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... wry,. - - W. TUDOR POLE. G. HOLLAND & SON Chairman. Chalice Will True. IL tiara WAD. $llllll Glastonbury. Funeral Directors My thanks COMM or Tel. Sir.—May I through the medium of your paper express my thanks to the pruknian tin green car) who MI kindly ...
... MISS K. TUDOR POLE. AdmiHioo, la. TJURROUGHES and WATTS present (under the auapicea of the 8.0.C.X FEBRUARY l«t 6th. At the GRAND HOTEL. BROAD STREET. BRISTOL, H. W. STEVENSON 'scratch) and U. INMAN (rec. 2.200). 13.000 up. The 14th heat of their Oompetition ...
... 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 ...
... OP BIG BIN. the Westminster Clock & the Big Ben Minute. 3d. post free from Major W. Tudor Pole. Big Council, 1. Bell Moor. London, N.W.9. VICE WORK; managed to buy some Spanish Shawl cigarettes; Perfumed and Golden Tipped. 12 for 1/2. 34 for 3/4. If ...
... Wellesley Tudor Pole, of Bristol, and two other ladies, as the result of a suggestion by Ilr. Tudor Pole that they should go and search in a place which be bad seen either in his mind's eye or in what seems to have been a waking dream. Mr. Tudor Pole has ...
... tea and public gathering, a goodly number being present. After tea, in the unavoidable absence of the President (Mr. W. Tudor Pole) through indisposition, Mr. H. Young presided. Mr. S. W. Smith reported upon the work during the year in Bristol, many well ...
... Wellesley Tudor Pole, of Bristol, and two other ladies, as the resqlt of s suggestion by Mr. Tudor Pole that they should go and search in a place which he had seen either in his mind's eye or in *hat seems to have been a waking dream. Mr. Tudor Pole has ...
... tea and public gathering, a goodly number being present. After tea, in the unavoidable absence of the President (Mr. W. Tudor Pole) through indisposition, Mr. H. Young presided. Mr. S. W. Smith reported upon the work during the year in Bristol, many well ...
... there was a Celtic seer. are Irish clairvoyante. This lady, on seeing Mr. Tudor Pole, said : You are connected with a very holy relic. At that moment Mr. Tudor Pole was holding the vessel, wrapped in a silk handkerchief, in his hand. The room was ...
... Wellesley Tudor Pole, of Bristol, and two other ladies, as the result of a suggestion by Mr Tudor Pole that they should and search in place which had seen either in his mind's eye or in what seems to have been a ” waking dream.” Mr Tudor Pole has submitted ...
... Well Spring at Glastonbury is radio active. This was revealed by Mr. Wellesley Tudor Pole. Chairman of the Chalice Well Trust, in a communicalion to members. Mr. Tudor Pole said an enquiry had been made into the health-giving and healing effects of the ...
... Wellesley Tudor Pole, of Bristol, and two other ladles, as the result of a suggestion by Mr. Tudor Pole that they should go and search In a place which he had seen either In his mind's eye or in what seems to have been waking dream. Mr. Tudor Pole has submitted ...