Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 27
... decided to maintain the credits necessary for the expenditure in the Sudan in the Egyptian Budget , in order to mark the persistence of Egyptian rights in the Sudan , and to prepare for a return to the status quo . In voting these ...
... decided to maintain the credits necessary for the expenditure in the Sudan in the Egyptian Budget , in order to mark the persistence of Egyptian rights in the Sudan , and to prepare for a return to the status quo . In voting these ...
Page 45
... decided upon , and refrained from expressing any opinion on the points raised by Sarwat Pasha , merely taking careful note of them for reference to His Majesty's Government . The issues thus raised by Sarwat Pasha included article 2 ...
... decided upon , and refrained from expressing any opinion on the points raised by Sarwat Pasha , merely taking careful note of them for reference to His Majesty's Government . The issues thus raised by Sarwat Pasha included article 2 ...
Page 51
... decided to communicate the text of the treaty to his colleagues with a view to securing their approval of its early signature and publication . I am , & c . AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN My Lord , No. 9 . Sir Austen Chamberlain to Lord Lloyd ...
... decided to communicate the text of the treaty to his colleagues with a view to securing their approval of its early signature and publication . I am , & c . AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN My Lord , No. 9 . Sir Austen Chamberlain to Lord Lloyd ...
Page 53
... decided to lay the treaty before Mustafa Pasha Nahas , the president of the Wafd , and his Cabinet that day . His Excellency then left for Upper Egypt . It subsequently transpired , however , that Sarwat Pasha had not , in fact ...
... decided to lay the treaty before Mustafa Pasha Nahas , the president of the Wafd , and his Cabinet that day . His Excellency then left for Upper Egypt . It subsequently transpired , however , that Sarwat Pasha had not , in fact ...
Page 58
... decided upon become operative until the entering into force of the treaty itself , that is , upon its ratification . Such negotiations do not , therefore , afford any ground for delaying the treaty's signature , the text of which your ...
... decided upon become operative until the entering into force of the treaty itself , that is , upon its ratification . Such negotiations do not , therefore , afford any ground for delaying the treaty's signature , the text of which your ...
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