EGYPTIAN UNREST.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 September 1910, Page 3

EGYPTIAN UNREST.

TWO BIUTISII OCCUPATION

A FANATIC'S OUTUURST.

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' BRUSSELS. September 23. At the Huyptinn Congress at Brussels Msihoniod Uoy Knrid, till ■President, denounced Sir Kdwant Grey, Foreign Secretary, and -\ Roosevelt, and demanded that Britain's., evacuation of Kgypt he guarantoed under the aegis of the Powers. Krishnavariwa. wires Ins sympathy and offered a thousand francs lor an ossay on the menus of emancipating Egv'pt from tilie roblinr rule of Kngland.

(Chronicle Note: Mr Krishnavarma is a well-known Indian bairn's tor, and his extreme views have led to his expulsion from various logal .societies in England). ANTI-HRTTISHRRS. THE MEN WHO MAKR THE MrSCHTHF. WILFRED SCAWFA' BLUNTS ADVICti. (Received This Drry, 10.20 a.m.) niU'SSELS. September 23. The Egyptian Congress gave a welcome to Mr Keir Hardie, M^. V. A letter was rend from Mr Wilfred Blunt advocating a boycott of British goods. Mir Dillon and Mr Kettle. M.'sP., also wrote supporting the Nationalist movement. Tho Congress hns adjourned. The police forbade them marching through tho streets in connection with the Belgian Independence fete.

(Qhroiiicio Note: Mr Wilfred S. Blunt ba sbcpn associated with practically every anti British movement during the Inst 40 years. He ha,s written books of a most virulent character denouncing British rule in Egypt. He has advocated rebellion in that country and spouted sedition from scores of English platforms.)