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... 3. the Sete:Sou Corninitte, Viscount Folkestone was as a Yard Steward and Mr R. as Poultry Steward in the place of Mr. T E. Studdy and the fonownve were wriecte to vacancies in the Without _venues to Distri , S of the Council • Mann. F. B. 11-rry, thoadelyst ...
... issue, supply an amusing commentary on the manners and modes of the moment. Mr. H. M. Bateman, Mr. W. Heath Robinson, Mr. G. E. Studdy, Mr. Lawson Wood, Mr. Wiil Owen, Mias .Mabel Attwell, and Mr, Frank Newbould, who has also produced an attractive design ...
... DrATZS. The Secretary haying reported the deaths of Mr. 0. E Lloyd Baker, a vicepresident of the Society, Mr. T. E. Studdy, a steward of Yard and Poultry, and Sir Hugh W Drummond,a c.ember of the oouncil for the Southern Division, resolutions of regret ...
... Sands. The demonstration was under the direction Mr. G. E. Hider, Royal Life-Saving Society. Those taking part were Misses E. Studdy, C. and M. Gotding, C. Foxworthy, B. Messrs. S. Johnson, f;. Rowel). B. Wills, K. Down, A. Shnibsole, and G. Sims. ...
... Motley, Lord Wynford, Sir John Shelley, Moore Stephens, Major 11. Chichester, the Rev. A. T. Messrs. J. E. Daw, Martyn, T. E. Studdy, E. H. Storr (Secretary), and 11. C. Aym (Superintendent Works), visited Plymouth Thursday, for the purpose inspecting the ...
... 1926. Viscount Folkestone was appointed yard steward and Mr- R. Bruford poultry steward, in the place of the iate Mr. T. E- Studdy, and the following were elected to vacancies in the Without Reference to District Division of, the council. —Messrs. F. Blmbert ...
... Keble Howard, while the artiste include Mabel Lucie AttwcJJ, Will Owen, Lawson Wood, W. Heath Robinson, Charles Pears, G. E. Studdy, Starr Wood, Charles and H. M. Batemam. Since its last appearance Printers' Pie has lost its editor, Mrs. Hu-h but her ...
... STUDDY. We regret to record the death which took place at Cochineal Vicarage suddenly and unexpectedly on Wednesday. of Mrs. E Studdy, soother of the Vicar a Coc; ington. the Rev. H C. Muddy. and widow of the late Capt E. H. Staddy. D.O LI. who was son of ...
... started at 10.3(1 in a light westerly wind, the competitors were: Argonaut, Key. Bayliss, cutter, 20min.; Tomboy, Colonel T. E. Studdy. cutter. GOniin.; Ilazymorn, Major E. Palmer, yawl, OOmin.'; Jay, Mr. T. X. Dinwiddy, cutter, TOmin.; Captain J. 1). Gould ...
... was served in a spacious marquee, supplied by Messrs. H. J. Gray, Ltd., Bridge-street, Exeter, a bevy young ladies. Mrs. E. Studdy, in the absence of her aunt, distributed the prizes in a characteristically charming manner. , The concert was attended by ...
... Shelley. C6lonel R. A. Moore. Stevens. Major C. H. Chichester, the Key. A. T. Boscawcn, Messrs J. K. Daw. U.-Martyn. T. E. Studdy, F. Storr. secretary, and H. C. Ayre, superintendent of works, visited Plymouth on Thursday for the purpose of inspecting ...
... for exceeding 4 tonsi. (W. Forster), corrected time 4h• 4m. los. ; 1, Benda C. S. Wolien). scr., 4h. om. 'vs.; Tomboy iT. E. Studdy).3-o. 4h. um pa; l.a ague (R. Gill). 4h. 1.3 m. ; St. George (Maj. ViCkert). ace.. 4h. II4M. (AMC!, (W. Ball), 3-0, 4h. 175 ...