71

Mr. Layard

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:

with M. Tricoupi

45

28,

French Minister has counselled Greek Government to adopt pacific course

45

26,

Excesses of Albanian irregulars in Christian villages near frontiers of Greece

45

267

10 227

29,

Proclamation of martial law by Porte. Foreign subjects not excepted. Protest of Greek Govern

Settling of Circassian families in Macedonia. Ser-
ver Pasha's declaration respecting
Conversation of Mr. Sandison with Grand Vizier.
Importance of Turkey maintaining peace with
Greece. If Greek bands continue to cross
frontier, impossible for Turkey to maintain peace.
Number of irregular troops in Thessaly. Sale of
arms to Mahommedans of Salonica
Nomarch and Eparch of Acarnania removed.
Withdrawal of some Greek troops from frontier.
Relations between Turkey and Greece. Approves
conversation with M. Tricoupi in No. 57
Relations between Greece and Turkey. Her
Majesty's Government still advise neutrality on
part of Greece

18,

57

58

Complaint of Turkish outrages at Rhodes and

Larissa..

58

Protest of Greek Government against martial law
being applied to foreign subjects of Turkey.
Her Majesty's Government consider it a question
in which all the Powers are concerned..
Satisfaction of Her Majesty's Government at
removal of Nomarch and Eparch of Arcarnania,
and withdrawal of some Greek troops from
frontiers..
Protest of Greek Government against application
of martial law to foreign subjects in Turkey.
Transmits correspondence

58

59

59

8,

Greek complaints against Turkey. Alleged attack
on Greek Consulate at Larissa. No such attack
took place

8,

Conversation of Mr. Sandison with Grand Vizier
and Server Pasha respecting relations between
Greece and Porte..

13,

12,

23,

3,

Conversation with Server Pasha on subject of pro-
posed transfer of Greek Consul to Canea
Relations between Turkey and Greece. Approves
language held to M. Kalergi in No. 69
Relations between Turkey and Greece. Approves
language held to M. Coundourioti respecting

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61

61

SUBJECT.

Approves advice tendered to Grand Vizier, as to importance of maintaining good understanding with Greece

Conciliatory note addressed by Porte to Photiades
Bey. It is hoped that difficulties between Turkey
and Greece may be settled unofficially..
Proposed transfer of Creek Consul at Canea. Ap-
proves advice given to Server Pasha in No. 84
Improved relations between Turkey and Greece ..
Her Majesty's Government learn with satisfaction.
that questions pending between Greece and Turkey
will probably be settled unofficially
Memorandum respecting actual state of provinces
next the Hellenic frontier
Conversation with Server Pasha, urging conciliatory
policy as regards Greece
Extracts from the "Hora and "Messager
d'Athènes," reporting acts of violence committed
by Bashi-Bazouks in Thessaly and Epirus
M. Tricoupi hopes that questions at issue between
Turkey and Greece may be settled amicably.
Server Pasha said to be making reservation on
some points

71

Note addressed to Greek Government, explaining the motives of the communications of Her Majesty's Government to them as to their policy with regard to Turkey

Approves advice given to Server Pasha urging con-
ciliatory policy. See No. 93
Approves note to Greek Government explaining
motives of the communications of Her Majesty's
Government to them as to their policy with
regard to Turkey. See No. 96

Martial law applicable to foreign subjects in Turkey.
No complaints received from British subjects.
Greek Government seems to have exaggerated
consequences of this law

..

Has informed M. Tricoupi of the conciliatory
language held to Mr. Layard by Server Pasha
with regard to Greece
Excesses of Bashi-Bazouks in Thessaly
Nomarch and Eparch of Acarnania. Has informed
Greek Government of satisfaction of Her Ma-
jesty's Government at their removal. See No. 79
When Plevna falls, Greece will probably take up
arms, in order to obtain a hearing at the Con-
ference ..
Server Pasha's conciliatory language. Approves
his having communicated to M. Tricoupi, as re-
ported in No. 100..

Attitude of Greece.

Approves his language to

M. Tricoupi. See No. 109..

Greek armaments. Arrival of rifles

Attitude of Greece is more warlike, owing to
Russian successes..

Albanian Gueghas in Thessaly. Server Pasha
regrets mischief they have caused, and will have
them withdrawn

Greece determined to attack Turkey on first oppor-
tunity ..
Conversation with M. Tricoupi. Further respecting
above

Questions between Turkey and Greece.

Has in

82

formed M. Tricoupi of Mr. Layard's representations to the Porte..

Greek reserves will not yet be allowed to return to their homes

83

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36

10,

Admission of Greece to a Conference. M. Tricoupi wishes to bring under consideration unofficially..

83

Admission of Greece to a Conference. Italian
Government also sounded

84