'Administration Reports 1925-1930' [‎157r] (318/418)

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Shaikh Ibrahim bin Khalid was convicted of instigating the attempt o
Shaikh Hamad's life three years ago, but Shaikh Hamad curiously too
action on the Court's decision and the would-be assasm shortly afterwards wei }
to live with him at Sakihir, _ ... .
Shaikh Hamad bin Abdullah al Ghattam was convicted of instigating an
beino present at the attack on Farsia in which two of his tenants were murdered.
He was made to pay Es. 7,500, blood money.
Shaikh Hamad bin Subah was convicted of having instigated the
attack on his tenants in the village of Tnbli, and was sentenced ^ ^ ^
monies, or 1,600 dollars- He was also deprived of his post ot President ot
Commercial Court.
trials cannot fail to have an excellent effect as they constitute the toot
occasion on which any of the Al-Khalifah have had
+ViDm The Bahrain Court, as the instrument of justice has had its presiigc
meTsuraWy entnZ Shaikh Abdnllah bin Isa wa S most nsefnl during the trials
and the results were largely due to his efforts. ww
Oil Concession- —The concession is still under consideration, an n
operations were conducted this year. .
pressvmT onVe^frt oTlte VoliS ITenSa^zarT^ wetotas
relatives welf to create a dangerous march rather than check him.
On the 29th September, certain Shaikhs arrived from
Tlwy'wuldhave'seen Zlfar plant"nd bo^ht'it more cheaply in India, but had
to see their brother Arabs using them to be convinced ^
Mtinicipalities.—The two Mumcipahties Tlie Muharraq
Muharraq because of aud M ^ ^ T)a , ss in^ a resolution pulling down 12 of
jsnsssfc. sssf asss®. m «* - ~
thrashed for it by his father. . . w „ q formallv
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fish market, a great improvement on q ? j ias given it to his spoilted
market is worth 3001- a month, and Shaikh tiamad nas giv
son Daij, aged 14. rious fo e broke out near the Agency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, headed by an agent. . The
On the night of the / i8th Alay a sei a Distance of the Agency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, headed by an agent.
Political Agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. proceeded to J he sc ® n %^ d somP diffiou lty ? ot it under, but not
guard formed a line o. bu °- ve .- s '"flrefiffhting appliances except bells
& , !r?ass;
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a Bovs school in Hedd and a new . 1 ^ s . l , , en tirely disproportionate cost of
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