... HALL SQUARE. BRADFORD. TODAY (WEDNESDAY), at U Boon, HORATIO BOTTOMLEY «ill Speak. ...

... French, whose linos at this point run, roughly speaking, north and south, were bound to pass through the valley of the Sonohcz, and this passage is only possible if they hold the commanding height* Notre Dame do Lorette and Vimy. Last spring the French ...

... THE YORKSHIRE POST. SATURDAY. JANUARY S3. 1915. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF WAR- CALCULATIONS BY THK EDITOR THE ECONOMIST.’’ Speaking last night, the local branch the Institute of Mr. F. W. Hiraf, Editor ** The Economis-t,” «lralt with tho coat of the war ...

... and generally speaking recent good tendency has been well maintained. Tho Capo was reported buyer of several shares, notably Rond Mines, which advanced to S. Among Diamond Shares Premiers rose to 53, and Roberts Victor improved 11-16. There was very little ...

... mudi,” 'was the reply. jou A smart-looking young fellow, speaking in pol ice t English, said, 1 wish you had Grey among you Groy? replied the fisherman. ** you mean Sir Edward Grey? ’* Yes, 1 do,** said the odicer, and the way said it lelt room to ...

... LORD DERBY OX XATIOXAI UMTy AND SERVICE. The Earl Derby, .speaking on * Mancheitf-r Constitutional Club, r..o!*u., •upport the Govcrnnient the introduction of' - measure nocesfary to bring about an aud ful conclusion the war, . aid that in rwf . politics ...

... 1-16 lower D7J. Screr«l Colonial Slocks im- Ployed, generally speaking, to the extent of a few shillings. Brokers reported absence of any activity in the market for Homo Railway Ordinary Stocks, and the tendency was again somewhat heavy. Ihe atocka the ...

... PEACE. THE HUNGARIAN ATTITI Dl. TOWARDS ENGLAND. (Rjcuiws Tin'ir.ui.) Vfiiicf, .''lUnvlir, thi* aims Count Julius Andrassy, speaking at, Ilu'li I’, . rocontlv, that Anotria-Hiniiiarv i.,. , , t urging a var ol ronf[nC''t. but ligin.t her oxistcuce. nation ...

... LORD HALDANE SPEAKS. PATRIOTIC HARANGUE FROM THE WOOLSACK. (From Parliamentary Correspondent.) Wcstminfeter, Friday Night. When tho Upper House met to-day, and ii intimated that Lord Kitchener could not attend owing to pressure of official duties, it ...

... First a.tn. 1 Nt-SDAY. - tfiveu. Biai Bnyi.it.- Speak'-ra: SAIILEK. I.iniJTLLV Hin\K. I.ORf) AIR and LADY ...

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... WHAT THE WAR COSTS. THE GRIP GERMANY. MR. ASQUITH’S PLAIN-SPEAKING (F*oii our Parliamentary Coeri.sponuent.) Wesfcminfcter, Monday Ni^ht. fall House, the Prime Minister made hij new statement about tho war—a statement comprehensive that it included everything ...