"معاملات الجمعية الجغرافية في بومباي. من يناير ١٨٦٣ حتى ديسمبر ١٨٦٤. (تحرير السكرتير.) المجلد XVII." [‎٣‎٣] (٥٢٤/١٩٨)

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AROUND THE SHORE LINE OF THE PERSIAN GULF. 33
%i(l t —Territory directly under the local officers of the Shah, and
t . , tvt 11 i °f which the Customs
Bnsliire, Ongoon, Asseeloo, Nabend, Nakkeeloo,
Ciieroo, Khelat, Charrack, Mogoo, and Lingah. and lie venues are
There are many other small hamlets along this lino, either contracted for
hut they are unworthy of particularization. ^ Majesty’s Go
vernors, or accounted for in detail to the Persian Treasury.
3 r( / t —-Territory farmed by the Shah to the Sultan of Muscat for
a term of years, under
a Treaty entered into
beween the late
Imaum of Muscat
and His Majesty in
1856.
\th* —Territory di
rectly under the
Sultan of Muscat.
1st .—Bunder Abbass,with its adjacent district North
wards to a point near Lingah, and Southwards to a
tract whose political jurisdiction is not determined,
under Treaty entered into and recognised by every
body concerned. 2nd .—Island of Kishm and depen-
dencies.
The Mussendom promontory, inclusive of Khoomzar
and Klmssub. The frontier between Muscat and Ras-
ul-khyma Territory, is near where the plain and moun
tains meet at Shaam.
Sliaam and Kuleela. Heira.
Ramse, Ras-ul-kiiyma. Shargah and Fasht.
Jazirath-ul- Hamra. Khan.
Amulgavine. Debaye and Aboo-
i maun. thabee.
—Territories held by those independent Maritime Arab Chiefs
formerly the pirates of the
Gulf, now partially commer
cial, and bound by the terms
of a permanent truce to keep
the peace at sea ; the English
Resident in the Gulf being mediator and quasi-guarantee for the obser-
vation of this truce by all the subscribing Chiefs, more especially
during the season of diving on the Pearl Ranks.
6th .—Territories recognising the suzereignty of the Turkish Govern-
ment, but practically indepen-
KateeforNejd Territory, Kowdt or Grane. ^ ^ own chiefs . 7
Busreh Zobeir.
Faon with intermediate small ports along
right bank oftho Busreh River.
7 th .—Territory directly
under the Pashas of the Turk
ish Government.
The largest territory hilling under the first class is that of the
Chaab Arabs, It may he ge
nerally described as a vash
5 g.
The Chaab Arabs.