... bearing tin I-got! ions were not yet concluded. It was done bring about change (or the belter. yv *r. meeting reelected Mr W. Tudor Pole, sdd-e.« ~f relatives The relatives refuse.! tr thought, however, that th* premiae* could would ever, lower level with regard ...

... of Mr. Henry Snelling, J.P., and Mrs. Snelling, of Cray Lodge, Sidcup, with Mr. Wellesley Tudor-Pole, of Clifton, Bristol, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Tudor-Pole. The service was choral, Mr. A. E. Butterworth presiding at the organ, and the ceremony.was ...

... Smiting. J.P.. and lire, andling, of On* . Ledge, &dew, and %fr. WelWry Tudor-Polle, of Bri,tot, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Tudor-Pole The ser,icts yrs* faily and airemony performed by the rime. the Hes. E. Basil Spurnin. The brids, who away by her fathee ...

... J. BARRETT, of 2, Pembroke-gardens, Kensington, Lundoo, W. Aug. 17 at St. John's Church, Sidcup, by the Vicar, WELLESLEY TUDOR-POLE, of Clifton, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pole, to FLORENCE MARY, eldest daughter of HENRY SNELLING, J.P., and Mrs. ...

... daughter Samuel Bramwell. of Tadoiugtea Hah, Derbyshire. Tcnou-PoLE-rsEtuso.—On the inst., St. Jehu’s Church, Sidcup, Wellesley Tudor-Pole, of Clifton. Bristol son Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Tudor-Poie, Ploroace Mary* daughter of Henry Snelliag, J.P., and Mrs. Snelliig ...

... of lbai lekreinse Mary Hoelliog, older. dstadner of Mr. Henry J.P., and Mrs. Snoling, of Cray Lodge, Makeup, Wellesley Tudor-Pole, of eider eon of Mr. M. ToaurrPois. sr fully choral, the ovreenomy '\ AC iorfurrind by Vicar, the lin%. E. Baud Spoi4in ...

... Good Cooking —Most and Vegetarian. Close Spa, Bridge, and Downs. Glorious Outlook. Moat Comfortable. IlluAtraffd from W. TUDOR.POLE, PAYING ...