Page 17 - Arabian Gulf Intellegence

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Persian Gulf.—Extracts from Brief Not :s, containing Historical and
other Information connected with the Province of Oman ; Muskat
and the adjoining country ; the Islands of Bahrein, Ormus,
Kishm, and Karrack; and other Ports and Places in the Persian
Gulf.—Prepared, in the year 1818, by Captain It. Taylor, Assist­
ant Political Agent in Turkish Arabia l to 40
Oman.—Brief Notes relative to the Province of Oman.—Prepared, in Au­
gust 1819, by Mr. F. Warden, Member of Council at Bombay .. 41 to 44
Kenn.—Extracts from a Joint Report on the Island of Kenn, in the Per­
sian Gulf ; accompanied by a Map. By First Lieutenant J. H.
Grubb, Honorable Company’s Marine, and Captain T. Remon,
Bombay Engineers.—Submitted to Government on the 12th Octo­
ber 1822 .. .. 45 to 48
Bassadore.—Extracts from a Report on Bassadore, situated on the North­
western side of the Island of Kishm, in the Persian Gulf. Prepar­
ed, in October 1822, by Captain T. Remon, Bombay Engineers.—
To which is appended, a Plan of the Bassadore Roads ; prepared,
in the year 1836, by Midshipman H. H. Hewett, Indian Navy.. 49, 50
Grans and Pheleechi.—Extracts from a Report on the Harbour of
Grane (or Koweit), and the Island of Pheleechi, in the Persian
Gulf. Prepared, in November 1839, by Lieutenant J. Felix
Jones, Indian Navy.—Accompanied by a Trigonometrical Plan of
the Harbour of Grane, and the Island of Pheleechi, by Lieutenants
Guy and Brucks, Indian Navy 51 to 54
Arab Tribes.—Extracts from Brief Notes relative to the Rise and Pro­
gress of the Arab Tribes of the Persian Gulf.—Prepared, in Au­
gust 1819, by Mr.'Francis Warden, Member of Council at Bom­
bay .. .. 55 to 60
Arab Tribes ; British Policy.—Observations on the Past Policy of the
British Government towards the Arab Tribes of the Persian
Gulf. By Lieutenant A. B. Kemball, Assistant Resident in the
Persian Gulf. Submitted to Government on the 18th October 1844.
—To which are annexed, copies of Treaties and Agreements
entered into by the Honorable East India Company, with the Arab
Tribes of the Gulf, or effected through British mediation, between
the CthJFebruary 1806 and the 4th May 1853 .. 61 to 89