing to the cutting of their pipeline 1915. and other outstanding questions ...

... which had been elected, and wore believed 1m: availaide near Teheran, had not yet been a*- ecmbled. was informed the Persian Government were endeavouring hasten its opening, they proponed to submit the agreement it for acceptance- or, rejection. ...

... Major Ormsby Gore , hut Mr Lloyd George showed what a blunder that would have been . Warn ¬ ing had to bo given to the Persian Government , and Orientals were slow people , with no supplementary estimates . Now thoy would have to rouse themselves to a sense ...

... in tho early spring , at tbo earliest moment tho passes were practicable Tho Government had been trying to-rouse tho Persian Government to a sense of its rosponsibility . It was very melancholy to contemplate the ^ possibility of an ancient capital of ...