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... 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 ...
... WALTER J KIDNER. Refreshments during the Interval. =arieratiCorweg4at ILaat L i t VIZ BRISTOL VEGETARIAN SOCIETY President W. Tudor Pole, IMPORTANT PUBLIC LECTURE the ST. panty PARISE NALL On des Sheet (Bottoms Stokes Croft), THI7ItBDAY, Dec 76th, 900, at ...
... gathering of members and friends, a goodly number being present. After tea. in the unavoidable absence of the president (Mr W. Tudor Pole! through indisposition, Mr H. Young presided. The Chairman reviewed the I progress of the vegetarian propaganda throughout ...
... social 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 ...
... social 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 ...
... social 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 ...
... anything but a great and continuous forward movement. A most interesting discussion followed. On Sunday afternoon Mr. W. Tudor Pole spoke at the Cloisters on “Is it possible to Obtain First-hand Evidence of the Next Life,” giving instances of personal ...
... the prophets of the world; ...
... assietants. After tea an enjoyable musical programme was given Mass K. Pole and other friends, under the -preside n Mr W. Tudor Pole, this being followed a lecture Mr J. I. Pengelly. of the Exeter Vegetarian Society, whose subject was “la- VeAatanantswi ...
... She wore a pale-grey | travelling costume, and was attended by | her only sister, Miss Katherine Tudor Pole, whilst Mr. W. Tudor Pole acted as groomsman to Mr. Wallace, the mother of the bride walking with her younger son, Mr. Alex. T. Pole. After the return ...
... I hoe. interested In progressive thought. flnn on entirely original I Ines. epeeist week-end terms —Particulars frorn W. Tudor Pole. ea above. ...
... taking these Pills for some little time there was an absence of the palpitation and pains at side. As I persevered with Mr W. Tudor Pole at the Clifton Gueat House, 17, York Crescent, Clifton, on Colour and Number Symbolism large and appreciative audience ...