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... RELATIONS WITH PERSIAN GOVERNMENT As regards our relations with the Persian Government. I regret to say that during the past year a active anti-British propaganda. emanating, it is believed, largely from Bolshevist sources, has been carried on in Northern ...
... THE reliable Reuter announced from Teheran the other day that the Persian Government had decided to sell part of the Crown Jewels, and other treasures, in order to raise money for the construction of railways. Our daily newspapers either submerged the ...
... Ministry informs fleuter's Agency that a report that the Persian Government has refused permission for British aircraft to fly over its terntory is lucorrset. titigu'iations between the Persian Government and the British Foreign for the iii , cessary permission ...
... SHEIKH’'S R.A.F. CAPTIVES Persian Government Helping Britain to Obtain Release. Determined efforts are being made, says Mr. Ormsby Gore, Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Dominion Office, to secure the release of Flying- Officer F. M. Denny and Ai ...
... international law, disarmed aiid interned; notwithstanding this the Persian Government is prepared to enter into negotiations on this subject with the Bolshevik forces. 3. The Persian . Government cannot agree in any way to the occupation Enzeli. APPEAL TO POWERS ...
... tendered our sympathy to the Persian Government in the difficult and unprovoked circumstances in which they had been placed. We thought that in entering upon this discussion with the Soviet authorities the Persian Government had acted entirely properly ...
... d'Etat. The royalty paid by us to the Persian Government in the financial yerr under review, apart from large subsidies paid to the local chiefs. was £553,795 Ps. 4cl In the matter of royalty, the Persian Government would appear to be doing at least as ...
... that the Persian Government is prepared to enter into negotiations on this subject with the Bolshevik forces. (3) The Persian Government cannot agree in any way to the occupation of Enzeli. It is understood here that the Persian Government, through the ...
... tendered their sympathy to the Persian Government in the difficult and unprovoked circumstances in which they had been placed. They thought that in entering upon this discussion with the Soviet authorities the Persian Government had acted properly and rightly ...
... Kaavin meanwhile, far larger and better equipped than the enemy and easily able to reoccupy Resht and Mizell for the Persian Government, is apparently here for other than warlike operations. It must be admitted, however, that the abstruseness of the War ...
... which royalty is payable, it ensures to the Persian Government the full benefit of royalty all profits derived from Persian oil. HANDSOME REVENUE. The revenue derived from this source by the Persian Government is, understand, already more than £400,000 ...
... ANGLO-PERSIAN AGREEMENT. The Persian Government had been told tha we expected the Anglo-Persian agreement to b submitted to their Parliament before the corn mencement of• the new year. If the Persian Government declined to the agreement it must take its ...