... Wherwcll Station (shortly to pened) on the London an .nth-Western Kail ay. os within 100 yards of the Homestead.—Apply to iT> E. Studdy, Longparish, Whitchurch, Hants. WANTED to PURCHASE for Cash, —A FREEHOLD COTTAGE (Brick-built), with orchard and acre meadow ...

... Brand, Sweatman, Spratt, and Carter, together with the Rev. J. O. West (of Wherwell), Mr. James, Mr. Loscombe, and Mr. T E. Studdy, the new steward, Mr. Loscombe was pre uted, by Mr. Ire- monger, on his own part, with a very handsome silver tea kettle ...

... six years old, quiet to ride, or drive in double or single Carries a lady. Good hack. Parted with for no fault. £45.—T’. E. Studdy, Esq., Leckford Down, Stockbridge. SALE,—A Brown COB GELDING, five years old, 14.1 high, quiet to ride and drive, with goog ...

... for removal near good George Monk, Wherwell, will show the lots (by appoiutment), of whom catalogues may be had; of Mr. T. E. Studdy, ; or of the auctioneers, the Mart, Andover. CORN EXCHANGE, WINCHESTER. 4500ft. FIR RAILS, 6000ft. FIR RAFTERS 4in. and other ...

... roads. George Monk, woodman, Wherwell, will show the lots by appointment, of whom catalogues may be ob- tained ; of Mr. T. E. Studdy, Leckford Down, Stock- bridge; or the Auctioneers, the Mart, Andover. THE RECTORY, PENTON, Three Miles from Andover. Excellent ...

... afternoon,—The above FALL of TIMBER. George Monk, the woodman, will show the lots, of whom catalogues may be had, of Mr. T. E. Studdy, Longparish, or the Auctioneers, the Mart, Andover. ...

... dwelling-house, together with four cot- tages, all recently put in good repair. This farm is suitable for a dairy.—Address, T. E. Studdy, Long- parish, Whitchurch, Hants. Within one mile of the Railway Stations. BASINGSTOKE, HANTS, DAIRY FABM of 180 Acres, ...

... Iremonger, opened the with an address congratulating the on ferring to the services of the ant and ref of the , notably A. ee ET E. Studdy, Esq., and the Mev. W. Harison in the past, and in the vr. A. Spratt apd the Rev that, owing to this was the time she would ...

... interest in the proposal. In order to proceed with the business it was then proposed by Mr. A. Baker, and seconded by Mr. T. E. Studdy, that a Cottage Garden Society be started on the basis of the to rules previously read by Mr. Saunders, and this was put ...

... good roads. George Monk and Robert Ball, woodmen, will attend the Coppices show the lots, whom catalogues may had; Mr. T. E. Studdy, Leckford Down: at the place of sale; or of the Auctioneers, the Hart, Andover. EAST ANTON, about one mile from Andover. ...

... uear @ George Monk and Robert Ball, woodmen, will attend the ices to show the lote, of whom cata- logues may had; of Mr. E. Studdy, Leckford the Mart, Andover. Down; at the place of sale; or of the Auctioneers, On Thursday Next. By der of the WHITCHURCH ...

... and Robert Ball will attend the Coppices to show the lots, of whom catalogues may be had ; at the place of sale; of Mr. T. E. Studdy, Longparish ; or of the Auctioneers, the Mart, Andover. UPPER CH » seven frou, Aadover. 20 staunch and Bale of 130 SHIRE ...