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PART 11—(oonlinncd)m
Beotion. PARAGRAPHS.
IV— Tours of Political Agent in Turkish Arabia and objections of
tho Porte, 187G—1897 174—191
V— Turkish objections to Political Agent going up the Tigris on
the Comet, north of Baghdad, 1885 195—19G
VI—Objections of the' Porte to tiro visit of Clio Consul-General at
Baghdad on board the Comet to Sumarnh, 1891- 197—198
VII—Complaint of the Porto against Messrs. Lynch and Co/s steamers
discharging other than mail bags at Baghdad Consulate,
1883 • M 199—202
VIII—Refusal of the Porto to permit importation to Basrah of loaded
cartridges required by tlio Assistant Political Agent at
Basrah, 1891 203—207
IX—Question of the status of the Agent in Turkish Arabia raised
in 1871,1884, 1887 and 1903 ... 208—229
X—Obstruction of tho pathway from the Baghdad Residency to
the Tigris, 1890—93 ... !• . 230—233
CHAPTER VIII.
Objectionable or irregular conduct of certain Political
Officers and office establishments.
I—Impropriety of Colonel Herbert’s Proceedings, 1873-74- 234—236
II—Colonel Nixon's proceeding in appointing acting Assistant Poli­
tical Agcut at Basrah on his own authority, 1877 237-24-1
III— Complaint preferred by Colonel Nixou agaiu6t Mr. Robertson to
the Foreign Office with a view to his appointment by the
Government of India being cancelled, 1878 242—255
IV— Mal-practiccs of tbo office establishment in Baghdad Consulate 256—279
CHAPTER IX.
Miscellaneous.

I—Question of disposal of the Consular fees at Basrah, 1S83 280—281
II—Procedure to be followed in easo of Minor Consular appoint­
ments in Turkish Arabia, 1884 282—285
III— Question as to the channel of correspondence betwcon the
Basrah Consulate and tho Foreign Office, 1885—88 286—290
IV— Medical arrangements at Basrah and Baghdad 291—802
V—Kasim Pasha and his relations and friends 803—305

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