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Dale of seiiure or Number of Under what circumstances and by whom recovery of slaves or
recovery. slaves rescued. seizure of slaver was cifecled. Rlwaais.

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On or about 31st 3 Female slaves that had been brought to Bahrein for
March. sale by Amulgavinc vessels. Resident at Bahrein
personally demanded and recovered them from
Bahrein Chief—vide Captain Kemball's despatch to
Mr. Secretary Malct, No. 33 of April 19, 1852.
May 1 Female, inhabitant of Makhlif near Sohar, and the off­ Vide' Captain Kens-
spring of a freeman, hence “ Hoorrah " or free. This ball's despatch to
female had been conveyed to Mogno, a port on the Mr. Secretary Malet,
Persian Coast, by Ali-bin-Malallah, and sold by him No. 36 of June 5.
to some party at that place. She was rescued from 1852.
bondage by native Agent at Lingah, and Resident
directed her removal to Maskat “ for the purpose of
being restored to her family and home.”
*853.
February 28 3 A boy and a girl rescued in Bushire and made over Resident ascertained
to Captain Kemball by Persian Slave Commissioner that these slaves
—vide Captain Kemball’s despatch, dated June 6, “ wero severally in­
1853, No. 44, to Mr. Secretary Malet,advising their cluded in consider­
despatch to Bombay. Conduct of Persian Slave able cargoes of slaves
Commissioner's subordinates commended by Resi­ brought in 1852 from
dent in above. Zanzibar to Ras*rl-
Khyma and Maskat.
May 36 Surrendered by Chief of Lingah at the instance of
British Agent at Lingah—vide letter No. 55 of July
1853, from Captain Kemball to A. Malet, Esq.
A fine of 50 tomans inflicted upon importing Buglah.
May 30 2 Male slaves seized by Lieutenant Tronson, Command­
ing Tigris of Bassidore from a Lingah Buglah.
Nakhoda of the delinquent boat was fined in the sum
of 400 Ms. rupees—vide Captain Kemball’s letter
to Mr. Secretary Malet, No. 57 of July 1853, with
enclosures.
July MS • •• 1 A freed man, a native of Soor, decoyed to Ejman,
forcibly carried to Khawn and there sold for the
sum of 29 dollars. This person took refuge in
Shargah Agent’s house, and through his interven­
tion was rescued from bondage—vide Captain
Kemball's letter No. 63 of August 1853 to Mr.
Secretary Malet, with enclosure.
October 30 ! Soomalee girl kidnapped from her own country by the
crew of a Soor Buglah and sold into slavery at that
place. Rescued at Maskat through British Agent
at Maskat—vide Captain Kemball's report of
circumstance to Government, No. 95 of November
1853-
November • •• 8 Landed at Mogoo by a Batinah vessel and recovered
from Mogoo Chief at instance of Lingah Agent.
The slaves went to Presidency per Akbar—vide
letter No. 2a of 1854, from Captain Kemball to
1854. Mr. Secretary Malet.
March ... • M *2 Sold at Lingah to some female pilgrims from India
who touched at Lingah on their way to Kerbela.
Recovered and made over by Persian Slave Com­
missioner. Mode of recovery detailed in Captain
Kemball’s despatch to Government, No. 29 of April
>854.