... 000,000 tons—a fleet wl.ich was, he believed, not equalled by that of any other company. company's relations with the Persian Government continued to be of a most cordial character. to Mesopotamia, it was a well-known doctrine of State succession that the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... difficulties, but those in. North-West Persia would'be with drawn in the spring. We were endeavouring to arouse the Persian Government to defend its territory against Bolshevist invasion, but after giving them another final chance .the limits of our ...

... ADVISERS IN PERSIA Mr. CECIL lI‘RNISWORTII informed Mr. Ortresby-Gore that nine British advisers have been engaged by the Persian Government: Mr. Armitage Smith (financial adviser lept by the Treasury), six assistants, and twa consulting engineers. No British ...

... before long. Only a fraction of the loan of two millions provided in the Anglo-Persian Agreement had been advanced to the Persian Government so far. Mr. OBMSBY-GORE : Can you define before lorg ? Is there any chance of the Mejliss meeting within the next ...

... answer given by the Prime Minister, it would appear that we are budgeting for £2,440,000 for various payments to the Persian Government this year, and that ian equal sum is being found by India, or nearly five millions in all. Last year we gave Persia ...

... November 3, 1920. SITUATION IN PERSIA. Sir J. D. RLES asi;ed the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Aftairs whether the Persian Government has resigned office; and whether he can give the House any information regarding the position in Teheran and the probability ...

... told two stories, and the two do not agree. One porters are better able to hear what iS of his stories was that the Persian Government will continue to occur. l e tter had been told that we should be surprised if Apart from this Mild, LORD R I ___- ...

... Persia next year. At any rate, we have told the Persian Government that we should be surprised if we stayed after that. On the other hand, in another breath, he told the House that ; the Persian Government has been told that we 'expected the Mejliss to ...

... the, ment are prepared to wage war in North-West con 1111 l in welfare of the peace of Europe, or i Persia if the Persian Government will sign an Ifrom 80. satisfied comment, Agreement at which they have hitherto looked Ithat 'the policy of the Pact ...