... limitation affected immediate payments to the Imperial Government. The Company therefore offered discuss new terms with the Persian government in and new agreement was signed in that time the terms of the new agreement were the most advantageous offered any ...

... Government had been firm and made it perfectly clear they were going to stand firm—as they announced at first—then the Persian Government would never have gone so far, and negotiations would still be taking place between the two Governments. It would be ...

... undermined our prestige throughout the Middle East. Danger of World War Is it conceivable that before the last war the Persian Government could have dared to violate a solemn international obligation by expropriating the Anglo-Persian oil properties? Yet ...

... stopping at a little. deserted place on the north coast of Baluchistan to take up petrol. Owing to difficulties with the Persian Government, the Imperial Airways route hes off the west coast of the Persian Gulf. over what is generally marked in the mapc as ...

... that the clone end inureete co-operation whi.h led to tem will he long to the benefit of all . In Nat MP Government the Persian Government. en a,reement to eansent the ties of friendship between the to ., emnstrme. which man, interest s and to prelim= the ...

... toil-hotewM and offices. All this, according the information of the Foreign Office, has happened in defiance of the Persian Government, who resent the conduct the gendarmerie ami their officers. WEDNESDAY. NAL, AND GENERAL ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ...

... attention of My Minuiters, who are in constant communication with dm Zeman Government in regard to the means of 'stabling Persian Government to reestablish order and tranquillity in the montry. Papers will be as soon as possible before Parliament in connection ...

... attention of my Miniaturs. who ars in constant communication with the Government in regard to beat moans of enabling the Persian Government to re.estabe bah order and tranquility in tho country. Papers will be laid as as possible before Parliament is connection ...

... more than any other man in England may be relied upon to act with perfect discretion, and without any 111 will to the Persian Government, time when the nation Is sharply divided in opinion upon domestic politics of vital importance, it is a great Imperial ...

... that wars about to initiate policy sctivw intervention Persia. Their desire had avoid anything which would weaken ths Persian Government, they were taking step# rather to strengthen sad uphold It. The existence of vast srmamenta creaAd apprehension, end ...

... were about initiate policy active intervention in Persia. Their desire had been avoid anything which would weaken the Persian Government; they were taking steps rather to strengthen and uphold it. The existence of vast armaments created apprehension, and ...

... only a source local irritation but whose very presence is in itself a rejection upon the capacity and authority the Persian Government. Time after time the world has been led believe that the Russian troops would go; hut they are still there, it seems ...