... Beer, Plympton; 2, S. Matthews, 3, W. Pearse, South Brent. DRIVING CLASSES. Mare or gelding, exceeding 13.2 h.h.—l, T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel; 2, P. Ugborough; 3, J. H. Cornish, East Allington; r, A. E. Lavis, Newton Abbot. JUMPING CLASSES, Best jumper ...

... served iri a spacious marquee, supplied Messrs. H. J. Gray, Ltd., Bridge-street, Exeter, by a bevy of young ladies. Mrs. E. Studdy, in the absence her aunt, distributed the prizes in a characteristically charming manner. The concert was attended by between ...

... the :—Rev. Preb. Bucking- R. A. Moore ham, Mr, A. H. Gibbs. Col. and Mr. John Willians. Stevens, Mr. J. F. Sholioy, Mr. T, E. Studdy, ...

... totalled 108. The officials were : Starter, Mr. W. J. Luscombe; judges, Misses C. Golding, D. P. Burch, D. Worsley-Powell, and E. Studdy; timekeeper, Mr. L. Southwood (baths instiucjtor). Results: One length, beginners —1, B. Hill; 2, J. Matthews; 3, J. Parker ...

... yesterday, of a respectable man named Kichd. Adams, who pleaded guilty to stealing gooseberries, the property Mr. Thos. E. Studdy, of Stoke Gabriel. Mr. H. VV. Almy (Torquay) appeared for the prosecution, and said that his client kept a large garden choice ...

... Narda (Dr. Ward*. Alert (Miss PennellK (Mr. J. Knight), Mona (Mr. J. A. Pearce), Dancing Girl (Mr. H. Young), Tomboy (Mr. T. E. Studdy). Ben iter - Mr. C. S. A very light south-easterly wind prevailed. Beniter was first heme with a baby, but Idler had returned ...

... Mita plekred 'cello solos. A humourous drams, A Wonderful Woman, was admirably olaved by Mn. Alexander. Mrs. Palmer. Miss E. Studdy, Messrs. H Starkly, C. Branham, A. E. Bartlett, and J. S. Cooksley. Theee was a good attendance in the evening. ...

... on Friday, of respectable man named Kichd. Adams, who pleaded guilty to stealing so. se* berries the property Mr. Thos. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel. Mr. H. W. Almy (Torquay) appeared I for the prosecution, and said that client kept a larjje garden choice ...

... following new members were elected.— Messrs. H. Earle, Shebbear ; C. Calmadyiiamlyn, Bridestowe; R. YV. Fox, Horrabridge; T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel; J. Dolbean, Newton Abbot; and J. Svmous Braunton. ' 4.i. Comilli ttee reported that on the Show recently ...

... mourners were Mrs. Studdy (the bereaved widow), Colonel and Mrs. R. son and daughter-in-law), Captain E. H. Studdy (son), Mrs. E. Studdy (daughter-inlaw), Miss Ernestine Studdy (granddaughter), Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Macaulay (daughter and son-in-law), Mies Lois ...

... Col. the Don. C. the Hon. J. R. de C. the Rev. A. T. Boscawen, Captain W. Best, and Messrs. C. R. Collins, A. H. Gibbs, T. E. Studdy, A. O. Sillifant, C. L. F. Edwards, J. E. Daw, J. Rossiter and T. F. Plowman, secretary, accompanied the Mayor to tbe site ...

... repair, as he was leaving in March, this fact being known to defendant- Judgment was given for plaintiff, with costs. Mr. T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel, sued 'Geo. Clinks, that village, for MS. ss, damage jto his carriage caused by the negligent driving defendant's ...