... minutes was beard. The discussion which followed brought out many very important points. The following took part Misses Tudor Pole, Miss Thomas and Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Kidd and the Revs. H. Cubbon and G. W. Thompson, and Messrs. Thorton, Howard, Palmer ...

... but if through the Summer School there were one grumbler less and one optimist more it had not been held in vain. Miss M. Tudor-Pole gave a second violin solo and in response to a cordial encore repeated it. So, with a brief benediction, the Summer School ...

... Wallace presiding over a large attendance. After the singing of a hymn Miss M. Tudor Pole gave a violin solo (“ Cavatina,”) and the meeting was thrown open. Miss K. Tudor Pole said the meetings had revealed a singular unanimity of aim—they were bound together ...

... Polio, Court. Henry Smith, a tramp was brought up before Mr. T. Irene, hanged with sleep. nog out os thy Salt Works.—P.C. Tudor &poled that at that monied he found primmer is fire holes on the Bslt Works. Ile was under the itfitteree drink and was locked ...

... the prophets of the world; ...

... assietants. After tea an enjoyable musical programme was given Mass K. Pole and other friends, under the -preside n Mr W. Tudor Pole, this being followed a lecture Mr J. I. Pengelly. of the Exeter Vegetarian Society, whose subject was “la- VeAatanantswi ...

... Bodenburst, Preston Montford; Mr. 8. W. Wood- cock, six £19 Major LLoyd. four up to 418; Mr. P Everall, Ryton, Mr. J. Tudor, Pole n mere; Mr W. Parry, Hinton; Mr Parry, Bulthy: vd Mr FP. Bromley, Atcham. Mr. T. Evans, &o The first prise of £3 for the ...