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... alijo with the Insect Immigration Cpmnrttee of the South-Western Union of Scientific Societies. The Hon. Treasurer (Miss R. E. Studdy* reported a balance of to date. Income during 1946 totalled £227. It was decided to appoint Mr. R. Barker as paid warden ...
... Briscoe, and Lawson Wood have given of their best, and are represented hy pages in colour, while W. Heath Robinson fl. E. Studdy. Hilda Cowham. Charles Dixon, Bert Thomas. Peto. and many others have provided specimens of their inimitable styles. Stories ...
... 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 ...
... Bvng. the Hon. J. R. de C. Boscaiwen, the Rev. A. T. Boscawen. Captain W. Best, and Messrs. C. R. Collins. A. H. Gibbs, T. E. Studdy, A. 0. Sillifant, C. L. Edwards, J. E. Daw, J. and T. P. riowman, secretary, accompanied the ...
... artists whose work is found in the pages this week's Bystander include Severine Tremator, Beauvais, Hynes, A. Cane, G. E. Studdy, and H. H. Harris. ...
... DRIVING CLASSES. Mare or gelding, exceeding 13.2 h.h. 1, Thos. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel: 2, P. Kingwell: 3-, J. H. Cornish; r, A. B. Lavis, Newton Abbot. JUMPING CLASSES. Best exceeding 15 b.h., over hurdleß, banks and gate.—l, P. Conpdon, Crownhill; ...
... 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 ...
... the sbore, containing ‘and corn land, came With Gs ‘The abore farms would either separately or For particulars apply T. E. STUDDY, Land Agent. Petersfield. ...
... Paignton l'iej* yesterday. Resul' 8- Class I. —Exceeding tons. > st ...
... Societyheld in London was attended by, among others. Sir John Shelley, Messrs. R. Collins, J. Cooke Hurle. J. E. Daw, and T. E. Studdy. Mr. J. Wright. Ashbury House, was elected a member the Society. All the members of tbe Council retiring rotation were r ...
... 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 ...
... there should be a large attendance. No doubt many readers of The Sketch will desire to mak , the acquaintance of Mr. G. E. Studdy (brother of the vicar). the famous creator of Monvi Mr. Studdy will sign his pictures, and also draw sketches wh ,, h ...