... 65 111 18 98 Rev. E. 0. Edgell 62 69 131 28 103 Maj. Bonham-Knox 68 62 130 26 104 Mr. J. Silvester 54 56 110 5 105 Mr. T. E. Studdy 63 62 125 18 107 Col. J. D Brockman 72 66 138 28 110 Mr. W. S. Beadle 72 69 139 29 110 Admiral L. F. Jones 87 77 164 ...

... Adm. Loftus Jones 78 158 10 118 Rev. A. C. Ilervey 71 72 113 18 125 No return from Captain E. P. Jones and Mr. T. E Studdy Mr. HENNETett CONCHRTS. —We are glad to hear that the bookings for Mr. Bennett's concerto on Thursday, the 3rd inst. are ...

... brought forward, 1 Is. 7d.; members' subscriptions, £2 16s. 04d. ; Mrs. Nicholson, £1 ; Rev. J. Hosegood, 17s. 7d., T. E. Studdy, Esq., 10s. ; Mrs. Barnard, 95.; Mrs. Greenwood, 55.; Mr. G. Marsh, 21. 6d, ; Mr. H. G., Is.; various, 2s Id.; total. £8 ...

... Dicker, 19; G. Kille, 19; W. Budd, 17; J. Locke, 17; G. Williams, 15; A. Lambert, B. I. Wren, 18; E. A. J. Potter, 11; T. E.Studdy, 9; L. Merritt,e. After the election Mr. Dicker proposed that the sum of ten pounds be fixed for the purpose of the,lighting ...

... Edgeler, H. Gander, Heath Harrison, H. Melts, E. Marshall, E. Nichol. P. and C. Seward. E. Cooper Smith, J. Stubbs, T. E. Studdy, C. W. Talbot-Ponsonby, D. H. H. Wessell, B. Warner and A. Woolland, whilst Mr. G. S. Mitchell, upon whose initiative it ...

... England, which Mr. Reed so lucidly exposed and corrected. Votes of thanks, proposed respectively by the Vicar and Mr. T. E Studdy, were warmly accorded to the Lecturer and to the chairman, Mr. J. Si'vaster. LISS. DAMOND Wednesday afternoon last six oak ...

... Gardeners, Nurserymen and Gardeners). Begonias, tuberous-1 T H Studdy, 21' C Durraut, 3.1 Beunion Ferns-1 W J Williams, 2'i' E Studdy, 8J B Bennion Fuchsia.-1 J North, 2Dr Leachnian, 3J it Ben won Coleus-1 G Kew, 2J it Benuion. 3 J North Greenhouse Plants-1 ...

... and J. llosegood. OBJECTION TO THE DANCER NOTICE AT BORDZAN BILL. The clerk (Mr J. Ridley Shield) read a letter from Mr T. E. Studdy, agent to Mr W. Nicholson, of Basing Park, stating that he had written to Mr William Luker, the consul of he Cyclists' Touring ...

... Duddy, F. C. Cox, H. L. Chalcraft, H. Mells and the Rev J. Hosegood. CYCLISTS AND BONDEAN BILL. A letter was read from Mr T. E. Studdy, agent to Mr W. Nicholson, of Basing l'ark, with reference to his protest as to the interference sanctioned by this council ...

... that the board will be re-erected (though not quite on the same spot) on Thursday morning next.—Yours very truly, THOI3. E. STUDDY. P.3.—You are welcome to snake what use you like of this letter.—T.E.l3. PEOPLE YOU KNOW. No. 2.—THE PorrstAN. A rural postman ...

... R. G. Cross, C. S. Ticeburst, P W. Seward, J. Gammon, W. Benny, R. Hurrill, T. Christian. A. Arnold, G. S. Mitchell, T. E. Studdy, A. Hill, J. it. Shield, A. J. C. Mackarness, %V. C. Burley. H. Mells, H. L. Chalcraft, D. Noble, W. P. Neighbour, E. J. ...

... ROAD AT FROIFIELD GREEN. A letter was read from Mr T. E. Studdy, agent to Mr W. Nicholson, of Basing Park, stating that he gave an order to take a drain through the soil of the surface of the road at Froxlield Green, but also gave instructions that the ...