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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 ...
... 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 ...
... of a cup, which it is suggested may be the Holy 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 on Friday that researches ...
... cup, which it is suggested may 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 private chapel at Ins residence tit Clifton. Mr. Pole states that researches were ...
... cup, conjee tured to be the Holy Grail, at Glastonbuy s has naturally excited much attention in the West of England. Mr. W. Tudor Pole, who is • member of the firm of Meesrs. Chamberlain, Polo and Co., corn merchants, Broadmead, has the relic treasured in ...
... was absolutely convinced of its antiquity, of its unusual merit, and of its special character. LETTER FROM MR. POLE. Mr. W. Tudor Pole writee to the Express : The question of credulity or incredulity on the part of the public a matter of absolute indifference ...
... Parkhurst, Capt. and Mrs. Southey and family, Mr. Frank Boddington, Mr. F. G. Booth Scott, Mrs. Thornburgh Cropper, Mr. W. Tudor Pole, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swayne, Mr., C. H. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Mr. Geo. Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bond. Tax ...
... von). Mr. Loder (London). Mr. P. Leveaux (London). Mr. P. Mayon (Manchester). Mr. R. B. Irwin and party (London). Mr. W. Tudor Pole (London). Mt. H. E. Sarples (Liverpool). Mr. H. E. Harris (Ilford). Mr. H. Curtis (Torquay). Mr. C. K. Hilton (KnutsfoTd) ...
... von). Mr. Loder (London). Mr. F. Leveaux (London). Mr. P. Mayon (Manchester). Mr. R. B. Irwin and party (London). Mr. W. Tudor Pole (London). Mr. H. E. Sarples (Liverpool). Mr. H. E. Harris (Ilford). Mr. H. Curtis (Torquay). Mr. C. K. Hilton (Knutsford) ...
... 4. Mr. M. Wright. PARAGON. Spa House— Mr. and Mrs. Dean. Mr and Mrs. Pelinger. Mr. and Mrs. Tate. Mis a Seddon Mr. D. W. Tudor Pole. Mr. Hugh W. Cornford. PIERREPONT STREET. Shendan- Stewart. Mrs. Lloyd. Miss King Miss Mr. and Mrs. Twine. 11, Mr and Mrs ...
... Hanson. 14. Lt.-Col. and Mrs. Kingcombe Read. 14, Miss Henstowe. OXFORD ROW. 4. Mr. M. Wright. PARAGON. Spa House Mr. D. W. Tudor Pole. Mr. Hugh W. Cornford. Mr. and Mrs. Geddes. Mr. and Mrs. Golding. Mr. and Mrs. Sjollema. PIERREPONT STREET. Sbendan- Stewart ...