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... discovery of a cup, conject wed to be the fio'y 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 states that researches are ...
... 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 ...
... are said to have been disclosed by visions, or waking dreams, experienced by a well-{:sown Bristol Merchant 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 ...
... The whereabouts of the vessel are said to have been disclosed by visions experienced by a well-known 13ristolian. Mr. W. Tudor Pole, who resides at Royal York Crescent. The find was made at Glastonbury—home of a legend of mystery. The cup has been likened ...
... 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 ...
... discovery of a cup, conjectured to be the Holy Grail, at Cass-1 tomboy, has excited much attention in the West of England. Mr. W. Tudor Pole, of Bristol, lbas the relic treasured in a private chapel at his residence at Clifton. . Mr. Pole stated that researches ...
... 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 ...
... The whereabouts of the vessel are said to have been disclosed by visions experienced by a well-known Bristolian, Mr. W. Tudor Pole, who resides at Royal York Crescent. The find was made at Glastonbury—home of a legend of mystery. The cup has been likened ...
... 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 ...
... Bland (collected) Mbs Walters (collected) Four Friends Anon (result of Mrs Panic - burst's meeting) Two Friends Mrs. W. Tudor Pole Earnest Otiehton, Esq. • Miss W. (tee Per Miss Macaulay-- Miss Begbie Miss Ler them Miss Meredith (bye-election) Per Miss ...
... vote of thanks the chairman and speakers, and further advised the vegetarians of Bristol form themselves into society. W. TUDOR POLE seconded the motion and supported the other proposal. ...
... g to annual death meat to &z the maximum aalary at £2.000 a w. wp A -vnv tv,, seeretarr whose Broad bent (secretary). W. Tudor Pole, rate of 13.5. The death rate far the correspondvear ' /L * nd othera. week of last year 13.1. and the ten ye „ . .. ...