مجموعة ٢٨/٩٠ "بلاد فارس. زيارة وزير الشؤون الخارجية الفارسي إلى أفغانستان والهند." [و‎‎٧‎١] (٣١٣/١٤١)

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You will remember the private and personal correspondence
which took place between Hugessen and the Foreign Office
while I was on leave on this subject. Hugessen told me
that although the matter had not again been referred to
by the Persians, he thought it most unlikely that they would
acquiesce indefinitely in Daly f s remaining at Meshed, and
therefore thought that from the point of view of general
relations it would be wise to move him when an opportunity
occurred, but not just at present. I am examining the
question further, but do not think that it will be at all
easy to shift Daly from Persia, where almost his entire
service has been spent, so that he is hardly qualified
for employment elsewhere.
(c) The proposed removal of the Political Residency
from Bushire to Bahrain. This note was recorded by the
Minister who ; like all his predecessors^is extremely anxious
to get the Political Resident ohifrbsd out of Persia. We
realize that the India Office had&never favoured the pro
posal and that there are very grave objections of a financial
kind to its being carried out. We have therefore not in any
way committed ourselves on the subject and have merely agreed
to the Minister raising it again with the Foreign Office if
he wishes to do so. Before he does so, we are writing to
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Fowle asking him for his views in the light of developments
since the question was last raised. I think that a copy of
our letter with this note has already gone to the India
Office