concur in the arrangements which might be requisite for con vening such a Conference. H. E. The Marquis of Normanby. I am, &c., PALMERSTON. PROTOCOLS of Conferences between Great Britain, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Hanover, Hanse Towns, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Netherlands, Prussia, Russia, Spain, and Sweden and Norway, relative to the Redemption of the Sound Dues. (Nos. 1 to 5.) Copenhagen, February, March, 1857. [See [See "State Papers," vol. xlix, 902.1 PROTOCOL of Conference between Great Britain, Austria, Belgium, France, Hanover, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Oldenburg, Netherlands, Prussia, Russia, Sweden and Norway, Hanse Towns, and Denmark, relative to the Redemption of the Sound Dues. Copenhagen, 14th March, 1857. [See "State Papers," vol. xlvii, p. 35.] PROTOCOLS of Conferences between the Plenipotentiaries of Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, relative to the Armed Intervention of European Powers for the Restoration of Tranquillity in Syria. Nos. 1-4. Paris, 3rd August, 1860, to 15th March, 1861. [See "State Papers," vol. li, p. 278.] PROTOCOLS of Meetings (Nos. 1-29) held between the Commissioners of Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, and Turkey, relative to disturbances in Syria. Beyrout, 5th October, 1860, to 4th May, 1861. [See "State Papers," vol. p. li, 293.] JOINT NOTE between Great Britain, France and Russia, engaging that no Member of either of the Imperial or Royal Families of the Three States shall accept or wear the Crown of Greece. (Extract.) (Translation as laid before Parliament.*) Athens, 15th December, 1862. FRANCE, Great Britain, and Russia, declare themselves bound by the Engagement that no Member of the Imperial and Royal Families reigning in the Three States, can either accept, or wear the Crown of Greece. FIRMAN addressed by the Sultan to the Viceroy of Egypt, modifying the Order of Succession, and granting certain Privileges. 27th May, 1866. [See "State Papers,” vol. lvi, p. 1167.] [See page 1012.] DECLARATION made by the Russian and Turkish Plenipotentiaries at the Conferences held at Paris in 1866 relative to the affairs of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia, as to the Inviolability of Treaties. (Extract, Protocol No. 10.) 4th June, 1866. “The Treaties [relating to the Principalities] formed a whole which could not be violated more in one point than in another." [See "State Papers," vol. Ivii, p. 594.] FIRMAN addressed by the Sultan to the Viceroy of Egypt, settling the Mode of Appointing a Regency in the event of His Highness dying before his Son should attain the age of 18 years. 15th June, 1866. [See "State Papers," vol. lix, p. 580.] [See page 1012.] *For French version, see "State Papers," vol. lviii, p. 1107. FIRMAN addressed by the Sultan to the Khedive of Egypt, confirming the privilege of Hereditary Succession, and the right to conclude Commercial and other Treaties, having no political signification. 8th June, 1867. [See "State Papers," vol. lix, p. 582.] [See page 1012.] FIRMAN addressed by the Sultan to the Khedive of Egypt, relative to the levying of Taxes in Egypt in the name of the Sultan, and to Contracts for Foreign Loans being submitted to the Sultan for Approval. 29th November, 1869. [See "State Papers," vol. lix, p. 583.] [See page 1012.] FIRMAN addressed by the Sultan to the Khedive of Egypt, relative to the Order of Succession; Regency; Internal and Financial Administration; the conclusion of Non-Political Treaties; the Contract of Loans; the Lery of Troops; Coinage; the right to build Vessels of War, except Ironclads; Naval and Military Flags; and the Payment of Tribute. 8th June, 1873. [See "State Papers," vol. lxiii.] [See page 1012.] |