The Chamber of Deputies to-day adjourned till a new Cabinet ig, formed, i The Premier, Nahas Pasha, wheth he read the rescript dismissing the Cabinet, received an ovation.
'Amid' an excited crowd of studs ents and others yelling "Coward: '"Traitors""—apparently referring tal the Ministers whose resignations: Jed to the crisis—Nahas Pasha motored to the Sandist Club, where, he-made a speech from the ver" andah appealing to the people not to create trouble and to leave their leaders to deal with the situation in a calm atmosphere. He: added: "I know there are enemied: of the Constitution, but with God's help we will triumph in the end."
'The newspaper' "Al Mokattam? comments that this is the first occasion since the British occupa tion that an Egyptian Ministry had een dismissed without Britatt, having a hand in the matte Mohammed Mahmoud Forms Opposition newspapers allege that the three persons mentioned above undertook the case on condition that if the interdiction were raised they would receive £E.117.
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