... British Government has received from the Persian Government Note protesting against Article 6 in the Treaty between Great Britain and the Hedjass, which refers the territory of Bahrein. The Persian Government; it is understood, maintains that Bahrein ...

... TERRITORY. Persian Government's Protest to Britain. Tho British Government has received the Persian Government Note protesting against Article the treaty between Great Britain, and the Hedjaz. which refers the territory Bahrain. The Persian Government, it is ...

... A TURNING-POINT Owing to the fact that the Persian Government had not given its consent, the Eric, service from Cairo to Karaehi, said Sir was not yet Basra, but the Government was p in operation beyond ing wita the necessary preliminaries to divert- ...

... we cordially welcome those neits. ns do every other manifestation the identity of interests which exists between the Persian Government, the Persian police and ourselves. intercourse of this character encourages and greatly to acquaint the Persian public ...

... this field, we have not yet sufficient evidence of the structure as a whole to justify pipeline equipment Should the Persian Government grant us the facilities for which their consent has been sought, hope be able to develop more fully the Persian sector ...

... cordially welcome these visits, as we every other manifestation of the identity of interests which exists between the Persian Government, the Persian people, and ourselves. Personal intercourse of this characteiencourages and greatly helps to acquaint the ...

... influence, moreover, is not merely confined to Afghanistan. It has its roots deep in Persia , and the refusal of the Persian Government to allow our aeroplanes to cross over Persian territory in their journey from Bagdad to Karachi is now definitely attributed ...

... industry is of particular interest to the American rug and carpet trade, considerable American capital invested there. The Persian Government now concerned with possible loss of prestige, and has appropriated about 25,000 dollars to have a special Commission ...

... railway proposed will be considerable, Luristan country through which it will pass is a jumble hills, and unless the Persian Government proposed to wait until they have accumulated sufficient money out of revenue, it is difficult to see how funds for its ...

... enjoyed by- British and certain other foreign residents Persia. His Majesty's Government had not returned a reply to the Persian Government, and was not customary to state 111 advance the substance of note to a foreign Power. ...

... RIGHTS, Mr. G. Locker Lampson stated in’ the House of Commons to-day that a communi- cation had been received troin the Persian Government proposing the termination ot the capitulatory rights and privileges en- y British and other foreign rest. dents in Persia ...

... because whatever petrol is purchased means that ultimately the foreigner benefits, whether he be represented by the Persian Government, the Mexican landowner, the American oil kings, or certain Central European States. British workers and capital are ...