... Teheran, the capital, with the Persian Gull. Al the present time two alternative railway schemes are being considered the Persian Government. One, which has Muhanitnerah, the Persian Gulf, as its southern railhead, proceeds northwards through Ahwaz and Snushtar ...

... linking up Teheran with the Persian Gulf. At the present time two alternative railway schemes are being considered by the Persian Government, The question of a loan of £7,000,000 towards the estimated cost of the line through Teheran being considered by British ...

... survey the route a proposed ail way linking up Teheran with Persian Guli Two alternative railway being considered the Persian Government One which has Muhammerah on the Persian Gulf -as its southern railhead proceeds northwards through Ab-waz and Shustar ...

... came to the ears .4 Iht members oft he Council. who net if ied Persia, Is rn.•mber. that such happenings Midi stop. The Persian Government took a hand and soon stoppedit The Leagti; of Nations ran only be anceessfal if the coming generation take from their ...

... appointed an A.A.G. in the Adjutant-General's Department the War Ojßcd March. 1921. ]919 was lent for service with the Persian Government the terms Anglo-Pcysian Agrecjßeo. Clive has been the senior military attache at Parw January, 1924, and Col. was appointed ...

... described last •oiony Club, Aldwych', discovery of the great P / T* this company was years ago a man obtained d the Persian Government. interest men in this counts the project. He then met, » - named D'Arcy this counW out an expedition, and o i\ without ...

... entire British press, and all the British agents would let loose a flood of calumnies against us, and try to make the Persian Government believe, that tint Soviet wa s responsibly fqr tho re. volt.. —Reuter. ...

... Colonial Office , an article in which it was said that if the Persian Government did not knuckle under to England it was possible that the tribes would rise against the Persian Government I must add , ho said , that if such revolts do break out ...

... Colonial Office, an article in which it was said that if the Persian Government did not knuckle nuder to Britain it was possible that the tribes would rise against the Persian Government. X must add, he said. that if such revolts do break out the ...

... with the Colonial Office article in which it was said that if the Persian Government did not knuckle under to England was possible that the tribes would rise against the Persian Government. I must add,” said, ” that such revolt's break out the entire British ...

... out the entire British Press and all the British agents will let loose a flood of calumnies against us, and mate the Persian Government believe the Soviet responsible for the revolt.'’ One cannot help wondering whether' this statement was based upon any ...

... close touch with Colonial Office” an article it was said that if the Persian Government did knuckle under to Britain it was possible that the tribes would rise against the Persian Government “ must add” lw said “ that if such revolts out the entire British ...