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... Campbell (of Poesil), Digby Collings, Esq., B. Llewellyn, Esg,., L. Porter, Esq., Hall Plumer, Esq., R. Mallock, Esq., and E. Studdy, Esq. Messrs.Weatherby,bandicappers; Mr. Watson, judge and clerk of the scales; P. Stevenson, Esq., starter; W. R. Gee, Eaq ...
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... life-perhaps mnore from its general service totbe complainant . than from the ill-usage it received from the defendant Mr. e Studdy assured their Worships that he had never struck any- - . one: he was in the habit of carrying his stick in a borizontal 5position ...
... took place at the Catholic Apostolic Church, Gordon-square, Longon, to-day, betwea| i3irliareld Hewitt. Bart., and Miss M. E Studdy, daughter of Mrs. Summers, of Crick eouse, Ohep- stow. and granddaughter of Mr. Ii. Studdy, J.P,, C.C., of Wuddeton Court ...
... a Broke-Middletonj Dart., C.B., Mr. and Mrs. Jonese (Velindre), Colonel Tones, Mr. E. Studdly (32nd Regiment), anti Mrs. E. Studdy, Miss Helen Shaw-Stewart, Miss d iGavine Clarke Jervoise, Captain Arkwirlght, R.N., Mr. bi - Farker Jervoise Miss ~Jones ...
... careful infuture. ,. 'DARTMOUTH.-On M3onday thrwas' a sailing C 'match'between the Gondida, cutter, twoty'tons; Lieutenant e Studdy, R.N., and the Ina, cutter, i eventsen tons, E. T. Kensington, ?? for ?? aside and. a champagne' dinner.f Thbe course extended ...
... pastureo excellent buildings and cottages. Liberal terms to a good tenant, To be LET, from IMichaclmas next, apply to T. E. STUDDY, Longpslrish, Whitchuich, Hants. Pi TO be LET, on or after May 11th, the T UPPER PART of No. 6, Southernhay, comprising * ...
... pasture; excellent buildings and cottages. Liberal terms to a good tenant, To bet LET, from Miehaclmas next,' apply to T. E, STUDDY, Dix Longpmrish, Whitehuweb, Hants. T O be LET, on or ' Mtr May 11th, the CI T UPPER PART of No. 6, Southernhay, comprising ...
... o'.lock to complete the agenda. In the evening a mass Maeting was held in the Roval Publio Hall at eight o'olook, when Mr E Studdy. D.L., J.P., the President of the I-rorquay Division Constitutional Union, end tho Right Hon the Earl of Morley, the Right ...
... H-ydenrahad. . . ; On idayiast. iat Ipplepen, Mr. JohnTozerVenning, of lqung-House, Bi'otdhemnpston, toB SusBtnuaBradldgi(sg~e Studdy, th ird deaughter of ThMV-'Btri dge Stuld y,, Esq. Coombe. House, Ipplepeni. At Stratton,. N. C.1,Bray, Esq.oef Lnngford ...