... Great War Brigadier- General Nation served at General Headquarters in France, and after being lent for service under the Persian Government became Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General ot the War Office. DUKE S NEW SUITE. A scrap of paper which its owner declines ...

... TW fOl ?• ! l-iberal Government ♦ The itish Govern- Battle Squadron’«i° r ?!| a, . tbe ‘Tenth i ment in note to the Persian Government reof Capta?n Haddock o|Ftmf rii^l - s,>ectin fl the insecurity of certain road- and the to me of Mr AccorJ,n disastrous ...

... ve-minded people obey the Government’s decree that European dress shall be worn has led to serious fighting between Persian Government forces and civilians Meshed (Persia).—Beuter. ...

... e•mouh•! people to obey the Government's dyer that European dress shall he worn has led to serious fighting between Persian Government forces and civilians in Meshed (Persin).—lieuter. TEXTILE NECi9TIATIONS. A TENTATIVE AGREEMENT. A tentative agreement ...

... negotiations which began between the two Governments ast April provisional agreement has been reached under which the Persian Government have agreed to purchase all *' lights and buoys tceir territorial waters, or on their foreshore at the very reasonable ...

... a beautiful set of mans only to find that the name is not what it was 'minted. The latest alteration is made by the Persian Government, rrhich has decided that in future its country is to he known as Iran. the weari‘oine process goes on chasing the ...

... in New Delhi on Sunday the Persian Consul-Oeneral makes the following announcement The authorities of the Imperial Persian Government, having on geographical, historical. and techno!ogical grounds found that the word Persia is not an all-embracing ...

... easily settled directly tween tne two Governments themselves, bit Irak preferred to put before the League Nations. The Persian Government is issuioj, possibly to-day, a long and complete the points raised by the Irak Government presentation the latter’s ...