... colour-plates, the most noteworthy being those by such celebrated artists as Messrs. John HaaaalL Wood, Harry Rountree,. G. E. Studdy, and W. H. Barribai. There is also a large number of black and white draw! the festive vein. The issue contains; all the ...

... Johnston seconded, and the vote thanks was accorded with acclamation. The stall-holders were: Mr*. Studdy, Misses M. Studdy. E. Studdy. and V. Studdy, Mis* E. Barton, Mrs Ford, Mr*. Costns, Miss Miss Bocton, Mi*s Piekthall, Mies Burney, Miss Walter, and Mist ...

... best harness horse (gelding mare) hands and under, to be driven in single harness.—l', Miss G. Burston, Taunton: 2, T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel; 3, Messrs. J. A. Collings and Sons. Exeter; r, Messrs. W. H. and F. Kingswear. Harness (open), best harness ...

... 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 ...