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... on of Kampf's great picture. “Paradise Lost.” which appears on the middle pages. Amusing sketches are contributed by G. E. -Studdy, Charles Robinson, and Chris Heeps, and other pictures of interest are “Sunstar’s Derby,” “The Week a Glance, and portrait ...
... appointei oN the 16th August, '72, a probationer for the Indian Staff 4th Foot-E W Yeatberd,. gent, to be Sub Lieutenant, vice E Studdy, transferred to the 32nd Foot. - 10th Foot-A S Dillon, gent, to be Sub Lieu. tenapt, in succession to Lieutenant W Sime, ...
... Hatchard, Piccadilly 5 0 T West, and Mrs West, Brighton 2 0 0 MrsG Thompson Ward 0 Mrs Cole, Darlington Court, Bath 2 0 0 Miss E Studdy, Paign. ton 0 Rev William Mayne 0 10 0 Mrs Atkinson 0 Miss Brooke 2 0 0 The Misses Raper 1 10 Two Friends, per M 2 0 Work ...
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... shortly before two c above Sub-Lieutenant Feraldi. p at the railway station by bis leading sup-4th Foot—Gentleman Cadet E Studdy, from the , „ va3t crowd, on his appearance, Royal Military College, be Sub-Lieutenant, insucces- 1 . . sion Kii'ign T Orr ...
... Full-paes lisooreas Colour by G.E.Studdy,ArthurWatts, Alfred Leete, & Fragasse ...
... (Hollinsheach, 611-3 Mr R Hollinthead 03 Torpheltm (A Brard'. 10-11-3 Laches Brictce ( Hammonds >. 8-11-3 A Mullins 000 Loyauta (E Studdi. 10-11-3 00 Landing light iJ WilUamsi. 9-11-3 Mr A Williams Punchestown Star Mercer i, 5-11-0 M Morris 312 Wainwright (Mason) ...
... of the publication, and certainly the picture page three hundred and twenty-seven roves!' a vivid imagination on Mr. G. E. Studdy's part, when be attempts' to delineate the condition of humanity when the mad outnumber the sane three hundred years hence ...
... Terry, and Mr. Leopold de Rothschild. The sporting supplement contains coloured sketches Will Owen. Charles Crombio, G. E. Studdie, and other well-known artists. The literary features are many and varied, and include stories, dramatic notes, society items ...
... the publica• tion, and certainly the picture on page three hundred and twenty-seven reveals a vivid imagination on Ile. 0. E. Studdy's part, when he attempts to delineate,the condition of humanity amen the mad outnumber the sane three hundred years hence ...