... arisen between his Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom and the Imperial Government of Persia consequence of the Persian Government action in purporting to cancel the concession held the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, a British Company, and his Majesty ...

... summer. FEELS JUSTIFIED. On account of these reasons the Persian Government feels justified in having cancelled the concession, and see reason to withdraw that cancellation. The Persian Government refuses to admit that it liable to accept the judgment of ...

... FOR 60 YEARS. Captain Eden said that the agreement between the Persian Government and the Auglo-Pcrsian Oil Company was the d'Arcy concession, which was granted by the Persian Government to Mr. William Knox d’Arcy in May, 1901, and was transferred the ...

... NORTHERN WHIG MILLIONS PAID IN ROYALTIES. Oil Company and Persian Government. TERMS OF AGREEMENT. Concession Not Declared Null and Void. Details of the agreement between the Persian Government and the Anglo* Persian Oil Company were given the Imperial ...

... with at Westminster yesterday i Minister of Agriculture, Major Elliot. 10.) MILLIONS IS ROYALTIES Details the agreen ei Persian Government and the Oil Company were given mmster by Captain Eden. for Foreign Affairs, who state December 31. 1931, the Persia ...

... language, hut it appears to have been lost on the Persian Government, which refuses to withdraw the cancellation notice. This attitude is deemed wholly unsalisfaclory Britain. The aclion of the Persian Government is held to be confiscatory and clear breach ...

... willingness to re-enter thw D;sarme Conference. (Page 7.j BRITAIN AND PERSIA. Great Britain Las sent another stror to the Persian Government in cancellation of the Anglo Persian 0. pany’s concession. (Page 14. j HOUSING PROBLEM. A strong plea for Governmfnl ...

... is withdrawn by December 15 she will refer the matter to the Permanent Court of International Justice The Hague. The Persian Government has also been informed that she will held responsible for any damage to the Company’s interests or activities, and that ...

... Majesty’s Government consider the action of the Persian Government in cancelling the Company concession to be inadmissible breach of its terms. They take most serious view of the conduct of the Persian Government, and have instructed to demand the immediate ...

... British prospectors and have been operated by British company since 1901 according the terms of concession granted by the Persian Government for sixty „ nn A 4^*l,God Prayer was again offorfd &o er^meat 16 ‘i°e r * eut, of the annual net the Moderator ...

... generally firm market on expectations of an early rise in the price of petrol and the strong British protest to the Persian Government. Anglo- Persian ordinary rose 104 d and the preferences were from 6d to higher, while Burinah also hardened Is IOJd ...

... given by the Persian Government for the cancellation. They must have been strong reasons. Mr. Eden said did not think he could into that at that stage. If the lion, member put down a question would give him the statement of the Persian Government. DEATHS OF ...