... 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 ...

... escaped and for months that nor the would ever of at last traced however to America but it found that the Treaty with the United States did extend to offences of character that although became extradition committed robbery term robbery had construed by ...

... tion of wise reforms in the military organization of Egypt, without udicing by their intervention the prudent development of civil, administrative, and judicial institu- tions, in such a way as is consistent with the Imperial firmans. In applying, then, ...