Amsterdam, Nov. 19.
Replying to 2 question on the policy of the British Government! in Egypt Sir Austen Chamberlain, said this was unchanged. He had noticed with pleasure a reference to Anglo-Egyptian relations in the speech from the Throne at the opening of the Egyptian Parliament last week, in which it was declared that support of the British Government was assured for the policy of friendship and ce-operation for the common interest of the two count-vies.—Bri Wireless through' Reuter.
The Colonial Minister, M. Kon-Ingsberger, interviewed to-day with reference to the insurrection in
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