... to-day, Frankie Frankie J Please, mum, have you got a penny valentine with two hearts on it, as rhymes to Melia?' BY G. E. STUDDY ...

... slept in yer barn, eaten of yer poultry, an' drunk of yer cider, and now yer treats me as an utter stranger. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... (sniff) Landlord of the Lone Skunk F-fired if I know (sniff, sniff) but, tell yer what-we must get some of that. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... 're not comfortable where you are. The Week EnDER t That '11 do, nlceshly. I 've set old forty-four on fire. Drawn by G. E Studdy. ...

... Well, when you 've quite finished, just come into the drawing-room, and see what you 've done to the piano. Drawn iw G. E. Studdy. ...

... scries of electric shocks) l Do anything (jerk) you like, but (jig'jig'jerk) no more wires, you thundering fool Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... Jervoise, C. R. linollye, G. Lipscomb, (1. E. Lloyd. Baker, E. Mathews, H. B. Napier, C. N. P. Phipps, A. F. Somerville, T. E. Studdy, J. 6. sni , •the-Osbourne. H. W. Taylor, C. C. Tudway, Thos. P. Plowman, secretary and editor; F. J. Lloyd, F.C.S., associate ...

... and White. Among the Artists represented are John Hassall, Lewis Baumer, Lawson Wood, Harry Rountree, L. A. Barribal, G. E. Studdy, Frank Gillett, Philip Baynes, H. C. Sandys, George Morrow, Norman Morrow, A. K. Macdonald, and Chas. Crombie. DRAMATIC AND ...

... 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 ...

... Tests, Mr. K Mathews; Milking, Mr. T. Latham; Nature :Andy, Mr. E. W. Farwell; Shearing, Mr. W. Leverton; and Yard. Mr. T. E. Studdy and the Hon. J. R. de C. Boseawen.—On the motion of Sir J. Shelley, seconded by Colonel T. W. C. Master, the report was adopted ...

... colour-plates, the most noteworthy being those such celebrated artists as Messrs. John Hassall, Lawson Wood. Harry Rountree, O. E. Studdy, and W. H. Barribal. There is also a large number of black-and-white drawings in the festive vein. The issue contains all ...

... colour-piates, the most noteworthy being those by such celebrated artists Messrs. John i assail, Lawson Wood, Harry Rountree, G. E. Studdy, and W. fl. Harribal. There is also a large number of black-and-white drawings in the festive vain. It contains all the features ...