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... complains that he would be lost without a horse. Our artist makes a suggestion above which should solve the difficulty By G. E. Studdy Rifle-shooting is being recommended as a recreation for lonely wives in London. Other amusing pastimes by which ladies could ...
... tests, Mr. E. Mathews; milking, Mr. T. Latham: Nature study, Mr. E. W. Farwell; shearing, Mr, W. Leverton ; and yard, Mr. T. E. Studdy and the Hon. J. R. de C. Rosea wen. On the motion of Sir J. Shelley, seconded Colonel T. W. C. MasteT, the report was adopted ...
... Will Owen. George Belcher. Saville Lumley. H. M. Brock. “Thorpe,” Starr Wood, T. C. Dugdale, Gunning King, G. L. Stampa, G. E. Studdy, Charles Folkard, Ernest H. Shepard. Norman Morrow, Charles Crorabie, Tony Sarg, Dudley Buxton, Arthur Lee, Charles Luce ...
... Boacawoa; Dairy Tests, Mr E. Mathews; Milking. T. Latham; Nature Study. Mr if. W. Farwell: Shearling, Mr W. and Yard, T. E. Studdy and the 800. J. C. the motion of Sir 1. Shelley, seconded Colonel W. C. Muter. th« report «w Ml, The Secretory submitted ...
... colour-plates, the most noteworthy being those by such celebrated artists Messrs. John Hassall, Lawson W ood, Harry Rountree, G. E. Studdy, and W. H. Barribal. There also large number of black and white drawings in the festive vein. The issue contains all the ...
... PULLING THE FAVOURITE, AND OTHER HUMOROUS COLOURED DRAWINGS By Will Owen, Dudley Tennant, George Belcher, Thomas Maybank, E. E. Studdy, and Lawson Wood. TWO SHORT STORIES. A SPECIAL SPORTING SUPPLEMENT, AND SEVERAL PAGES OF TOPICAL SKETCHES, PHOTOGRAPHS OF ...
... tests. Mr. E. Matherws; milking. Mr. T. Latham: Nature study, Mr. E. W. Farwell: shearing. Mr. W. Leverton; and yard, Mr. T. E. Studdy and th Hon. J. R. de C. Bosoawen. On the motion of Sir J. Shelley, seconded Colonel T. W. C. Master, the'report was adopted ...
... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1909. artists Messrs. John Hassall, Lawson Wood, Harry Rountree, O. E. Studdy. and W. H. Barrtbsl. There also a largo number of black-andwhite drawings in the festive vein. Tbe issue contains all tbe featores ...
... r, A. H. Bond„ Dittisham. Harness (open), harness horse (gelding or mare), is h.h. and under. —t, Miss G. Burston; 2, T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel; 3, J. A. Collings and Son; r, W. H. and F. Tram, Kingswear. Ditto, over is h.h. to be driven in single harness ...
... large number of hninormiscolourplatcs. tho most noteworthy being tlmsc by John Hassall. L-iwson Wood. Harry Rountree. G. E. Studdy. and \\. H. Barriba!. A . plate is “A Use of Deoombcr,” Pear s Annual cottKisTs of four suirics by Dickens, with 22 iliiMurauoas ...
... subject, those of former years. The comic element is supplied by those inimitable humorists John Hassan, Dudley Hardy, and G. E. Studdy, while the stories are pictured by Wilmot Lunt, J. E. Sullivan, Percy F. Spence, Fleming Williams, H. C. Sandy. and Mary ...
... chosen, and the reading matter interesting and instructive. Well-known artists like Hassail, Lawsson Wood, H. Sandy, G. E. Studdy, Philip Baynes, and H. M. Bateman contribute clever and amusing sketches, coloured and otherwise, while from the pen of E ...