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... 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 ...
... Imperial House of Commons yesterday that whilst his Majesty’s Government hoped to arrive an amicable sclUement with the Persian Government in regard to the latter’s decision lo cancel the Anglo- Persian Oil Company's concession, it would lake every legitimate ...
... in the Press occasion for national rejoicing since the last foothold of foreigners on Persian soil was now removed. Persian Government has announced its willingness to negotiate with the Company a new concession based the rights of both parties. The ...
... public will be well advised to reserve tbeir judgment on the statements which have been made by or on behalf of the Persian Government.” Mr. Thomas Sexton, North Frederick Street, Dublin. Nationalist member for West Belfast from 1892. left £23,371 He ...
... r* • -'not doe any animosity of the Persian Possession. Government towards Great Britain. Nor is it the case that the Persian Government has any desire take advantage of any em.. . _ .. . barrassments whloh may beset the British ■Hie British Government ...
... NORTHERN WHIG AND BELFAST POST. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1932. ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL CO.’S CONCESSION. ANNULMENT DEFENDED BY PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. Company’s Posters Torn Down. Teheran. Wednesday. The demonstrations in celebration of the Government’s annulment of ...
... Tuesday. Oil shares were weak at first, prices declining under the lead of Anglo-Persian on the news regarding the Persian Government s intention to annul the Company’s I) Arcy concessions, but the market showed a good recovery afterwards on bear covering ...
... some years the Persian Government has been discussing with the Anglo-Persian Oil Company a rev.sion of the conditions and method of calculation of royalty. The Company has always shown its willingness to meet the wishes the Persian Government *n this matter ...