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... decided the Pereians to reject the agreement, the Persian Government, which owned the oil, got £9 million, and the British Government, as a foreign Eiower in London, took £2B million. Th. Persian Government had looked round, seen that in this country the ...
... Britain and Persia in regard to the cancellation of the concession by the Persian Government to the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. The special representative of the Persian Government has already left Teheran for Geneva. It will be recalled that at the request ...
... order on the trade routes in Southern Persia led My Government reluctantly to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvement has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...
... ••••••••Mi•••••• GREAT BRITAIN AND The Persian Government tc the Britislt Minister at itur the • hate withdrawal of the bluejackets which has been landed at prueet the 'own against marauders. British Minister replied that the force • withdrawn . US as ...
... the Lashani tribe, who robbed and stripped him. Sir G. Barclay, the British Minister, has made representations to the Persian Government demanding that urgent and stringent instructions be sent to the Governor of Shires ordering him to see that reparation ...
... Russian deserters and Anarchists are stated to have joined Petroff's revolutionary force. The critical positiGn of the Persian Government is intensified, adds the correspondent, by the fact that the Shah's troops are insufficiently supplied with artillery ...
... at Teheran ; and. if ea, whether be could state the result. • Sir E. Grey replied: An apology has been demanded the Persian Government. and I understand that it will be forthcoming; but until it has been made in satisfactory terms the incident cannot ...
... the Shah that soylum would only be granted to refugees in ca-te , of the most extreme danger to life. proteded to the Persian Government against the,- supervision u an unheard-of insult. and demanded that the Cossacks be at once withdrawn, from the gates ...
... they are fanatics who have been moved to crime by the excitement caused by the long conflict between the Parliament and Persian Government. A message from Teheran. dated Friday. says: At three o'clock this afternoon two tombs were thrown from the roof of ...
... Bolak. and attacked and drove off some Persian t r00t who offered but slight resistance. A telegram adds that as the Persian Government feels some alarm at these repeated inc ursions of Turkish troops. and is unable to put a stop to them, it will appeal ...
... and formally read • first time. In the House of Commons, Sir Edward Grey, in answer to Major Anstruther Gray, said the Persian Government expressed regret for the recent firing on the British Consulate at Kermanshah, and had given orders for the punishment ...
... regaining ince. The losses to agriculture are estimated at £14,000,000. Some thrilling escapes described by refugees. The Persian Government has addressed a new demand to the Porte for prompt and complete satisfaction for the Turko-Porsian frontier incident ...