... to Mr. Thomas Tozer, of Hux,r. r iham, with his successful heavy weight hunter, ts the runner-up being an exhibit Mr. T. E. Studdy, of Stoke Gabriel. ' c the open class for cobs and ponies a proa° test was entered by .Mr. E. Beedell, Newton St. Cyres, ...

... R. de C. Boscawen; shoeing, T. Latham; yard, C. L. F. Edwards, Captain W. Best. Marquis of Bath: assistant-stewards, T. E. Studdy, Hon J. R. de C. Boscawen. Other officials j--Associate editor, P. L. Lloyd, F.1.C., F. C.S.; auditor, F. C Goodman, F.C ...

... J R de Boscawen. Shoeing: T Latham. Yard : Mr C L F Edwards: W Best, and the Marquis- of Bath ; assistant stewards, Mr T E Studdy and the Hon. J C Boseawen. The Exeter Branch the V.M.C.A. have large marquee in prominent position in the yard, where writing ...

... by ■well-known Passing Show artists, and include such famous names as Leo Cheney, Alfred Leete, Will Owen. E. T. Rood. G. E. Studdy, and George Whitelaw. tNeedless say. the Kaiser comes in for some well-deserved knocks. The cartoons are of a high standard ...

... Novice, dog: 1, Miss Dorothy Mills; 2, Mra W J Symes; 3, Mrs Duncan. Maiden, dog or bitch: 1 and 2, Mrs F Hoyle; Miss Edith E Studdy, Paignton. Limit, dog bitch: 1, Mrs Duncan; 2, Miss NCR Longinore, Powderham; 3, Miss Dorpthy Mills, South Zeal. Open, dog: ...

... Studdy, and H. Connett. The '■ characters of the farce, Turn Him Out, 1 were ably sustained by the Misses K. Cross j and E. Studdy, and Messrs. H. Studdy, R. Airy, and IC. Ward. Rsspocting a complaint received by the Okehampton Ruril District Council from ...

... County Court Monday, before his Honour the Hon. W. B. Lindley, Mr. Cecil Harris, carriage builder Junction, sued Colonel R. E, Studdy, Paignton, for £10, price a ralli trap.— giving judgment for the plaintiff the claim with costs, his Honour said it was ...

... nomas, R. PrSon. 53; T. Priston, H Shilston, S J. E May, 47; R. B. Narraeott 44 (suoceesful) H. Collins, J. Baker, 41; T. E. studdy, 39; L. M. Peeke, 22; H. Narracott, 21 (unsuccessful). . , SILVERTON.—22 candidates for the eleven seats on the-Silverton ...

... (nine seats).—H. Shilston, 61; J P. Baker, J. H. Collings, 50; T. Luscombe, 43; J. E. Tope, T. Preston, 36; F. Searle 34; T- E. Studdy, .31; W. E. Tozer, 3d ; R. Preston, W. H. Blank, 23; G. Briinmicombe, 26; F. J. Narracott, 13; T. N. Dinwiddy W. H. Narracott ...

... being tie* for last seat®. 61: J. P. Baker. J. H. Ceilings. 50; T. 43: J. E. Tope-, 38: T- Preston, 36; A. Searle.34; T. E. Studdy, E. Tester, 51. unsuccessful were: R. Preston. 31; W. H. Blank. 28; G. Bnmmar»mbe. 26; F. J. Karraxxiifct. 18: T N. 17; W ...

... R. A. Moore-Stevens. Yard stewards: The Marquis Bath, K:G., Sir F. H. Bathnrst. Bart.. D.5.0., Capt. W. Best, and Mr. T. E. Studdy; assistant steward. Mr. 0. .N. The General Secretary is Mr. F. H. Storr. and the Assistant Secretary Mr. W. A. Smith. Mr ...

... .. mars) Harneete. best harness horse °S r be driven in single harness, the those living within the Torquay Dmsion l T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel; 2, R. Tucker, raignton; ; 3, G J. Elford, Dartmouth Harness, best cob or horse (gelding ormare), to be driven ...