The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
KING is NOT PREJUDICED
AGAINST UNITED STATES

, the same time strengthening her army
of occupation, with u view to main
tanning better order. was followed at
once by big rise in Egyptian funds
in every capital of the Old World.
even at Alexandria and in Cairo, the
rise embracing not merely the Egyptian
government bonds, but stocks in All
industrial enterprises. This is perhaps
the best illustration OF European sem
timent with regard to England's occu-
patton of Egypt: 1t means that the
i IN, credit OF Egypt, and of every
dependent upon the maintenance ot
British control of the Land OF the
Nile
Even the well TODD Egyptiana
have been comforted by Sir Edward
Grey's pronouncement. since 1t en-
hances the value of their possessions
and the security thereof, frst and fore-
most among them being the Khediye
himself, who; though very rich man.
mously were the English to withdraw,
and were he left face to face with the
Nationalist. But he and most OF the
other affluent natives affected sympathy
with the. Nationalists as long as they
feared the retirement OF the British
from Egypt Now that they have as
surances that the English VIII re-
ma,n and that an they can rely upon
movement. which Is strongly imbued
with socialism. they arc DESERVING tho
Nationalist camp and reverting to
their former allegiance TO the British
protectorate.
Lord shu.tiewor,h. who arrived in
this country yesterday TO visit HIS
daughter, the Hon. Mrs. Bernard James,
wife of the military attache OF tho
at Dublin. N. H.. received his peerage
at the time of King Edwards corona-
ton, and is descended. through his
mother, from Sir Richard Shuttle-
reign OF Queen Elizabeth II was this
Sir Richard who built Gawthorpe Hall,
near Burnley. in Lancashire. which Is
to-day the principal country seat OF
tate. which is very extensive. having.
however, been in the Shuttleworth
family without interruption for over
600 years. For the shuttleworths are
fiourished there in the reign OF Richard
H.. and during the Civil War they
sided with the Parliament asains,
Charles l. Robert shuttleworth. on
all his property to. his daughter and
only child, Janet Shuttleworth, mar
ried TO Sir John James Kay. dis
tinsuished savant, who, IN accordance
will. assumed the name and the arms
OF Shuttleworth. in addition to his
own.
The present Lord shuttleworth is
their son. He may be said to have
Inherited his fathers scientific tastes;
for before he was thirty years old no
published principles OF Modern Chem
istry." which is still a standard work.
He spent over thirty years in the
House OF Commons. as supporter OF
Gladstone. and has been Secretary TO
the Admiralty. Under Secretary OF
State for India, Chancellor of the Duchy
OF Lancaster, and chairman of COM
mittees in the House of Commons. He
is at the present time lord lieutenant
of the County OF Lancaster, and is very
imperturbable. in temper. speech and
countenance or his appearance II has
been said that it is of a nature TO in.
spire confidence and to suggest tips of
not less than a sovereign, and although
his method OF delivery In public speak
ing suggests funeral grafton. his ut
terances are always worthy OF atten-
ton. Lord Shuttleworth is married
to daughter of the late Sir Woodbine
Parish. and has three other daughters
besides Mrs. James. and two sons, the
eldest Of whom. the Hon. Lawrence Kay
Shuttleworth. is heir to the peerage.
the baronetcy and the estates.
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