... respect abwilutely the independence and integrity of Persia. The British Government will supply, at the cost of the Persian Government, the hervioes of whatever expert advisers nosy he eon• aideved necessary for the several depertments o► the Persian ...

... substantial loan for the Persian Government, for which adequate security shall be sought by the two Governmente in consultation in the revenues of the Custom or other sources of income at the disposal of the Persian Government. TO RESCUE PETROGHAD. NEW ...

... PRESERVATION OF ORDER The British Government will supply, at the cost of the Persian Government. such officers sad such munitions and equipment of murlern type as may be adjudged ne•eesary by a joint commission of military experts. British and Periian ...

... wet through ! I've only been hangiu' out the clothes to dry, mum!l' The British Minister at Teheran, replying to the Persian Government, declines to discuss the presence of foreign troops in Persia, and points wit that there can be no hope of a revival ...

... Colchester Rose Show were some Fenian roses. brought from the grave of Edward Fitzgerald, translator of OmarKhayysis. The Persian Government sent • roes tree to p l an t e d on Fitzgerald's grave at Boulge, Suffolk. P ro b a bl y th e greatest number of wild ...

... app.. i our F. sr. remarkable relics are being unearthed by Fermi. excavations in the Mound of Sine Pena, end as the Persian Government retains half of the interesting finds. the suggestion is made that thine concerned with the study of Assyrology should ...

... of a primitive character, and the delay in the transmission of messages is often exasperating. The line worked by the Persian Government between Enjelli and Resht. and thenee on to Teheran, works fairly well in dry weather, but in damp or rainy weather ...