... The Persian Government has approved the engagement of a Germ;m tocographist to survey the mines pf Persi ...

... The Persian Government has introduced Bill enacting that alj foreigners arriving or residing Persia must obtain a police permit. ...

... its rejection. THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT'S CARESSES Lord Curzon, replying to Lord Lamington, regarding Persia, said the Persian Government, by its attitude towards the Anglo- Russian Agreement, had deliberately rejected the chance of recovering its fortunes ...

... Bonn, said the Anglo-Persian Pact had not been denounced, but, according to the last information from Teheran, the new Persian Government had no intention of submitting it to the Persian Parliament, which case it might be held to lapsed DRINK RESTRICTIONS ...

... Caspian Sea. The Persian Government had sent a teleeram to Moscow proposing certain bases for settling the question, and for establishing friendly relations future, but no reply had yet been received. The Counci thought the Persian Government had acted entirely ...

... assistance to Persian Bolsheviks engaged plotting, under Russian instigation, against the present Persian Administration The Persian Government protested the German Government against: ...

... [Complete understanding prevailed, and hoped that as a result, both British and Per-ian interests would lie safeguarded. The Persian Government had protested against Bolshevist action Persia to the.Soviet Gov. eminent Mo-row direct. WAR WEALTH. Mr. Charles Palmer ...

... Bolsheviks should be greatly stimulated the occupation of the Persian part the Caspian Sea. A high official ...

... which led to victory will long continued the benefit Agreement WUh Persia August last Government concluded with tbe Persian Government an agreement tending to cement the ties friendship be- i the two countries .which have many interests in common, and ...

... Persia, the British Government agreed principle to the release and repatriation them, and I immediately consult the Persian Government there, and the only point at issue in this connection was mere matter time, in view the transport difficulty. On our ...

... sound basis, and there was not the slightest foundation for the suspicion that the British Government proposed, that the Persian Government would assent to anything in the nature of a British Protectorate. ' Hours and Wages Two Bills presented by Sir Robert ...

... satisfactory conclusion, as the result ot the joint efforts the Persian Government and Sir Percy Cox, British Minister in Teheran, an agreement has been concluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain which tjhe latter will be able to provide Persia ...