... that British air-liners should be allowed to Sy over Persian ter' thou. In this connexion it is to be noted that the Persian Government has granted the necessary permission to German and Bus- Sian aeroplane companies which are to cooperate in Persia. It ...

... From the point of view of the foreigner, the moat startling event of the past year has been the announcement by the Persian Government of their intention to abolish the so-called capitulations. under which civil and criminal cases in which foreienere ...

... taken place on 6 April, has been postponed. This is due to the unexpected delay in the signing of the agreement, by the Persian Government, which permits Imperial Airways to erect wireless stations and equip aerodromes along the Persian Gulf at Bushire, Bander ...

... Affairs, stated to the Berlin Press that the British periodical Near East had threatened Persia with trouble if the Persian Government did not become amenable to England. On 17 September M. Vorodhilov, the Commissar for War. stated that Britain was engaged ...

... but also took the opportunity of paying a visit to Teheran, in order to discuss various outatand;ng matters with the Persian Government and at the same time of representing We Company at the Coronation ceremonies of that most re• ntarkabla inn eminent ...

... by Salar Dowleh, uncle of the ex-Shah. He entered Persia by the south-east with a 'mall following of tribesmen. The Persian Government immediately commandeered motor transport for the purpose of rushim: troops to the area. It is expected that there will ...

... effort is being made by the High Commissioner in Bagdad and the Chargé d'Affaires at Teheran to secure their release. The Persian Government have promised to assist the Government in every possible manner, and they are taking active steps with that object. ...

... Karachi passenger and mall :Lir service. He will leave the party at Bagdad and to Teheran foe consultations with the Persian Government regarding facilitie► on the Finial] section of the route. HOME SECRETARY BACK. Sir W. Joynsoo•Hicks (Home Fecretaryi ...

... regarding the murder of the American Consul, who was beaten to death by a mob, says that, according to information from the Persian Government, the police made a great effort to save the Consul and his fnend, but were unfortunately outnumbered. The Legation's ...

... expiration of our Concession, that is to say for nearly another twenty. years. f mar add that our relations with the Persian Government continue to be very satisfattory. ...

... first to grasp the importance of transport. made repeated attempts to carry out the concession granted to hint by the Persian Government in 1872 for a railway from the Caspian Bea to the Persian Gulf. He was so ill-supported by the British Government that ...

... Company was inoorporatiKl in 1909 for the purpose of acquiring a concession, which had been granted by the Imperial Persian Government covering the exclusive right to search for, carry away and sell petroleum, natural gas. asphalts and osokerite throughout ...