'File II. IRAQ (3) Vol. 1 Shaikh of Kuwait's Date Gardens on the Shatt-al Arab. (Kuwait's relations with Turkish Govt. and Turkish demand that Kuwaitis should take out Turkish Nationality Certificates)' [‎192r] (401/636)

^pAiri' T
rne Firm, Cluh have lately transferred ta^.eir place of meeting
from the haw Schools to what was,in the time of the old
intish Residency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, established in the provinces and regions considered part of, or under the influence of, British India. ,the Residency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, established in the provinces and regions considered part of, or under the influence of, British India. Surgeon's house. This building
was until lately occupied as a Club by the Naqib of Baghdad,
1 « Taj ailzadah,and various other repiited reactionaries,
ot uho plot- crLP.’filnRP li/P 8 pro Rent CkvornnonP of'
Turkey recently Miaoovored." at ConsPanPinople was r<r*t com-
-minicatod to wo by Kram Boy,Political S 0 croUiry,on the Both
°i July, He Raid that his irrTormabion v/ap dorivoci from Four-
-nier 1 a -oologi^iBB,which bha Wall now dally roceivos from
Conabanbinople, ^ram Bay Raid i^hab the prim© mover in Uia
plot wan Sharif Paslia^an^ opponent of the Gommitteo of Union
ci-a- 3 J ro ore as, who adit 8 a monthly newapapar called tb.a
" Ha clior out lotto" at Paria. I may note that two copies of this
journal wore recently delivered to mo hero through the Tnrk—
-inn Boat Cuflc 0 ,from which it would appear that the Postal
i.'e .aTO.ien-o,at any rate,is not entirely under the control of
the Committee,for no nracautlonB had been taken to conceal
u v title of tlie paper, According to !ran Bey there is no
leal ai j f or once ootween Gharif Pashia^s party and that of the
Ccm, ,ib+.ee in principle,but each winhes to he in power anh to
eacliKlo the ot}ier,and their personal intereats are thus
irreconci 1 eable,
the la / w/iiich proliibits ilie practice of medicine in
furkey by persons not possessing a diploma of the Constant!-
-nople ."'acuity has suduenly bean applied at Karbala in all
its rigour. The agent of this revolutionary change is the
1 aasarrii, out he appears to have taken action most reluctant-
~ly at tlie instance of one l-aari* hfiendi,a Janitary Inspector,
la oly sent by Nazim Pasha An Ottoman title used after the names of certain provincial governors, high-ranking officials and military commanders. from if-vfhcUd, The population of
Karbala is about 60,000 souls and the number of persons need—
-in;: medical attendance every day is estimated at too. In
cmsoquence of 'die enforcement of tiie law the whole town has
suddenly become dependent for medical aid upon a single
licensed