... and foes. The first fatal step was to repudiate an international agreement, by breaking the valid contract between the Persian government and the British Company. “Persia appears now blind to the salient fact that in the world as we know it no one nation ...

... Referring to the action of the Persian Government in cancelling the concesion enjoyed in Persia by the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, Mr. Eden said: was the first duty of his Majesty’s Government make it plain to the Persian Government that it would uphold the ...

... the reference the matter to Geneva seems to be having a useful effect. In response to the Council’s good advice, the Persian Government has promised not to aggravate the situation, and also to take steps for safeguarding the peace. Quite possibly Persia ...

... Commons on Thursday when he recounted the latest developments in the dispute between the Anglo-Pcrsian Oil Company and the Persian Government, to which the British Government is party. Mr. Eden roused loud cheers from the Government’s supporters for his unequivocal ...

... supply such munitions and equipment of modern type as may judged necessary by Joint. Commission of military experts.” The Persian Government have most honourably and properly declmed to ratify this agreement from that day to this, as being in flat contradiction ...

... 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 country. Papers will be laid soon ns possible before Parliament connection ...

... and formally read first time. In the House of Commons, Sir Edward Grey, in answer to Major Anstruther Gray, said the Persian Government had expressed regret for the recent firing on the British Consulate at Kermanshah, and bad given orders for the punishment ...

... 300 and 400 telegrams were received, some them coming from New Zealand, New York, the Continent, and one behalf the Persian Government. About 400 letters were also received, and many presents, including an Atucricttu axe, bust of Achillea, and one of ...

... communications with Persia, that those communications bad hitherto led to no conclusion, and that we had not released lbs Persian Government from their engagement not occupy Herat. Lord Chancellor, in moving the second reading of tbe Employers' Liability Bill ...

... extending from tbe Caspian Sea on the West to Barak and Ibe Afghan frontier on East are under Ibe direct management of the Persian Government. These districts form tba Pereo-Tnrktnao frontier; they are intrintoeally wealthy, poasesring abundance laad, copper ...

... food by their parents. The British Minister at Teheran had done much to alleviate the Bufferings of the people, but the Persian Government had shown great apathy, and just when the scarcity began had Increased the taxes on gardens and arable lands. The Shah ...

... and complies lions which have arisen during I the lata thirty years, in regard to the Turko-Perman frontier, I the Persian Government bad proposed that each Government [ should retain the diet note which it now poweates final settlement the frontier ...