... the concession by the Persian Government to the Anglo-Persian QOil Company, The special representative of the Persian Government has already leth Teheran for Geneva. It will be recalled that, at the request of the Persian Government, the Council ggreed ...

... purp.se of acquiriog & concesicu which had been | Mosers, S. M. Penney and Macgeorge. There granted by the lmpenal Persian (Government | were also issued in December, 1918, 4,500,000 covering the esolusive right to search for, @arty | Ordinary Shares ...

... man in conmection with the affair. The Fwé;-éao-'m;ounc- that Mr. Sydney Amur Smith, C. 8., financial .Sv'-' to the Persian Government, has rewnafl to London ‘o modu'tmn financial mou-hon.on w Govemment, and will be in town for some coeks, In connection ...

... Leguiion here denies dmmd rmnours that Persia and its Government nave mamifested sympathies with Turkey and Germany. The Persian Government, during the war, has observed snd will continue to observe, strict neutrality. Another Hartlepool Vietim. Another desth ...

... Fars profound unrest, which is being sedulously fostered by vigorous agitation on the part of the ecclesiastics. | The Persian Government is extremely appreheasive lest Great Britain should concider the incident justification for a punitive expedition, which ...

... for re sive measures to be taken in Tabriz, I{:*ht. az:i«m kmrlr;‘wvfi' tortures and ouhvu have pe on Ruesians, the Persian Government being ‘nn.h!c to chastise the guilty.—Reuter. ...

... Independence Fssential. It wae essential that the independence of the Persian Government should be fulland | cumplete, otherwise it would mean chnou.' while is wae also essential that Russianand British political and commercial frontier ‘interests should ...

... lor a moment ...

... remembered that he was siruck z a piece of coal after the decision of the Hul] election petition. Reuter learne that the Persian Govern. Government sas canceiled the ap{nintmmt of Mr. Lecoffre, one of the British subjects employed in the Finance Department ...

... impaired and Persia’s prosrity brought to ruin. When we saw PRman troops within 100 miles of the capital Persia, the Persian Government dis- ganised, and heard the terms of the ultiitums prescribed by Russia to the Persian tovernment, he did not think ...

... but for this Convention they would have been in Leheran to-day. Ruseia desired to establ'sh norma! relations with the Persian Government anpa to remove all elements of discord. With this object Russia :ntended to make further proposalé to Persia. It had ...

... Parliawentary circles last evening. There were questions in the Commons on the subject. Mr. Morrell ask-d whether the Persian Government agreed to the first Russian ultiwatum on the understanding that fresh Russian troops wouid not be landed, and acceded ...