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... Gulf to Jask, and thence by way of Lingeh, in Baluchis tan, to Karachi. But there are political difficulties with the Persian Government, and from time to time the threat is made to withdraw flying rights. In any case a part of this journey is made over ...
... distinction. Three full divisions, complete in every- detail for service in the field, are now at the disposal of the Persian Government. Special attention has been paid to the training and equipment of machine- gunners. Mobile artillery is available for ...
... masterly command of detail, but he had great imagi native conceptions. For example, he obtained a concession from the Persian Government in 1872 to construct railways throughout that country with the object of knitting together Persian and British interests ...
... prestige in Asia. OV Bolshevism lias played havoc in Persia, 7/ and it may be a matter for doubt as to whether the present Persian Government can stand on its legs for long. Only a few months ago it was reported that the Shah was anxious to abdicate the throne ...
... that he might try the experiment of consulting them. Cir Edward Grey has done exceedingly wisely in applying to the Persian Government for an option to con struct a railway running northwards from Mohammerah to the limits of the Russian sphere at Khoramabad ...
... THE FOREIGN OUTLOOK-- SPA IN GREECE: PERSIA The Persian Government is pressing both Russia and Great Britain to agree to the withdrawal of the Russian troops. The former is unwilling, and the latter is rather embarrassed, since she conscientiously believes ...
... critical unrest, Persia, her next-door neighbour in Asia, continues in the throes of actual internal warfare. A rout of Persian Government troops forms the subject of one of our illustrations this week, and another serious defeat of the Kurdish forces who ...
... LORD CHAMBERLAIN LEAVING THE BRITISH LEGATION THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S VISIT During the recent disturbances in Persia the Persian Government posted several patrols of native Cossacks to watch the British Legation at Teheran, on the ground that asylum had been ...
... of the horrible story have yet to come, and it is to be hoped that the Government will demand satisfac tion from the Persian Government for this shocking piece of brutality to a British subject Mr. Edward Graves was just fifty- three years of age, having ...