... buoyed. The conviction is growing also that in the course of the negotiations England is holding a real preponderance in the resettlement of this Egyptian difficulty, and it is thought that a very interesting and important question for the English people to ...

... dlv, and etbnogranhically, was sure to receive considerable allotment of the partition when took place. It was to make resettlement o' Europe without lartrely satisfying the claims of Greece. Well, if that were tbe case, if that were the inevitable result ...

... decide between the rival heirs there can be little doubt. It aeserted the one side that the entail was out, and that in a resettlement of his property, made with his predecessor in title, the late Earl took measures to defeat any claims by the son of the ...