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... Firouz, of Persia, who herself runs a maternity and child welfare clinic in Persia. She is endeavouring to persuade the Persian government to extend the service to the whole of the country.: 12,000 bulbs have been purchased for £159 and will be used for the ...
... the British Oil Company is to continue its operations in Persia and the Company ix in enter into negotiations with the Persian Government with a to arriving at an agreement. K. D. COURTNEY. ...
... Russians are both q‘rcpared to withdraw their troops from Persia. hey will immediately enter into communication with the Persian Government in order to arrange details. Prisoners.—Exchange of civil prisoners and prisoners of war unfit for further miltary service ...
... general public. In a rilous march of a thousand miles Sir E‘Zrcy succeeded in re - establishing the authority of the Persian Government and filying the flags of the Allies in a number of important towns. Sir Percy Sykes is fift{ ears of age, and his ac ...
... political object intended, which was to strengthen the agitators in Persia and weaken the cordial agrecement between the Persian Government and the Allies. TR : Meanwhile, General Judenitch has struck hard in the north and has recaptured Mamakhatun. He drove ...
... umfiv“ubtedly serious. TE: Govern‘ment conld not hold out any hope that money would be lent for the general pur s of the Persian Government, but they imflded to advance another £50,000-half of which would be provided by India—to grevent the collapse of the ...
... uphold some form of Constitutional Government. Fifthly, to lose no chance of easing the distracted situation in which the Persian Government now was by counsel, attention, and such assistance as from time to time we may consider it expedient to give. Sixthly ...
... It is reported from Teheran that the Persian Government is preparing to send an expedition composed mainly of Bakhtiaris against Salar-ed-Dauleh, who has again assumed an active role as a rebel. His Holiness the Pope has given his first official aundience ...
... Ministers, who are in constant communication with the Russian Government in regard to the best means of enabling the Persian Government to re-establish order and tranquility in the conntry. Papers will be laid as soon as possible betore Parliament in ...
... of Mr. Shuster, the American Treasurer-General at Techeran, and for an undemkixg not to engage in the service of the Persian Government any foreigner without the previous consent of the PBritish and Russian Legationa, the British Government has made no ...
... disorder an 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 im£rove:ment. has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...
... The contracts for the building are sai? to have already beeo R TR S % The British Minister at Teheran, replying bo the Persian Government, declines to dissuss the presence of foreign troops in Persis, and points out that there can be no hope of s revival ...