مجموعة ٦/٨٥ "الحدود في الجزيرة العربية: تفسير تفاهم روما لسنة ١٩٢٧." [و‎‎٢‎٩] (٨٠/٥٧)

e onf*4m railons»-
the AM all (8 iltarmtis of ahej)
tha tuba 1 hi
the Fadhli
the ikrahi
the Aulaki (Up;©r and wower)
Irka
7) Lower aaara
„8) Bel him
(9> the Yaffal (Upper and Lower)
(10 the Audhall
(11) t>xe liaxitahalil
(1^) the Alawi
the Amiri (Amirate of rhala)
the Wahldl
tne K a thirl (in Hadrarjiaut)
the Kaiti (Sultanate of okalla
Uoootra (Sultanate) and Uxe l^ahri (Kiehn)
(41) aw regards publications containing the texts
of the numerous engagements upon which British rights are
based it can be said that Altchison, Vol, XI of 1933 Is
the only cofi^rehenelve work* It is true that certain
documents arc published in Hertslet's Commercial Treaties
and in Btate papers but in view of their frag entary
nature it would seem preferable to ignore them. The
4nglo-?urkl®h treaty of 1913 has not been published.
(42) According to our records the following
trder»-in-0ounoll have been isaued}-
U)
British order-i»~Councll of 30th April, 107?
applying "the Slave Trade Act of 1B7&*' to
certain parts of Asia and Africa (*•••••••••
Tribes m ar Aden •.•••«•• etc. This
Order was applied to the "territories of
"the following tribes near Aden - The
"Abdali, the Poodli, the Akrabi f he
"bowehebl, the Alawi, the Amiri, the
"Subahi, the Yafai and the Gulaki.*
arder-in-Qaunell of 14th October, 1913 applying
the provisions of the Llave trade Act of 1876
to the "territories of the Kaltl, ^ahidi, Behan,
"Audali and Beda tribes near Aden and to the
"territories of the Maferl tribe of Klshln and
n 8oeotra."
Aden rotactorate Order of 18th Larch, 193? which
applies to the "territories of Arabia which are
bounded/