"١٥/٣ المجلد I XV - ١/ب الزائرون المشتبه بهم وغير المرغوب بهم سليمان الباروني النفوسي وأقاربه يناير ١٩٢٣ - يونيو ١٩٤٠." [و‎‎٦‎٨] (٤٢٠/١٤٦)

I ini’er thit the T taiian Government do not want him anywhere in
North Africa and the French authorities have already refused to
accede to his request for permission to go to xunis, addressed
to the French Consul-General at Bombay, is it seems, therefore,
unlikely that any destination will prove acceptable both to the
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Italians and to Baruni, His Majesty's Government can do no
more than promise to inform them if and when he leaves muscat of
his own accord. The circumstances have been explained
unofficially to the T taiian Embassy in a letter of which I
enclose a copy herewith.
I am, etc.,
(For the Secretary of State)
(Jd.) John Murray.
. Viingfield, Esc..
etc., etc.,
Home •
No. J L3G8/19L/66.
Foreign Office, S.S.l.
3uth Au ust, 19^-6.
ly dear Eosso.
In his letter of the L9th July Herbert told you that we
were trying to arrange with .ome ior the removil of Juieinun el
Baruni from ^aiscit to Aden and his transhipment there to an
Ital^n boat. later it appeired that ds Majesty's ship
designated for the purpose would not be avdlibie and we
instructed our embassy in .ome to intorm your government of the
fact, promising at the same time to suggest an alternative
arrangement •
■e have now received another telegram from ^uscat whicn
places the whole matter in m entirely new light, ^e were
ori iiully told that the ultan of Muscat was anxious to see
Baruni leave there as early as possible: the Political
Resident non/ states that the iultan would be unlikely to
consent to Baruni's removal on any terms not acceptable to the
latter who is greatly revered not only by die Ju.Uan buo by an
important section of his people. he Jult^n is the only
authority who cm turn the nun out of ^uscit and if he will not
move
Augusto dosso.