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... *Copyright In the United States of America. BATH THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. An interesting on Bohemian Tarot, we. given by Mr. W. Tudor Pole, of the Bristol Lodge, at the Rooms. 2. Argyle street, on Mends, evening. The lecturer gave ti brief history of the origin ...
... grain business of Chamberlain, Pble, and Co., of Bristol, and it will in future be carried on under the direction of Mr. W. Tudor Pole, the eon of the principal: Mr, R. F. Gibbons. who ha* been connected with the firm for the last 25 gems; and Mr. E. Mai ...
... grain butane. of tliamberlain, Pole. and Co., of Briistol, and it will future be carried on under the direction of Mr. W. Tudor Pole, the ton of the principal; Mr. It. V. Uibbooa. who boa been ecainected with the firm fur the Let years; and Mr. E. the ...
... BATH THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. INTERESTING LECTURE. W. Tudor Pole, of Bristol, lccturcd to the Bath Lodge the Society Monday at 2, Argyll Street, on Colour and Number Symbolism. explained he was not coin* to deal with the scientificeuis the auestiaii, as ...
... THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Mr. W. Tudor Pole, from Bristol, lectured to the Bah Lodge of the Theosophical Society, on Monday, subj ect being - Colour al 11l Number Symbolism.' ..e said the questiou was such a large one, and knibraced IK) insny sides, it vias ...
... are said to have been disclosed by visions, or “waking dreams.“ experienced by a wellkaown Bristol merchant named Mr. W. Tudor Pole. In 1885 Dr. Goodehild, of Bath, while at Bordighera. heard of curious glass vessel exhibited in tailor’s shop. bought ...
... cup, which it is suggested may be the Holy Grail, at Glastonbury, has excited much attention in the West of England. Mr. W. Tudor Pole, of Bristol, has the relic treasured in a private chapel at his residence at Clifton. Mr. Pole stated yesterday that researches ...
... conjectured by a few people to bo the Holy Grail, at Glastonbury, has excited much attention in the West of England. Mr. W. Tudor Pole, of Bristol, has tho relic treasured in private chapel at his residence Clifton. Mr. Pole stated yesterday that researches ...
... discovery of a cup, conjec- tured to be the Holy Grail, at Glastonbury, has excited much attention in the West of England. Mr. W. Tudor Pole, of Bristol, has the reho in a private chapel at hie residence at Clifton. Researches are being made in London ead on the ...
... eras broogbt to Britain after the T!he «f the vessel are been diaokMed by visaona *'vatu)* experienced Brih’ol named Mr. W Tudor Pole. Tn £(s* child* of Bath, while BordipWra. curious glass vessel exhibited . n Uil^sA* bought it for £6. Eleven years !a>r ...
... discovery of a elm. conjectured to be the Holy Grail, et Glastonbury. excited ranch attention a the West of England. Yr. W. Tudor Pole, of Itritrol, bee the ratio treasured a private draped at Ms residents at Clifton. Mr. Pole stated yesterday that research's ...
... to have been dis' closed by visions, or * waking dreams,’’ ex| perienced by a well-known Bristol me rchant, i named Mr. W. Tudor Pole, In 1885 Dr. Goodchild, of Bath, while at Bordighera, heard of a curious glass vessel exhibited in a tailor’s shop. He ...