Correspondence with H.H. Johnson, professor, relating to an article by Johnson on the attendance of students at the funeral of Mustapha Kamel Pasha, journalist and Egyptian nationalist, and a request for a copy of the issue of the Manchester Guardian in which it is published, which is granted. Also included is a request that an article on Lord Cromer [Evelyn Baring], diplomatist and proconsul, by Zoheir [uknown?], and an internal memorandum discussing Johnson as a potential source of information on the nationalist movement [in Egypt]. There is a letter from Johnson relating to the prosecution of The Lewa and its director under a revived press prosecution regulation in Egypt, with discussion of the situation at the British consulate in Egypt.
GDN/A/J14/2 is an article by Johnson entitled Egyptian Students and Mustapha Kamel Pasha in the Manchester Guardian, [1908].
GDN/A/J14/5 is a letter to the editor by Johnson entitled 'The Revived Press Law in Egypt' in the Manchester Guardian, 1909.