File 951/1912 Pt 1 'Bahrein Order in Council' [‎5v] (19/424)

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your letter of the same date, that the (Indian) Pilgrim Ships Act (14 of 1805)
should be included m the Schedule of the Bahrein Order, I am to inform you
that, m fell- it,. 0rev s opinion, the better course would be to apply this Act by
a Kmg s Regulation. J
1 am, &c..
The Under Secretary of State
for India.
Lcuis Mallet.
ENCLOSURE No. 4
P. 438.
Sir,
- India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. to Foreign Office.
India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. ,
w .o , , 18th February 1913.
With reference to your letter of the 3rd February 1913 No f 424 as to
the proposed Order m Council for Bahrein, I am directed to inform you that
tiie Maiquess of Crewe concurs in the proposal of the Secretary of State for
oreign Affairs to allow the Order to come into force as it stands, and to deal
it necessary, m a separate Order, with the question of slave trade jurisdiction.
" Dated 18th February 1913. Eopy of a telegram^' sent to the Viceroy
^ • r + . , on tlle subject is enclosed herewith for
nfoi ination. It will be seen that His Lordship is consulting the Govern-
letter. 0 ' ° U 6 P ° mtS raiseJ in tlie 4th, 5th, and 6th paragraphs of your
for 'whfolf Sir F 6 ib dian) Pi ?f rim Ships Act, I am to observe that the reasons
m which Sir L. Grey considers it preferable to apply this act by King’s
Regulation are not stated m your letter. Lord Crewe is advised that, from the
Indian point of view, its application by Order in Council A regulation issued by the sovereign of the United Kingdom on the advice of the Privy Council. would be the more
iom™w C0 4TV3 i W0 T U T iLf unle , ss , there are strou g reasons to the
( h .’ * Act U1 I pestion should be included in the schedule of the new
Older, as recommended m the Viceroy’s telegram of the 23rd January last.f
t Copy communicated to Foreign Office Pls Lordship is advised that such modifi-
23rd January 1913. ” ’ cations as may be required to adopt the
the Older m Council, and that no delay need therefore be incurred in
bringing the Order into operation.
The Under Secretary of State,
Foreign Office.
I am, Ac.,
T. W.
Holderness.
ENCLOSURE No. 5 -—Foreign Office to India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. .
No. £066. (Immediate.) ^ _
Sir foreign Office.
Ed 'y ard Grey totlmo’wfed^'the
m
receipt of your letter of the 18th ultimo, ’ reiXe tUthf BlhrefoOreL
ouncil, and to transmit to you herewith printed copies of that paper*’in tin
* Not printed. form m which it is proposed to put it into
T n . operation.
thecombUf°t3\h l 3L3‘ffUefouU^'aTtUT amende<l by the omission ol
raised by the GovernmeV of LTT tht r ,eSm‘Jelh 7? 7 ^77
a new sub-article (7) has been inserted at the end 3 the same articfe 8 *' 7
he words suggested in the Marquess of Crewe’s (lespahh \fo 4 Se
ttSst-teRKSr’ l,! ss:!
t. jb&rafhBSSifc wffi d’Koo?" 1 ” 1 fcl ; “f;™," 1 - ■"“irf"
the same telegram. 0t the Gove rnment of India expressed in
appeared^'throug^an ^roiy^ir/the draft oLth^OrdCT^ mid'" JJ C^m ” '4'°^
inserted after Sir E. Grey’s name in its last paragraph’. ’ JlaS bee “