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March 19*8: Lt. Col. Sir A. T. Wilson officiating.
September 1919: Major C. H. Gabriel in charge.
October 1920: Lt. Col. Wilson P.R. protein (replacing Cox).
November 1920: Lt. Col. A. P. Trevor officiating. ’Title of Deputy
Political Resident abolished.
April 1923: Col. S. G. Knox acted during Colonel Trevor’s
leave.
October 1923: Colonel Trevor resumed charge.
April 1924: Lt. Col. F. B. Pridcaux assumed charge.
June 1925 ’. Lt. Col. C. G. Crosthwaitc assumed charge during
Pridcaux’s leave.
October 1925: Col. Pridcaux resumed charge.
January 1927: Lt. Col. Lionel Haworth became Resident.
November 1928: Sir Frederick W. Johnston became Resident.
April 1929: Lt. Col. C. C. J. Barrett.
November 1929: Lt. Col. H. V. Biscoe.
May 1931: Major T. C. Fowlc acted during Biscoe’s leave.
October 1931: Biscoe resumed charge.
19 July 1932: Biscoe died in office.
28 July 1932: Lt. Col. T. C. Fowlc took charge.
September 1932: Fowlc confirmed as Political Resident.
July-Octobcr 1933: Loch in charge during Fowlc’s leave.
July-Octobcr 1934: Loch in charge during Fowle’s leave.
July-Octobcr 1935: Loch in charge during Fowlc's leave.
July-October 1936: Loch in charge during Fowle’s leave.
August-November 1937: Olaf K. Caroc acted during Fowle’s
leave.
August-September 1938: H. Wcigluman acted during Sir T.
G. Fowlc’s absence.
September 1939: Lt. Col. C. G. Prior became Resident.
October 1941 : Lt. Col. W. R. Hay officiated as Resident.
September 1942: Lt. Col. Prior resumed charge.
October 1944: Major T. Hickinbotham.
November 1944: Sir Geoffrey Prior.
May—November 1945- Lt. Col. A. C. Galloway in charge during
Prior’s leave.
November 1945-May 1946: Lt. Col. Sir G. Prior.
May 1946-June 1947: Lt. Col. W. R. Hay.
August 1946: Residency moved to Bahrain.
November 1946: Lt. Col. Hay resumed charge.
June-October 1947: Galloway officiating.
October 1947-Julv 1948: Hay resumed charge.
July-October 1948: Galloway in charge.
October 1948: Sir Rupert Hay resumed charge.