تسوية الحدود الفارسية-البلوشستانية [ظ‎‎٥‎٨‎٣] (٤٠/٤)

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Xo. 9.—From Her Britannic Ma
jesty’s Minister at Teheran to the
Earl of Granville, K.G.
l^th August 1871, No. 119.
Xo. 10.—From Her Britannic Ma
jesty’s Minister at Teheran to the
Earl of Granville, K.G.
ZYst Atigust 1871, No. 120.
Xo. 11.—From Her Britannic Ma
jesty’s Minister at Teheran to the
Earl of Granville, K.G.
22>rd August 1871, No. 121.
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Reports the purport of a conversation
with the Xasr-el-Moolk on the subject of
the Perso-Khelat Frontier,
Forwards copy of letter from General
Goldsmid, respecting his audience of the h
Shah on the Perso-Khelat boundary
question.
Reports the details of a conversation
with the Minister for Foreign Affairs
respecting the Perso-Khelat Frontier
question.
Xo. 12.—-From Her Britannic Ma- Forwards copy of correspondence
jesty’s Minister at Teheran to the reporting the Shah’s acceptance of Gene-
Earl of Granville, K.G. ral Goldsmid’s line of the Perso-Khelat
boundary, and His Majesty’s request
28^ August 18/1, JSo. 12/. that the small district of Kohuk maybe
considered as Persian territory; as also
copy of General Goldsmid’s despatch on
the question of the Seistan arbitration.
Xo. 13.—From Her Britannic Ma
jesty’s Minister at Teheran to the
Earl of Granville, K.G.
oili September 1871, Mo. 131.
Xo. 11.—From Her Britannic Ma
jesty’s Minister at Teheran to the
Earl of Granville, K.G.
5*7/ September 1871, No. 133.
Is o. 15.—From Her Britannic Ma
jesty’s Minister at Teheran, to the
Earl of Granville, K.G.
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Qth September 1871, No. 134.
No. 16—From Major-General F. J.
Goldsmid, C.B., on special duty.
6/7/ October 1871, No. 188.
With reference to his telegrams, of
24th and 27th August 1871, forwards
correspondence, and reports the success
ful termination of the negociations res
pecting the Perso-Khelat Frontier line.
Forwards copy of letter from General
Goldsmid to the Foreign Secretary,
India, on the conclusion of the Perso-
Khelat boundary question.
Forwards translation of a letter from
Minister for Foreign Affairs, stating
that the Minister in London had been
charged to bring under consideration of
Her Majesty’s Government the desire of
Persia to obtain possession of certain
places in the Khelat territory.
Reports his departure from Teheran
and arrival at London, and forwards
copy of his instructions to Captain St.
John.
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