EGYPT'S NEW STATUS.
STATEMENT BY PRIME MINISTER LONDON, October 27. In the House of Commons Mr Lloyd jGreqrge Baid it was untrue that Britain had practically -agreed to' all Egypt's, requests. No change would be made m the relations of Britain and Egypt without Parliamentary discussion. The five Labour members of the House of Commons who visited Egypt, report m favour of recognition of the complete independence of ' Egypt , and formation of a Treaty of Alliance between Egypt and Great Britain, which , must be approved by a popularly-elect-ed Egyptian Assembly, Britain should advise the Egyptian Government that the election should be held immediately, and negotiations, resumed with a new delegation after the election.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLII, Issue 9372, 29 October 1921, Page 5
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