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FO 371/114753

Kuwait Port health regulations, 1955

This file contains correspondence relating to Kuwait Port Health Regulations, which are based off of the Bahrain Port Health Regulations. It includes draft copies of the Regulations.
FO 371/156927

Kuwait Health care, 1961

This file contains correspondence relating to health care laws in Kuwait.
FO 371/156754

Regulations on sale of pharmaceuticals, 1961

This file contains correspondence relating to the Bahrain Pharmacists Ordinance and the Bahrain Pharmaceutical Goods (Price Control) Ordinance, both of 1961. It includes draft copies of the Ordinances and the appointment of a British Medical Specialist for the Government of Bahrain.
FCO 8/743

Queen's regulations, 1967-1968

This file is about legal affairs and Queen's Regulations in Qatar, from May 1967 to October 1968. It contains correspondence relating to: Qatar Pharmacists Regulation, 1964 [the subject of Queen's Regulation No. 3 of 1964]; the Qatar Law Regulating the Entry and Residence of Foreigners in Qatar, 1963 and the Law amending it [Queen's Regulation No. 3 of 1963 and Regulation No. 4 of 1964 respectively], paralleled by Regulation No. 1 of 1965, published in the Persian Gulf Gazette 46, 1965; the Ruler of Qatar Sheikh Ahmad Bin Ali Al Thani's amendment of the Law [Regulation No.
FCO 8/727

UNICEF assistance with basic agreement, 1967

This file concerns Qatar's dealings with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).
FCO 8/122

Trucial States: Dangerous Drugs Regulation, 1968

This file contains the following regulations: Trucial States Dangerous Drugs (Amendment) Regulation, 1968, and related correspondence Memorandum by W V J Evans which recommends that the Foreign Secretary allow this regulation, which brings under control the procurement, possession, supply, import or export of poppy shells or poppy straw Trucial States Dangerous Drugs Regulation, 1955 Memorandum by Evans which recommends that the Foreign Secretary allow the Bahrain, Qatar and Trucial States Contract Law (Amendment) regulations, 1968

FCO 8/116

Bahrain: Municipal Rules and Byelaws No 8 Immigration and Residence of Aliens Traffic No 10 Control of Dangerous Drugs, 1967-1968

This file contains the following regulations, along with related correspondence: Bahrain Transfer of Jurisdiction (Control of Dangerous Drugs) Regulation, 1967 Bahrain Transfer of Jurisdiction (Traffic) Regulation, 1967 Bahrain Transfer of Jurisdiction (Immigration and Residence of Aliens) Regulation, 1967 Bahrain Transfer of Jurisdiction (Municipal Rules and Bye-Laws) Regulation, 1967 Memorandum by Francis Vallat which recommends that the Foreign Secretary allow this regulation This file also contains the following signed concurrences: In the Trial of Criminal Cases u
FCO 8/111

Bahrain: Bahrain Currency No 14, Bahrain Currency Specifications No 15 Qatar: Dangerous Drugs, 1967

This file contains the following regulations, along with related correspondence: Qatar Dangerous Drugs (Amendment) Regulation, 1967 Bahrain Currency (Specifications) Regulation, 1967 Bahrain Currency (Amendment) Regulation, 1967 Memorandum by Francis Vallat which recommends that the Foreign Secretary allow these regulations

FCO 8/21

UN membership, 1968

This file relates to the possible UN membership of Bahrain.
FO 1016/550

Internal political situation: Bahrain, 1957

This file relates to the internal political situation in Bahrain. It contains correspondence concerning: The transfer of the detainees arrested from the Council of National Union, Abdul Rahman Al Bakir, Abdul Aziz Al Shemlan and Abdulla Al Aliwat to St Helena.
FO 1016/441

Bahrain movement for representational government, 1955

This file relates to the political movement in Bahrain for representative Government.
FO 1016/388

Bahrain: political situation, 1955

This file relates to demands for reform in Bahrain by the Higher Executive Committee (HEC) and the reaction of the Ruler of Bahrain Sheikh Salman Bin Hamad Al Khalifa.