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Amulgavine.—Historical Sketch connected with the tribe of Amulgavine.
By Lieutenant II. F. Disbrowc, Assistant to the Resident in the Per­
sian Gulf.—Submitted to Government on the 10th August 1854. 51/to 520
Kiior IIassan.—Sketch of the Proceedings (from 1809 to 1818) of Rahmah
bin Jaubir, Chief of Khor Ilassan. Prepared by Mr. F. Warden,
Member of Council at Bombay. With continuation to the period of
that Chiefs death in 1826 ; and also a brief Sketch of tlieProceed-
ings (down to the year 1831) of Shaikh Bushcer bin Rahmah, Son
and Successor to the above Chief. By Lieutenant S. Hennell,
Assistant Resident in the Persian Gulf .. .. 521 to 529
Persian Gulf, Navigation of.—Memoir descriptive of the Navigation
of the Gulf of Persia; with Brief Notices of the Manners, Cus­
toms, Religion, Commerce, and Resources of the People inhabit­
ing its Shores and Islands.—Prepared by the late Captain George
Barnes Brucks, Indian Navy .. 531 to G34
Slave Trade.—Paper relative to the Measures adopted by the British
Government, between the years 1820 and 1844, for effecting the
Suppression of the Slave Trade in the Persian Gulf. Prepared,
in October 1844, by Lieutenant A. B. Kemball, Resident in the
Persian Gulf.—To which are appended, Copies of the Engage­
ments entered into with the British Government, between the
years 1822 and 1851, by His Highness the Imaum of Muskat, the
Arab Chiefs of the Persian Gulf, and the Government of Persia, for
the attainment of the above object .. 635 to 687