The leader of the local students was arrested to-day by the Egyptian Paris, Nov. 27.
Telegrams from London say that] the opinion expressed in certain French circles that the intervention of the League of Nations in the Anglo-Egyptian crisis is desirable not regarded in British official as representing the views French Government. The indeed, has informed Mr.
and the Cabinet that it desires to do nothing which might contrary to British interests.
Nov. 28. statement savours of fear on the fear that the people in no way feel." The nation, says the resolution, does not ask for an arrangement with regard to the waters of the Nile: it insists on the rights jof Egypt in the Sudan. The resolution also protests against the Government's consent to the withdrawal of Egyptian troops from the, Sudan and against the arrests of deputies. Tt expresses the opinion that in. allowing such action the Ministry accepted the British attack on the Constitution, and declares that the acts of a Government which has not faced Parliament and has not obtained Parliament's confidence, are null and void and impossible of ratification by the country—Reuter.
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