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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... I hoe. interested In progressive thought. flnn on entirely original I Ines. epeeist week-end terms —Particulars frorn W. Tudor Pole. ea above. ...
... intervotir.e, fur those inter• estert In progressive llnn on entirely original lines. Special week-end terms.—Particalars tram W. Tudor Pole. as above. BRI INIE WELLS. —Comfortable home offered lady (not elderly ni invalid 1 as permanent guest. Well situated, ...
... then addressed the congregation in Persian, speaking for about eight minutes. translation of the address was read by Mr. W. Tudor Pole. It was mainly exhortation to spiritual unity and closer relations between East and Went. This was the first time that ...
... then addressed the congregation Persian, speaking for about eight minutes A translation of the address was rea by Mr. W. Tudor Pole. It was mainly exhortation to spiritual unity and closer relations between Bast and West. This was the time that Alalul ...
... 30 p.m. Special service conducted by Rev. J. E. Rattenbury. Prayers from the Collegium and special hymns will be sung. W. TUDOR-POLE will speak on The Deeper IT! Aspect of the Great War (Chair, Mrs, Despard), Saturday, November 28th, 8 p.m., Caxton ...
... Mrs. DESPARD presides at the CAXTON HALL, Westminster, on Sat. Nov. 28th. at 8 p.m. at a Meeting to be addressed by NIP. W. TUDOR-POLE. Subject : 'Some Deeper Aspects of the Great War.' Reserved Seats 2s. and is., from the Secretary, 40, Courtfield-gardens ...
... Gardens, etc. Further particulars apply :-28, WATERLOW COURT, HASIPSTEAD WAY, HENDON, N.W. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. MR. W. TUDOR-POLE will speak on The Deeper Aspect of the Great War (Chair, Mrs, Despard), Saturday, November 28th, 8 p.m., Caxton Hall ...