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... Mr. W. Tudor Pole, of the Clifton Guest House (Bristol), is to be congratulated on a new departure. He invites the co-operation of those who desire to extract intellectual pleasure from their holiday-making, and has accordingly arranged a a series of ...
... lith Auguit, at St. John's Church, Sidoup, by the Vicar, the IL Basil Spurgin, Wellesley Tudor-Pole, of Clifton, Bristol, elder son of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Tudor- Pole, to Ilorionoe Mary, eldest .laughter of Henry Snelling, 3.P., and Din See Wag, of Cray ...
... Wylam, and Mrs. Forster, Ryton. TUDOR-POLE—SNELLING.—On the 7th August. at St. John's Church, Sidcup, by the Vicar, the Rev E. Basil D'cl’?'il. Welles'ey “Morh:k. of Clifton, Bristol, e son ob Mr. and Mre. Thomas Tudor- Pole, to Florence Mary, em daughter ...
... . Information to be (warred to LEWIS and LEWIS. Donations. THEOSOPHICAL marry, CARDIFF Id/DOB. DITRESITRBET.CRAMBILL W. TUDOR POLE, of Bristol. Will L&CTURE on PERSIA AND HER PROBLEMS, FRIDAY. ,I at p.m. Admanlce Free POSTPONEMENT OF THE WA/ULM AND ...
... Guilds of Help. Mr. Tudor Pole contributes to *Brotherhood,” for August, an article on this subject, from which we extract the following as of deep, local interest:— “First Garden City, on a superficial view, would appear to have little use for a Guild ...
... Bunt will b« held the Tidorm Room* n«*i Monday. performer* being :—Fir?* violm, Mr Hubert Hunt; *«eond violin, Mi!«» K. Tudor Pole; v«olft. Mi** Glnd.tr* Home; vvolooceHft, Mr Rop. nttractir* jrogramme ha* been arranged* The decade* of the Philham r «ri ...
... under the management Hubert H mt b*lri ai. the Virtone Rooms Monday, thq performers being Fir«t riolm. H Hunt; second Miss K Tudor Pole; vu-la. Gladys Home; sjolonoelfcK Roger Bnv'knaU. An programme been arranged. A soprano in Bristol. Miss Edith Evans, has ...
... need dcaJ with her »üb>ecr. the were eotertamed b/ Mi*« Ttidor Foie, whose able upon t: .> violin wa« greatiy appreciated. Tudor Pole presided, and briefly inlroduord M,•> Nicholson with a refer her London work, and particulariv it# value proving that p ...
... displayed their ability asuartets by some of the great masters. These executants were Hubert Hunt 'first xiolini. Miss K Tudor Pole violin'. Miss Gladys Home ivkdei. and Roger Bucknall ivioloncello'. Compositions bv Brahms. Mendelssohn, and con'* ruled ...
... i) of which a fine rendering given by the following caecatants : First tiulin, Mr. Ilubert llunt ; second violin, Miss K. Tudor Pole ; viola, Miss Gladys Home ; Violoncello, Mr. Roger Buckman. Mendelssohn's Andante, Scherzo and Capriccio (Op. Si) w.ts the ...
... iousness ?—because doubtless a conflict THE POWER OF THOUGHT. did take place. The Earth was given to the human Mr. W. Tudor Pole. of Clifton, Bristol, lectured tillingand using well, for the expressions of beauty for d the n atural arts and sciences ...
... Tborntoo. and S. Carver Violin from Eugene Onegin (Tschxikomkvk Bristol names tba list ■nasben. folea were played by Mias Tudor Pole mad is*— ntiicx * - Simpaea and Mr K. T reel it upon the officials the from th© Glynn Quartette Part? and rwatation* i -r ...