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... Hatchard, Piccadilly 5 0 T West, and Mrs West, Brighton 2 0 0 MrsG Thompson Ward 0 Mrs Cole, Darlington Court, Bath 2 0 0 Miss E Studdy, Paign. ton 0 Rev William Mayne 0 10 0 Mrs Atkinson 0 Miss Brooke 2 0 0 The Misses Raper 1 10 Two Friends, per M 2 0 Work ...
... M'Callum 2,252 C. R Crosse 3,981 H. Haynes 2,225 C. F. Gambier 3,973 P. Marrow 2,204 V. Jenkins 3,941 E. Studdy 2,133 G. Wingate 3,933 Rowland B. Main- E. Spencer 3,906 waring 2,122 A. L. D. Fordyce 3,896 W.H. OdeU ...
... shortly before two c above Sub-Lieutenant Feraldi. p at the railway station by bis leading sup-4th Foot—Gentleman Cadet E Studdy, from the , „ va3t crowd, on his appearance, Royal Military College, be Sub-Lieutenant, insucces- 1 . . sion Kii'ign T Orr ...
... appointei oN the 16th August, '72, a probationer for the Indian Staff 4th Foot-E W Yeatberd,. gent, to be Sub Lieutenant, vice E Studdy, transferred to the 32nd Foot. - 10th Foot-A S Dillon, gent, to be Sub Lieu. tenapt, in succession to Lieutenant W Sime, ...
... appointed on the IGtb August ' 1872, a probationer for the Indian Staff Corps. 4th—E W Yeatherd, Gent, to Sub Lieutenant, j vice E Studdy, transferre i to the 32nd Foot. ' 10th—AS Dillon, Gcnt Sub Lieutenant, in I succession to Lieutenant ii Simm, transferred ...
... Terry, and Mr. Leopold de Rothschild. The sporting supplement contains coloured sketches Will Owen. Charles Crombio, G. E. Studdie, and other well-known artists. The literary features are many and varied, and include stories, dramatic notes, society items ...
... appeared in the Sketch.’’ usual, a lares* share of attention is given to the theatrical world, and the humorous pages by U. E, Studdy, Starr Wood, and others are well up the mark. Th« ■' Tatk-r,” always strong in humour, has cloTor cartoons George Belcher ...
... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1909. artists Messrs. John Hassall, Lawson Wood, Harry Rountree, O. E. Studdy. and W. H. Barrtbsl. There also a largo number of black-andwhite drawings in the festive vein. Tbe issue contains all tbe featores ...
... colour-plates, the most noteworthy being those by such celebrated artists Messrs. John Hassall, Lawson W ood, Harry Rountree, G. E. Studdy, and W. H. Barribal. There also large number of black and white drawings in the festive vein. The issue contains all the ...
... Hope Read, Frank Reynolds. V*. Heath Rohm son. Harry Rowntree. Tony Sarg. G. Stampa. Charles Sheldon. Ernest H. Shep*”. G. E- Studdy. Charles Sykes. Lance Thackeray, J. «• Thorpe. F. H. Townsend, Godfrey Wilson son Wood. Starr Wood. ‘‘F«jntera be published ...
... Pcgram Hope Read, Frank Reynolds. W. Heath Robinson, Harry Bowntree, Tony Sarg, G. L. Charles Sheldon, Ernest 11. Shepard, G. E. Studdy, Charles Sykes, Lance Thackeray, G. H. Thorne, F. H. Townsend, Godfrey Wilson. Lawson Mood, Starr Wood. “ Printers’ Pie published ...
... on of Kampf's great picture. “Paradise Lost.” which appears on the middle pages. Amusing sketches are contributed by G. E. -Studdy, Charles Robinson, and Chris Heeps, and other pictures of interest are “Sunstar’s Derby,” “The Week a Glance, and portrait ...